French Boy Names: Get the list of French Boy Baby Names With Meanings
French Boy Names: Find the most unique and cutest French Boy Baby Names with meaning here, we have updated the list of French Boy Names with meanings and origin for you to choose the best name for your kid with traditional value within it. Get the wide range of French Boy Baby names with its origin and name your kid with cultural and traditional significance.
French Boy Names Starting with A
Looking for the French Boy Names Starting with A to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with A which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Abelino | Son of Adam and Eve, Nave |
| Abella | Child |
| Abrielle | father of many |
| Acadia | place of plenty |
| Acel | noble |
| Acelin | Noble |
| Achille | French and Italian form of ACHILLES. |
| Adalene | Good humor |
| Adalyn | Variant of ADELINE using the popular name suffix lyn. |
| Adela | Originally a short form of names beginning with the Germanic element adal meaning "noble". Saint Adela was a 7th-century Frankish princess who founded |
| Adelaide | From the French form of the Germanic name Adalheidis, which was composed of the elements adal "noble" and heid "kind, sort, type". It was borne in the |
| Adele | Form of ADÈLE. |
| Adelia | Elaborated form of ADELA. |
| Adelina | From a Latinized Germanic name which was derived from the element adal meaning "noble". |
| Adeline | French and English form of ADELINA. |
| Adelise | Forerunner of Alice, Of the nobility, Noble |
| Adelle | Variant of ADELE. |
| Adelynn | A variant of Adeline meaning noble, as well as Marilyn or Madeline which mean "wished for tower." |
| Adilene | Good humor |
| Adolphe | French form of ADOLF. |
| Adora | Short form of ADORACIÓN. |
| Adriane | Dark |
| Adrianna | Feminine form of ADRIAN. |
| Adrien | French form of ADRIAN. |
| Adriene | Brazilian variant of ADRIANA. |
| Adrienne | French feminine form of ADRIAN. |
| Advent | Born during Advent. |
| Agathe | Cognate of AGATHA. |
| Aida | Variant of AYDA. This name was used in Verdi's opera 'Aida' (1871), where it belongs to an Ethiopian princess held captive in Egypt. |
| Aileen | Variant of EILEEN. |
| Aime | From Old French Amé, the masculine form of Amée (see AMY). |
| Aimee | French form of AMY. |
| Aimes | friend |
| Aimon | fatherland |
| Aindriu | Irish form of ANDREW. |
| Alain | French form of ALAN. |
| Alaine | Beautiful |
| Alair | Cheerful |
| Aldric | From a Germanic name, derived from the elements ald "old" and ric "ruler, power". Saint Aldric was a 9th-century bishop of Le Mans. |
| Aleron | Knight armor |
| Alexandre | Form of ALEXANDER. This name was borne by the 19th-century French author Alexandre Dumas (1802-1870), who wrote 'The Three Musketeers'. |
| Alexia | Feminine form of ALEXIS. |
| Algernon | Originally a Norman French nickname, derived from aux gernons "having a moustache", which was applied to William de Percy, a companion of William the |
| Algernone | wearing a mustache |
| Algey | wearing a mustache |
| Algie | Mustachioed |
| Algy | wearing a mustache |
| Aline | Medieval short form of ADELINE. As an English name, in modern times it has sometimes been regarded as a variant of EILEEN. This was the name of a popu |
| Alisson | Alisson |
| Alix | Medieval French variant of ALICE. |
| Aliz | Hungarian form of ALICE. |
| Aljernon | wearing a mustache |
| Allgernon | wearing a mustache |
| Allison | Variant of ALISON. |
| Allura | Divine counselor |
| Allure | to entice |
| Ally | Fair, Beautiful |
| Allyson | Variant of ALISON. |
| Almando | ready for battle |
| Alphonse | French form of ALFONSO. |
| Alyssandra | Protector of mankind |
| Alysson | Alysson |
| Amabel | Medieval feminine form of AMABILIS. |
| Amalie | Norwegian, Danish and German form of AMALIA. |
| AMAND | French form of AMANDUS. |
| Amaury | French form of AMALRIC. |
| Ambre | French cognate of AMBER. |
| Ambroise | French form of Ambrosius (see AMBROSE). |
| Amedee | French form of AMADEUS. |
| Amelie | German variant of AMELIA. |
| Ames | friend |
| Ami | Dearly loved |
| Amia | Variant of Amy, Amia means beloved. Its roots come from the Latin word meaning to love. |
| Amie | Variant of AMY. |
| Amor | Means "love" in Latin. This was another name for the Roman god Cupid. It also means "love" in Spanish and Portuguese, and the name can be derived dire |
| Amora | Variant of Amor, the name means love. The root of the word means love in many languages. |
| Amore | Italian form of AMOR. |
| Amour | French form of AMOR. |
| Amy | English form of the Old French name Amée meaning "beloved" (modern French aimée), a vernacular form of the Latin Amata. As an English name, it was in |
| Anabelle | Variant of ANNABEL. |
| Anais | Occitan and Catalan form of ANNA. |
| Anatole | French form of ANATOLIUS. |
| Ancel | Knight's attendant, Land |
| Ancell | Diety, Servent, Divine Helmt |
| Ancil | Adherent of a nobleman. |
| Anders | Scandinavian form of Andreas (see ANDREW). A famous bearer was the Swedish physicist Anders Jonas Ångström (1814-1874). |
| Andi | Diminutive of ANDREA (2). |
| Andie | Diminutive of ANDREW or ANDREA (2). |
| Andra | Feminine form of ANDREI or ANDREW. As an English name it has only been used since the 20th century. |
| Andrae | man or warrior |
| Andras | Welsh variant of ANDREAS. |
| Andre | French and Portuguese form of Andreas (see ANDREW). |
