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	Crescentia	To Sprout; Grow; Feminine form of "Crescentius"
	Crescenzo	Italian form of "Crescentius"; To develop; To sprout; Grow
	Cresence	French form of "Crescentia"; To Grow; Get bigger; Develop
	Cressa	Diminutive of "Cressida"; Medieval form of "Chryseis" meaning "Golden"
	Cressence	One who is increasing and evergrowing
	Cressida	Shakespeare used this word from the Ancient Greek name "Chryseis" meaning Golden
	Cresson	A topographic name for someone residing near a stream, hill, lake or a tree
	Crestian	Derived from the Biblical name "Christianity"; Follower of Christ
	Crestina	Christianity woman