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	Covin	People's victory; Dove, Cub
	Covington	Habitational name from 'Covinton' in Lanarkshire and Old English form 'Cofington'.
	Cowan	The original bearer of the name are the people who lived in EnglishScottish border region; Also refers to Twin; Hillside hollow
	Cowessess	Little Child; Infant
	Cradelmas	An effective, silent and likable person
	Craeda	A confident and reserved person
	Crandall	Literally means "Valley of the Cranes"; could be used to describe someone from the Crane Valley
	Crandell	Invariant to Crandall; Means "Valley of the Cranes"
	Cranleah	Originated from the name "Cranley"; Meadow of the Cranes