| Andre Marie | Andre Marie |
| Andree | French feminine form of ANDREW. |
| Andrei | Romanian form of ANDREW, and a variant Russian and Bulgarian transcription of ANDREY. |
| Andrews | Manly, Valiant, Courageous |
| Andris | Latvian form and Hungarian diminutive of ANDREW. |
| Andros | Manly, Valiant, Courageous |
| Andy | Diminutive of ANDREW or sometimes ANDREA (2). American pop artist and filmmaker Andy Warhol (1928-1987) was a famous bearer of this name. |
| Angelika | Cognate of ANGELICA. |
French Boy Names Starting with B
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Bachellor | unmarried man |
| Bachelor | unmarried man |
| Baiardo | auburn-haired |
| Bajardo | auburn-haired |
| Bale | Home of the Mutima clan |
| Balzac | Horse with white spots on its legs |
| Banner | Flag, Ensign bearer |
| Bannerman | flag or ensign bearer |
| Baptiste | Means "baptist" in French, originally deriving from Greek (bapto) "to dip". This name is usually given in honour of Saint John the Baptist, and as su |
| Bar | Spear thrower, Marksman |
| Barber | Beard |
| Barbour | Beard |
| Barnabe | French form of BARNABAS. |
| Barrette | son of Talmai (the farmer) |
| Barthelemy | French form of BARTHOLOMEW. |
| Bartlett | Farmer |
| Basile | French form of BASIL (1). |
| Bass | Bass |
| Bassett | Appeared in King Henry VI |
| Bastien | Short form of SÉBASTIEN. |
| Batcheler | unmarried man |
| Batcheller | unmarried man |
| Batchellor | unmarried man |
| Batchelor | unmarried man |
| BAUDOUIN | French form of BALDWIN. |
| Bayard | Derived from Old French baiart meaning "bay coloured". In medieval French poetry Bayard was a bay horse owned by Renaud de Montauban and his brothers. |
| Baylee | Variant of BAILEY. |
| Baylen | Auburn-haired |
| Bayless | Bay horse |
| Baylless | one who leases a bay |
| Beal | Handsome |
| Beale | Handsome |
| Beall | Handsome |
| Bealle | handsome |
| Beals | handsome |
| Beau | Means "beautiful" in French. It has been occasionally used as an American given name since the late 19th century. It appears in Margaret Mitchell's no |
| Beauchamp | the beautiful field |
| Beaudan | handsome |
| Beaudine | handsome |
| Beaufort | From the beautiful fortress |
| Beaumont | From a French surname meaning "beautiful mountain". |
| Beauregard | From a French surname meaning "beautiful outlook". |
| Beauvais | From Beauvais |
| Beavess | handsome face |
| Beavis | Variant of BEVIS. This name was used in the animated television program 'Beavis and Butthead'. |
| Bebe | Baby |
| Bedall | messenger |
| Bedell | messenger |
| Beecham | the beautiful field |
| Beeman | Beekeeper |
| Belamy | handsome friend |
| Belden | Beautiful pasture, Child of the unspoiled glen |
| Beldene | Lives in the beautiful glen |
| Beldon | Beautiful pasture, Child of the unspoiled glen |
| Bell | Handsome |
| Bellamey | handsome friend |
| Bellamie | handsome friend |
| Bellamy | Handsome friend |
| Bellden | pretty valley |
| Belldene | pretty valley |
| Belldon | pretty valley |
| Belle | Short form of ISABELLA or names ending in belle. It is also associated with the French word belle meaning "beautiful". A famous bearer was Belle Starr |
| Bellemy | handsome friend |
| Bellmont | beautiful mountain |
| Belmont | beautiful mountain |
| Berenger | Courage of a bear |
| Berenice | One who brings victory |
| Berger | shepherd |
| Bergeron | shepherd |
| Berke | From the birch meadow |
| Bernadette | Unknown |
| Bernet | brown |
| Bernett | brown |
| Bernice | Unknown |
| Bernie | Brave as a bear |
| Bertrand | Intelligent, Glorious raven |
| Bevis | From Beauvais |
| Beviss | handsome face |
| Bhrett | From Brittany |
| Bijou | Dazzling jewel |
| Birk | Birch tree |
| Blais | Lisp, Stutter |
| Blaisdell | Lisp, Stutter |
| Blaize | Lisp, Stutter |
| Blanch | White |
| Blanchard | White or fair |
| Blanche | White |
| Blase | Lisp, Stutter |
| Blayze | Lisp, Stutter |
| Bleu | The color blue |
| Bo | Handsome, Beautiful |
| Boden | Herald |
| Bogart | Strong as a bow |
| Bonami | good friend |
| Bonamy | Good friend |
| Bonar | gentle, mannerly |
| Bonnar | gentle and mannerly |
| Bonner | gentle and mannerly |
| Borbon | area of France |
| Bos | Forested town |
French Boy Names Starting with C
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Cabbot | strolling player |
| Cabe | Ropemaker |
| Cabel | Rope |
| Cabell | rope-maker |
| Cable | Rope |
| Cabot | Cabot |
| Cade | From a surname which was originally derived from a nickname meaning "round" in Old English. |
| Caide | round or lumpish |
| Caine | Place name |
| CALIXTE | French form of CALIXTUS. |
| Calvin | Derived from the French surname Cauvin, which was derived from chauve "bald". The surname was borne by Jean Cauvin (1509-1564), a theologian from Fran |
| Calvino | Bald |
| Camile | Free-born, Noble |
| Camille | French feminine and masculine form of CAMILLA. It is also used in the English-speaking world, where it is generally only feminine. |
| Camp | From the beautiful field |
| Campbell | From a Scottish surname meaning "crooked mouth" from Gaelic cam "crooked" and béul "mouth". |
| Candide | French form of CANDIDUS or CANDIDA. |
| Cannan | official of the church |
| Canning | official of the church |
| Cannon | Cannon |
| Canon | Cannon |
| Cant | Little song::White. |
| Cap | chaplain |
| Capp | chaplain |
| Capps | chaplain |
| Cardell | Cardell |
