Cainan: Lamentation or possession of them.
Cithii (Κήτιοι): Mad or amazed.
Carnaim: Horns.
Cades: Holy, whether changed.
Cinaei: possessing.
Cenezaei: Jealousy or its possession.
Cedmonaei: Ancient sadness, or eastern.
Camuel: The resurrection of God, or the station of God.
Cedar: Darkness, or sadness.
Cedma: Eastern, or preceding.
Caath: Molars, teeth, or patience.
Hucusque per simplicem C litteram lecta sint nomina: exin aspiratione addita: That is, for those who read Greek.
Cherubin: Multiplying knowledge, as if there were many.
Cham: Hot. But it should be known that in Hebrew, there is no letter "chi": instead, it is written with heth, which is pronounced with a double aspiration.
Chethim: Broken.
Chus: Ethiopian.
Chanaan: Turmoil, that is the movement of them, either the merchant, or the humble.
Chalanne: Future consummation, or all of us.
Chalech: As if green.
Chaseluim: Their region is covered.
Chaphthoriim: The hand of the scouts, or of the turtledoves, but better that of the Cappadoces.
Chethaeus: Mental departure, or fixation, or severance. But this name in Hebrew does not begin with a consonant letter, but with heth, about which we have already spoken above.
Chaldaei: Like demons, or like udders, or fierce ones.
Charran: Apertures, either of anger, or digging them. But even this name begins with the Hebraic letter Heth.
Chebron: Marriage, or spells, or an eternal vision, and this is what Heth has from the beginning.