| Chaitanya (the name of a saint; consciousness) |
Chakor (a bird enamoured of the moon) |
Chakrapani (Lord Vishnu) |
Chakshu (eye) |
Chaman (garden) |
Chamanlal (garden) |
Champak (a flower) |
Chanchal (restless) |
Chandak (the moon) |
Chandan (sandalwood) |
Chandra, Chandrabhan (the moon) |
Chandrachur (Lord Shiva) |
Chandrahas (bow of Shiva) |
Chandrak (peacock feather) |
Chandrakanta (the moon) |
Chandrakishore (the moon) |
Chandrakumar (the moon) |
Chandramohan (attractive like the moon) |
Chandrashekhar (one who holds moon in his hair knot, Lord Shiva) |
Chandresh (lord of the moon) |
Chandran (the moon) |
Chandranath (the moon) |
Chandraraj (moonbeam) |
Chapal (quick) |
Charan (feet) |
Charanjit, Charanjeet (one who has won over the lord) |
Chaturbhuj (strong, broad shouldered) |
Chetan (consciousness, life) |
Chetana (consciousness) |
Chhandak (the charioteer of Lord Buddha) |
Chidambar (one whose heart is as big as the sky) |
Chidananda (Lord Shiva) |
Chinmay (blissful) |
Chinmayananda (blissful) |
Chintamani (philosopher's stone) |
Chirag (lamp) |
Chiranjeev (immortal) |
Chirantan (immortal) |
Chirayu (immortal) |
Chitrabhanu (fire) |
Chitraksh (beautiful eyed) |
Chitral (of variegated colour) |
Chitrarath (the sun) |
Chitrasen (a king of Gandharvas) |
Chitta (mind) |
Chittaranjan (joy of inner mind) |
Chittaswarup (the supreme spirit) |
Chittesh (lord of the soul) |
Chudamani (jewel adorned by the gods) |