| Cardelle | thistle |
| Cardwell | From Cardwell |
| Carel | Strong |
| Carine | French form of CARINA (1). It can also function as a short form of CATHERINE, via Swedish Karin. |
| Carola | Feminine form of CAROLUS. |
| Carole | French feminine form of CAROLUS. |
| Caroline | French feminine form of CAROLUS. |
| Carolos | Strong |
| Carolus | Latin form of CHARLES. |
| Carvel | From the villa by the march |
| Carvell | From the villa by the march |
| Carvil | swampy dwelling |
| Carville | swampy dwelling |
| Case | Brave, Watchful |
| Catherine | French form of KATHERINE, and also a common English variant. |
| Cayenne | Cayenne |
| Cearbhall | Strong, Manly |
| Celeste | Unknown |
| Celestine | Heavenly |
| Celine | Blind |
| Cerise | Unknown |
| Chace | Huntsman |
| Chainey | candle maker |
| Chaise | Hunter::Meaning of the name Chaise::Hunter. |
| Chalmer | Rules the home |
| Chalmers | Son of the Lord |
| Chalney | oak tree |
| Chambers | servant of the chambers |
| Chan | Candle maker |
| Chance | Unknown |
| Chancellor | Chancellor |
| Chancelor | office holder |
| Chandey | Candlemaker |
| Chandlar | candle maker |
| Chandler | Unknown |
| Chandlor | Candlemaker |
| Chane | Name of a God, Dependability |
| Chanel | From the Old French for 'canal, channel', the first name is derived from the surname, under the influence of the pioneering French fashion designer Co |
| Chanelle | Canal |
| Chaney | Candle maker |
| Chanler | Candle maker |
| Chann | Young wolf |
| Channe | Young wolf |
| Channel | Channel |
| Channing | Young wolf |
| Channon | Young wolf |
| Chansellor | office holder |
| Chantal | Derived from French origin meaning 'song' from the element cantal. |
| Chante | Unknown |
| Chantel | A variant of the name Chantal. The name is derived from the French word cantal, meaning 'stone'. |
| Chantela | stone |
| Chantelle | Singer |
| Chantez | stone |
| Chantrey | singing |
| Chantry | singing |
| Chany | oak tree |
| Chapin | Clergyman |
| Chappel | From the chapel |
| Chappell | From the chapel |
| Chardonay | Unknown |
| Chardonnay | Unknown |
| Charlette | Strong, Strong-woman |
| Charlie | Darling |
| Charlize | free man |
| Charlot | Son of Charlemagne |
| Charmaine | Derived from the element 'charm' in English means 'Fruit Garden' 'Fruitful Land in Hebrew and 'Delight' in Old Greek. |
| Charmine | Petite, Feminine |
| Chase | Huntsman |
| Chasen | Huntsman |
| Chaunce | Fortune, A gamble |
| Chayce | Huntsman |
| Chayne | Oak-hearted |
| Chayse | huntsman |
| Cheney | From the oak wood |
French Boy Names Starting with D
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| D'anton | D'anton |
| D'Arcy | From Arcy |
| D'ARTAGNAN | Means "from Artagnan" in French, Artagnan being a town in southwest France. This was the name of a character in the novel 'The Three Musketeers' (1884 |
| Dabnee | from Aubigny |
| Dabney | Beloved one |
| Dace | Of the nobility |
| Dacey | Of the nobility |
| Dacian | Of the nobility |
| Dacio | From Dacia |
| Dahril | From Airelle |
| Damia | Untamed |
| Damiana | Italian feminine form of DAMIAN. |
| Damiane | Untamed |
| Damien | French form of DAMIAN. |
| Danielle | French feminine form of DANIEL. It has been commonly used in the English-speaking world only since the 20th century. |
| Danton | Priceless, Flourishing, Flower |
| Daral | From Airelle |
| Darall | From Airelle::Meaning of the name Darall |
| Daralle | From Airelle |
| Darcel | From Arcy, Dark |
| Darcell | From Arcy, Dark |
| Darcey | Feminine form of DARCY. |
| Darci | The name Darci has two different meanings in French, one is 'from Arcy' and the other is 'dark'. A spelling variation of Darcy |
| Darcie | Of Old French origin meaning 'from Arcy' derived from the elements arx meaning fortress. |
| Darcio | From Arcy, Dark |
| Darcy | From an English surname which was derived from Norman French d'Arcy, originally denoting one who came from Arcy in France. This was the surname of a c |
| Dareau | Dearly loved, Open |
| Darel | Dearly loved, Open |
| Darele | From Airelle::Meaning of the name Darele |
| Darell | Variant of DARRELL. |
| Dariel | Dearly loved, Open |
| Dariell | Dearly loved, Open |
| Daril | From Airelle::Meaning of the name Daril |
| Darile | From Airelle |
| Darill | From Airelle |
| Darille | Darille |
| Darnell | From a surname, possibly derived from Old French darnel, a type of grass. Alternatively it may be derived from Old English derne "hidden" and halh "no |
| Darral | open; from Airelle |
| Darrel | Variant of DARRELL. |
| Darrell | From an English surname which was derived from Norman French d'Airelle, originally denoting one who came from Airelle in France. |
| Darrill | Dearly loved |
| Darrol | open; from Airelle |
| Darroll | Dearly loved, Open |
| Darry | Wealthy |
| Darryl | Variant of DARRELL. |
| Darryll | Beloved |
| Dartagnan | Leader |
| Darvell | Town of eagles |
| Daryl | Variant of DARRELL. |
| Dash | Dash |
| Dashiell | In the case of American author Dashiell Hammett (1894-1961), it is an Anglicized form of his mother's surname De Chiel, which is of unknown meaning. |
| Davenport | Davenport |
| Davet | Beloved |
| Dax | Who is aware in all thing always |
| Daxton | Place name, French town Dax |
| Debonair | urbane, nonchalant |
| Debonnair | urbane, nonchalant |
| Deforrest | Variant of DEFOREST. |
| Deja | Already |
| Dejah | Before |
| Del | Sea |
