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	Cotton	It is a dimunitive of Old french Cot(t)e "coat (of mail)"; orignates from old English meaning "˜at the cottages or huts'.
	Countess	Feminine equivalent of the word "count"
	Coure	One who maintains a top position
	Courel	One who has a versatile nature
	Court	Reference to the residence of the lord of a manor; From Old French'Yard or enclosure'; From English 'Small, Short'; Also refers to Courtier and court attendent.
	Courtlandt	Land of the Court; alternate form of "Courtland"
	Courtlin	Courtland; Also means "From the court"
	Courtlyn	Well mannered; Polished; Courtly; Courteous
	Courtlynn	Well Behaved and mannered; Polished; Courtly; Courteous