21. Bruce

Derived from the French Brieuse (a locality in France).

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22. Brynne

One who has faith; a form of Brian (?)

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23. Cameron

Used as a surname originated from the Gaelic nickname cam sron (crooked nose). Variations: Cam, Camey.

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24. Campbell

Used as a surname originated from the Gaelic nickname cam beul (crooked mouth). Variations: Cam,Camey.

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25. Canice

Handsome, comey; A borrowing from the Irish, Canice is an Anglicized form of the Gaelic Coinneach (handsome, comely).

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26. Clement

Gentle, mild, merciful; Derived from the Latin Clemens, which is directly derived from clemens (gentle, mild, merciful). The Gaelic form of Clement is Cliamain.

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27. Coinneach

Handsome, comely; Derived from an old Gaelic nickname meaning "handsome, comely." The name is Anglicized as Canice and Kenneth.

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28. Conall

Strength, wisdom;a popular name derived from the Celtic element conn (strength; wisdom; high) or from con (wolf, dog). Variations: Connell, Connell, Connull.

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29. Constantine

Steadfast, constant; derived from the Late Latin Constantinus, a derivative of Constans (steadfast, constant).

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30. Corbea

Full with energy, willing to exceed and excel. An eager person, lots of fun

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