| Delaine | From the elder tree grove |
| Delainey | from the alder grove |
| Delainy | from the alder grove |
| Delancy | From the elder tree grove |
| Delane | From the elder tree grove |
| Delaney | From the elder tree grove |
| Delani | from the alder grove |
| Delanie | from the alder grove |
| Delano | From the elder tree grove |
| Delany | from the alder grove |
| DeLayna | from the alder grove |
| Delayne | from the alder grove |
| Delight | Pleasure |
| Delmar | Mariner |
| Delmer | Mariner |
| Delmon | Of the mountain |
| Delphine | Calmness |
| Delray | Of the King |
| Delrick | Of the King |
| Delrico | Of the King |
| Delroi | the king |
| Delron | Of the King |
| Delroy | Of the King |
| Demi | From the old Greek meaning "follower of Demeter", the mythological Goddess of corn and harvest. |
| Demiana | half |
| Demonte | Demonte |
| Deney | follower of Dionysius |
| Denim | Home of the Danes |
| Denis | Of dionysus |
| Denise | Of dionysus |
| Denisha | Of dionysus |
| Denisse | Of dionysus |
| Dennet | Named for Saint Denys |
| Denni | Divine valley |
| Dennise | Of dionysus |
| Denver | From Anvers |
| Denys | Named for Saint Denys |
| Deon | Of dionysus |
| Derell | Dearly loved, Open |
French Boy Names Starting with E
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Ed | Short form of EDWARD, EDMUND, and other names beginning with Ed. |
| Edgard | French variant of EDGAR. |
| Edmond | French form of EDMUND. A notable bearer was the English astronomer Edmond Halley (1656-1742), for whom Halley's comet is named. |
| Edouard | French form of EDWARD. |
| Eduard | Form of EDWARD. |
| Egil | From the Old Norse name Egill, a diminutive of names that began with the element agi "awe, terror". This was the name of a semi-legendary Icelandic wa |
| El | From a Semitic word meaning "god", perhaps originally derived from a root meaning "power". This was the name of the chief Semitic god, the father of t |
| Elaina | Variant of ELAINE. |
| Elaine | From an Old French form of HELEN. It appears in Arthurian legend; in Thomas Malory's 15th-century compilation 'Le Morte d'Arthur' Elaine was the daugh |
| Elana | A variant of the French name Elena, this being a derivative of the Greek name Helen?, which itself means 'light, torch, bright'. |
| Elayna | Shining light |
| Eliane | Daughter of the sun |
| Elicia | Of Greek origin, derived from the word 'Elysian' which refers to the mythological place of rest for the souls of the virtuous. May also be derived fro |
| Eliot | A variant spelling of Elliott, this being a French derivative of the Hebrew name Elijah, which itself means 'Johovah is God'. |
| Eliott | A variant spelling of Elliott, this being a French derivative of the Hebrew name Elijah, which itself means 'Johovah is God'. |
| Elisa | A variant of the name Eliza, which itself is a short form of the Hebrew name Elizabeth meaning 'God is perfection' or 'God is my oath'. |
| Elisabeth | A variant spelling of the Hebrew name Elizabeth, derived from the Hebrew 'el?sheba', which itself means 'God is perfection' or 'God is my oath'. |
| Elishia | Devoted to God |
| Ella | A predominantly French name meaning 'little cinders', but also has other origins and meanings, namely 'true to all', 'truly foreign', 'truly lively' ( |
| Elle | Of French origin and derived from the French word for 'she'. May also be used as the shortened form of many names beginning with 'El', such as Eleanor |
| Ellena | A variant spelling of Elena, this being a French derivative of the Greek name Helen?, which itself means 'light, torch, bright'. |
| Ellia | A variant of Ella, this being a French name meaning 'little cinders', but also has other origins and meanings, namely 'true to all', 'truly foreign', |
| Elliot | A variant spelling of Elliott, this being a French derivative of the Hebrew name Elijah, which itself means 'Johovah is God'. |
| Elodie | Of French origin meaning 'marsh flower'. May be a more modern form of Melody. |
| Eloi | chosen |
| Elouise | Of German origin and a variant spelling of Eloise which itself is derived from 'Helewidis', a compound name composed of the elements 'haila' meaning ' |
| Elroi | the king |
| Elroy | Red-haired youth |
| Elroye | the king |
| Emile | Industrious |
| Emmaline | Hardworking, Industrious, Eager |
| Emmalyn | Hardworking |
| Emmeline | Hardworking, Industrious, Eager |
| Emmy | Hardworking |
| Eriq | Ever-powerful |
| Ermine | weasel |
| Esma | Emerald, A bright green gem |
| Esmae | Of French origin and a variant spelling of the name Esme meaning 'esteemed, beloved'. |
| Esme | Esteem |
| Esmeling | esteemed |
| Estee | Star |
| Estelle | Star |
| Etienne | Crown, Wreath |
| Evelyn | English variant of the French name Aveline, which itself means 'wished for child'. |
| Evette | Lively, Pleasant |
| Evo | yew |
| Evon | Call |
French Boy Names Starting with F
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Fabien | French form of Fabianus (see FABIAN). |
| Fabienne | French feminine form of Fabianus (see FABIAN). |
| Fabre | young blacksmith |
| Fabrice | French form of the Roman family name Fabricius, which was derived from Latin faber "craftsman". Gaius Fabricius Luscinus was a 3rd-century BC Roman ge |
| Fabron | young blacksmith |
| Fabroni | young blacksmith |
| Farand | gray-haired |
| Farrand | gray-haired |
| Farrant | gray-haired |
| Faun | Young deer |
| Fay | Derived from Middle English faie meaning "fairy", ultimately (via Old French) from Latin fata meaning "the Fates". It appears in Geoffrey of Monmouth' |
| Faye | Variant of FAY. |
| Fayette | Little fairy |
| Felicia | Feminine form of the Latin name Felicius, a derivative of FELIX. In England, it has occasionally been used since the Middle Ages. |
| FÉLICIEN | French form of Felicianus (see FELICIANO). |
| Felix | Meaning & History |
| Ferenc | Hungarian form of FRANCIS. |
| Ferench | Ferench |
| Fernand | French form of FERDINAND. |
| Ferrand | gray-haired |
| Ferrant | gray-haired |
| Fey | Fairy |
| Fifi | Diminutive of JOSÉPHINE. |
| Fiorentino | in flower |
| Fitz | Surname prefix meaning son of |
| Fitzroy | Son |
| Flan | Sheet of metal, Flat land |
| Flemming | A native of Flanders |
| Fleur | Flower |
| Florent | in flower |
| Florentin | in flower |
| Florentino | Blooming |
| Florentz | in flower |
| Florenz | Blooming flower, Flourishing |
| Flori | Flower |
| Florinio | Blooming |
| Florino | in flower |
| Florus | Flower |
| Flower | Blooming flower, Flourishing |
| Fontaine | Fountain |
| Fontana | fountain or water source |
| Fontane | Fountain |
| Fontayne | Fountain |
| Fonteyne | Fountain |
| Forest | Out of the woods |
| Forester | Forest-ranger |
| Forestt | Out of the woods |
| Forrest | From the woods |
| Forrester | Protector of the forest |
| Forrestt | Out of the woods |
| Forster | Out of the woods |
| Fortino | lucky |
| Fortun | Lucky |
| Fortunato | lucky |
| Fortunatus | lucky |
| Fortune | Lucky |
| Fortunio | lucky |
| Fortuny | lucky |
| Foster | Forest keeper |
| Fraiser | Strawberry |
| Fran | Free |
| France | Free |
| Frances | Free |
| Franchot | Franchot |
| Franci | Free |
| Francine | From France, Free |
| Franck | from France or free one |
| Francois | Free, A free man |
| Franklyn | Free man |
| Franky | Free |
| Franny | Free |
| Franz | Free |
| Fraser | Strawberry |
| Frasier | Strawberry |
| Frazer | Strawberry |
| Frederic | Peaceful ruler |
| Freman | Free man |
| Frenchy | Frenchy |
French Boy Names Starting with G
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| GABIN | French form of Gabinus (see GAVINO). |
| Gable | God is my strength |
| Gabriel | Meaning & History |
| Gabrielle | French feminine form of GABRIEL. This was the real name of French fashion designer Coco Chanel (1883-1971). |
| Gace | Pledge, Vow |
| Gae | Variant of GAY. |
| Gaea | Latinized form of GAIA. |
| Gael | Stranger |
| Gaelle | Stranger |
| Gaetan | French form of Caietanus (see GAETANO). |
| Gage | From an English surname of Old French origin meaning either "measure", originally denoting one who was an assayer, or "pledge", referring to a moneyle |
| Gai | Merry |
| Gaige | pledge or oath |
| Gaillard | brave, cheerful, spirited |
| Gala | Short form of GALINA. |
| Gallard | lively and high-spirited |
| Galliard | lively and high-spirited |
| Gar | Gentle, Enclosure, Watchful |
| Garan | Comes from the French origin meaning guard or guardian. |
| Gard | Keeper of the garden |
| Gardiner | Keeper of the garden |
| Garin | Guards, Guardian |
| Garion | Guards, Guardian |
| Garit | Gentle, Enclosure, Watchful |
| Garlan | Wreath, Prize |
| Garland | From a surname meaning "triangle land" from Old English gara and land. The surname originally belonged to a person who owned a triangle-shaped piece o |
| Garlen | Wreath, Prize |
| Garlend | land of the spear, wreath, or prize |
| Garlin | land of the spear |
| Garlind | land of the spear, wreath, or prize |
| Garllan | land of the spear |
| Garlon | Wreath |
| Garlyn | Wreath, Prize |
| Garnet | Keeper of grain |
| Garnett | Variant of GARNET (2). |
| Garon | Guards, Guardian |
| Garrin | Guards, Guardian |
| Gascon | From Gascony |
| Gaspard | French form of JASPER. |
| Gaston | Possibly from a Germanic name derived from the element gast meaning "stranger, guest". This is the usual French name for Saint Vedastus, called Vaast |
| GAUBERT | French form of the Germanic name Waldobert, composed of the elements wald "rule" and beraht "bright". This was the name of a 7th-century French saint. |
| Gaultier | French form of WALTER. |
| Gauthier | French form of WALTER. |
| Gautier | French form of WALTER. |
| Gauvain | French form of GAWAIN. |
| Gaye | Merry |
| Gayelord | Variant of GAYLORD. |
| Gaylard | Brave strength |
| Gayler | lively or high-spirited |
| Gaylor | lively or high-spirited |
| Gaylord | From an English surname which was derived from Old French gaillard "high-spirited, boistrous". This name was rarely used after the mid-20th century, w |
| Geffrey | Variant of GEOFFREY. |
| Gelett | young Gilbert |
| Gelette | young Gilbert |
| Gemma | Medieval Italian nickname meaning "gem, precious stone". It was borne by the wife of the 13th-century Italian poet Dante Alighieri. |
| Geneva | Possibly a shortened form of GENEVIEVE. It could also be inspired by the name of the city in Switzerland. It has been used as a given name in the Engl |
| Genevie | Of the race of women |
| Geoff | Short form of GEOFFREY. |
| Geoffroi | Medieval French form of GEOFFREY. |
| Geoffroy | French form of GEOFFREY. |
| Georges | French form of GEORGE. This name was borne by the French artists Georges Seurat (1859-1891) and Georges Braque (1882-1963). |
| Geraud | French form of GERALD. |
| Germain | French form of GERMANUS. |
| Germaine | French feminine form of GERMAIN. Saint Germaine was a 16th-century peasant girl from France. |
| Germano | German |
| Gervais | Spear bearer |
| Gervas | Spear |
| Gervase | Spear bearer |
| Gervasio | Warrior |
| Gib | bright promise |
| Gibb | son of Gilbert or bright promise |
| Gibbon | A friend with a gift |
| Gifford | Chubby cheeks |
| Gigi | earth worker or God is gracious |
| Gil | From the high peak |
| Gilbert | Bright lad |
| Gilberto | Bright lad |
| Gilburt | Trusted |
| Gill | Youthful |
| Gillett | young Gilbert |
| Gillette | young Gilbert |
| Giselbert | Trusted |
| Giselberto | bright promise |
| Giselbertus | bright promise |
| Gisella | Pledge, Vow |
| Giselle | A pledge, Oath |
| Glanville | settlement of oak trees |
| Grainger | farmer |
| Grange | farmer |
| Granger | Farmer |
| Grantleah | Tall, large |
| Grantley | From the large meadow |
| Grantli | Tall, large |
| Granvil | big town |
| Granvile | big town |
| Granvill | big town |
| Granville | From the large town |
| Grenville | From the large town |
| Grevill | settlement |
| Greville | Greville |
French Boy Names Starting with H
Looking for the French Boy Names Starting with H to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with H which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Hadrien | French variant form of ADRIAN. |
| Hamelin | little home-lover |
| Hamilton | From a surname which was derived from Old English hamel "crooked, mutilated" and dun "hill". The surname was originally taken from the name of a town |
| Hamlet | Anglicized form of the Danish name Amleth. Shakespeare used this name for the Prince of Denmark in his play 'Hamlet' (1600), which he based upon earli |
| Hamlin | Little home-lover |
| Harbin | Courageous like God |
| Harcourt | From the fortified farm |
| Hardouin | Name of a count |
| Harman | Everybodys beloved |
| Harmann | soldier |
| Harmen | Soldier |
| Harmonn | soldier |
| Harriet | English form of HENRIETTE, and thus a feminine form of HARRY. It was first used in the 17th century, becoming very common in the English-speaking worl |
| Harriett | Variant of HARRIET. |
| Harriette | Variant of HARRIET. |
| Harv | Army warrior |
| Harve | Short form of HARVEY. |
| Harvee | eager for battle or strong and worthy |
| Harvey | From the Breton given name Haerviu, which meant "battle worthy", from haer "battle" and viu "worthy". This was the name of a 6th-century Breton hermit |
| Harvie | Variant of HARVEY. |
| Harvy | eager for battle or strong and worthy |
| Hazard | chance, luck |
| Hazzard | chance or luck |
| Heinrich | Rules her household |
| Hellmut | helmet |
| Hellmuth | helmet |
| Helmut | Brave |
| Herbert | Famous warrior |
| Herman | Of the army |
| Hermann | Of the army |
| Herv | eager for battle or strong and worthy |
| Herve | Bitter |
| Hervey | eager for battle or strong and worthy |
| Hewet | intellect |
| Hewett | Little Hugh |
| Hewie | intellect |
| Hewitt | Little Hugh |
| Hewlett | Little Hugh |
| Hewlitt | intellect |
| Holland | Holland |
| Holly | Shrub |
| Honore | Honor, Good name, Integrity |
| Hugues | soul, mind, or intellect |
| Hyacinthos | hyacinth |
| Hyacinthus | hyacinth |
| Hyakinthos | hyacinth |
French Boy Names Starting with I
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Ignace | French form of IGNATIUS. |
| Ila | Means "earth" or "speech" in Sanskrit. |
| Iolanthe | Violet |
| Isabeau | My God is bountiful, God of plenty |
| Isabelle | Isabelle is usually used as a feminine name. It means 'God is perfection' or 'God is my oath'. The element 'el' meaning 'god' was adapted to 'belle' m |
| Ismay | esteemed |
| Iva | From the yew tree |
| Ivair | yew |
| Ive | yew |
| Iven | Little archer |
| Ives | Archer |
| Ivette | Archer |
| Ivo | Archer's bow |
| Ivon | Archer |
| Ivonne | Archer |
| Ivy | From the old English for an evergreen, climbing shrub. Means fidelity and eternity. |
| Iwo | yew |
French Boy Names Starting with J
Looking for the French Boy Names Starting with J to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with J which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Jacki | Diminutive of JACQUELINE. |
| Jackie | Diminutive of JACK or JACQUELINE. A notable bearer was baseball player Jackie Robinson (1919-1972), the first African-American to play in Major League |
| Jacklin | Jacklin |
| Jacklyn | Variant of JACQUELINE. |
| Jacky | Diminutive of JACQUES. |
| Jacquan | |
| Jacque | Abbreviation of Jacqueline and the feminine of Jacques. Means 'Supplanter' and is sometimes spelt Jacqui, Jacki, Jacky or Jacquae. |
| Jacqueleen | Supplanter |
| Jacquelin | Supplanter |
| Jacqueline | French feminine form of JACQUES, also commonly used in the English-speaking world. |
| Jacquelle | Jacquelle |
| Jacquelyn | Variant of JACQUELINE. |
| Jacques | French form of JACOB (or JAMES). |
| Jacquette | Feminine diminutive of JACQUES. |
| Jacquez | Meaning of the name Jacquez |
| Jaida | Variant of JADA (1). |
| Jamari | Warrior |
| Janine | Variant of JEANNINE. It has only been in use since the 20th century. |
| JANNICK | Danish diminutive of JAN (1). |
| Jaq | God is gracious |
| Jaqueline | Variant of JACQUELINE. |
| Jaquelyn | Variant of JACQUELINE. |
| Jaques | Supplanter |
| Jardine | garden |
| Jarvis | From a surname which was derived from the given name GERVAIS. |
| Jasmin | Derived from the flower 'jasmine' and became a first name in the late 19th century, can also be used as a boy's name. |
| Jasper | Means "treasurer" in Persian. This name was traditionally assigned to one of the wise men (also known as the Magi, or three kings) who were said to ha |
| Jazmine | From old Persian origin, from the flower, 'jasmine'. A popular baby girl name rising in usage today. |
| Jazzmine | Flower name |
| Jazzmyn | Flower name |
| Jean | A Scottish variant of the English name Jane, which means 'God has given'. |
| Jean-baptiste | Meaning 'God is gracious' |
| Jeana | God is merciful |
| Jeanette | Gracious, Merciful, God is gracious |
| Jeanice | God is merciful |
| Jeanina | Gracious, Merciful, God is gracious |
| Jeanine | Gracious, Merciful, God is gracious |
| Jeanna | God is merciful |
| Jeanne | God is merciful |
| Jeannette | Gracious, Merciful, God is gracious |
| Jeannie | God is merciful |
| Jeannine | Gracious, Merciful, God is gracious |
| Jenavieve | Of the race of women, White wave |
| Jenevieve | Of the race of women, White wave |
| Jenner | Cunning or ingenious |
| Jeoffroi | Divine peace |
| Jerard | Rules by the spear |
| Jerardo | Rules by the spear |
| Jermana | From Germany, Bud |
| Jerome | From Old Greek origin meaning 'one who bears a holy name'. |
| Jerrard | spear or brave |
| Jesper | Jasperstone |
| Jessamyn | Flower name |
| Jewel | Jewel |
| Jewell | Jewel |
| Jewelle | plaything, delight |
| Jo-Dell | Jo-Dell |
| Joanna | Derived from Hebrew, meaning 'Yahweh is gracious' or 'Yahweh is merciful'. |
| Jocelina | Happy, Full of joy, Supplanter |
| Jocelyn | Happy, Full of joy, Supplanter |
| Jocelyne | Happy, Full of joy, Supplanter |
| Jocelynn | Happy, Full of joy, Supplanter |
| Jodell | Jodell |
| Joell | Jehovah is God |
| Joelly | Jehovah is God |
| Joely | Jehovah is God; pretty |
| John-Paul | God is merciful |
| Johnnie | God is merciful |
| Johnny | Variant of John or abbreviation of jonathan God has been gracious: has shown favor |
| Joie | Rejoicing |
| Jolee | Cheerful, Pretty |
| Joleigh | Cheerful, Pretty |
| Joley | pretty or beautiful |
| Joli | Cheerful, Pretty |
| Jolie | Cheerful, Pretty |
| Joly | pretty |
| Jon | God is merciful |
| Jorden | Refering to the sacred river of the same name, the name derives from the Hebrew 'yarad' meaning 'to descend'or in this context 'to flow down'. |
| Jordon | From the Hebrew meaning 'flowing down', the name is from the sacred River Jordan in Israel where Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist. |
| Josephe | God wiIl multiply |
| Josephina | God wiIl multiply |
| Josephine | Derives from the hebrew name Yosef and means "may Jehovah add". It was very popular around the early 1900's. |
| Josette | God wiIl multiply |
| Joslyn | Happy, Full of joy, Supplanter |
| Jourdan | To descend, To flow |
| Joy | Happiness, Pleasure |
| Joyanna | Rejoicing |
| Jozlyn | Happy, Full of joy, Supplanter |
| Jule | Jewel |
| Jules | Youthful |
| Julian | The actual translation of Julian in Latin means "belonging to Julius". The French meaning of the name is "youthful". |
| Julie | Youthful |
| Julien | Jove's child |
| Julienne | Youthful |
| Juliet | Youthful |
| Julietta | Youthful |
| Juliette | Youthful |
| Julius | Jove's child |
| Jullien | Youthful |
| July | Born on the month of July |
French Boy Names Starting with K
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Kalvin | Derived from the English name Calvin, ,meaning 'little bald one'. |
| Kanon | From Japanese (ka) meaning "flower, blossom" and (non) meaning "sound". Other kanji combinations are possible as well. |
| Karcsi | Diminutive of KÁROLY. |
| Kari | Old Norse form of KÃ…RE. |
| Karlis | Strong, Manly |
| Karlitis | Strong, Manly |
| Karoline | Feminine form of CAROLUS. |
| Karoly | Hungarian form of KARL. |
| Kayde | round or lumpish |
| Kerman | German |
| Kortney | From the court |
| Kortni | domain of Curtius |
| Kurtis | Brave counsel, Wise |
| Kurtiss | courtier |
| Kurtys | Courteous |
| Kurtyss | Courteous |
French Boy Names Starting with L
Looking for the French Boy Names Starting with L to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with L which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Labron | brown-haired |
| Labrun | brown-haired |
| Lace | Place name |
| Lacee | Also spelt: Lace, Lacie, Laicee, Laicey, Laycie |
| Lacey | From a surname which was a variant of LACY. |
| Laci | Of Hawaiian origin derived from the word lani meaning 'heaven, sky'. |
| Lacie | Derived from Old French language, meaning 'braid'. Also spelt Laci, Lacey, Lacee. |
| Lacina | Place name |
| Lacrosse | the cross |
| Lacy | From a surname which was derived from Lassy, the name of a town in Normandy. The name of the town was Gaulish in origin, perhaps deriving from a perso |
| Lafayette | Surname |
| Lainey | Variant of LANEY. |
| Lamar | From a French and English surname, originally from a place name in Normandy, which was derived from Old French la mare meaning "the pool". |
| Lamarr | Famous land |
| Lambert | Derived from the Germanic elements landa "land" and beraht "bright". Saint Lambert of Maastricht was a 7th-century bishop who was martyred after denou |
| Lance | From the Germanic name Lanzo, originally a short form of names that began with the element landa meaning "land". During the Middle Ages it became asso |
| Lancelin | Servant |
| Lancelot | Meaning unknown, possibly an Old French diminutive of Lanzo (see LANCE). In Arthurian legend Lancelot was the bravest of the Knights of the Round Tabl |
| Landis | From the grassy plain |
| Langley | Englishman |
| Lanier | woolworker |
| Lantz | land or servant |
| Laramie | Surname |
| Larimore | armorer |
| Larmor | armorer |
| Larrimore | armorer |
| Larue | Larue |
| Lasalle | The hall |
| Latimer | Interprets Latin |
| Launce | Short form of Launcelot, a variant of LANCELOT. This was the name of a clownish character in Shakespeare's play 'The Two Gentlemen of Verona' (1594). |
| Launcelot | Knight of Arthur and lover of Guinevere |
| Laure | French form of LAURA. |
| Laurent | French form of Laurentius (see LAURENCE (1)). |
| Lavelle | cleansed |
| Lavern | Variant of LAVERNE. |
| Laverne | From a surname which was derived from a French place name, ultimately derived from the Gaulish word vern meaning "alder". It is sometimes associated w |
| Laycee | Place name |
| Lazare | French form of LAZARUS. |
| Leana | Unknown |
| Leandre | French form of LEANDER. |
| Leanna | Probably this was originally a variant of LIANA. It is now often considered a combination of LEE and ANNA. |
| Leanne | Combination of LEE and ANNE (1). |
| Lebaron | The warrior |
| Lebron | Meaning unknown, probably an invented name. This is the name of basketball player LeBron James (1984-). |
| Lebrun | brown-haired |
| Leeroy | The king |
| Legate | one who is sent or delegate |
| Legget | Delegate |
| Leggett | one who is sent, delegate |
| Leggitt | one who is sent or delegate |
| Leiana | to twine around |
| Lenard | Variant of LEONARD. |
| Lennard | Variant of LEONARD. |
| Lenore | Short form of ELEANOR. This was the name of the departed love of the narrator in Edgar Allan Poe's poem 'The Raven' (1845). |
| Leocadie | Lion |
| Leodegrance | Lion |
| Leola | Loyal, Faithful |
| Leon | Lion |
| Leona | Lion |
| Leonard | Brave as a Lion |
| Leonce | Lion |
| Leondra | Lion |
| Leone | Lion |
| Leonelle | Lion |
| Leonie | Derived from the word 'leo' which means 'lion'. It is the female version of the name Leo. |
| Leonore | Shining light |
| Leroi | The king |
| Leron | The song is mine |
| Leroux | The red-haired one |
| Leroy | The king |
| Lerroy | The King |
| Levant | rising |
| Leveret | Young rabbit |
| Leverett | Young rabbit |
| Liana | Youthful |
| Lianna | Vine, To bind, Youthful |
| Lianne | Vine, To bind, Youthful |
| Liggett | one who is sent or delegate |
| Lili | A pet name for Elizabeth, derived from Hebrew name Elisheva meaning 'God is my oath'. Also a variant spelling of the name Lilly, refering to the flowe |
| Linnet | Linnet bird, Flaxen |
| Linus | Flaxen-haired |
| Lionello | Young lion |
| Lisle | Carl's island |
| Lissette | God's oath |
| Liv | Olive tree |
| Livy | Olive tree |
| Lois | A biblical name from the Greek meaning 'more desirable' or ; better;. May also be a variation of the name Aloysius or an alternative spelling of the n |
| Lonnell | Young lion |
| Lorain | kingdom of Lothar |
| Loraine | Made famous in battle |
| Lorin | Laurel crown, The crown of victory |
| Lorraine | Warrior maiden |
| Lottie | Petite, Feminine |
| Louis | From the place of laurel trees, Honor, Victory |
| Louisa | From the place of laurel trees, Honor, Victory |
| Louise | A variant spelling of the name Lewis or Louis, meaning 'fighter', 'famous warrior'. |
| Loulou | light |
| Lourdes | Reference to the Virgin Mary |
| Louvel | Little wolf |
| Lovel | young wolf |
French Boy Names Starting with M
Looking for the French Boy Names Starting with M to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with M which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Mabel | Medieval feminine form of AMABILIS. This spelling and Amabel were common during the Middle Ages, though they became rare after the 15th century. It wa |
| Mable | Variant of MABEL. |
| Macee | Gift of God |
| Macey | Variant of MACY. |
| Maci | Variant of MACY. |
| Macie | Variant of MACY. |
| Macy | From an English surname which was from various towns named Massy in France. The towns themselves were originally named from a Gallo-Roman personal nam |
| Maddy | Diminutive of MADELINE or MADISON. |
| Madeleine | French form of MAGDALENE. |
| Madelina | Latinate form of MADELINE. |
| Madeline | English form of MAGDALENE. This is the name of the heroine in a series of children's books by Ludwig Bemelmans, first published 1939. |
| Madelon | Dutch form of MAGDALENE. |
| Madelyn | Variant of MADELINE. |
| Madie | Tower |
| Mae | Variant of MAY. A famous bearer was American actress Mae West (1893-1980), whose birth name was Mary. |
| Maelynn | May |
| Magali | Occitan form of MAGDALENE. |
| Magalie | Variant of MAGALI. |
| Magdalene | Meaning & History |
| Magnolia | From the English word magnolia for the flower, which was named for the French botanist Pierre Magnol. |
| Mahieu | Gift of God |
| Maia | French form of MAIA (1). |
| Mailhairer | Ill fated |
| Maisy | An alternative spelling of the name Macey or Macy , this was originally a French place name meaning 'domain belonging to Maccius'. Ithe name also mean |
| Maiya | May |
| Mallery | unfortunate; ill fated |
| Malleville | From Malleville |
| Mallori | unfortunate; ill fated |
| Mallorie | Army counsellor |
| Mallory | From an English surname which meant "unfortunate" in Norman French. It first became common in the 1980s due to the television comedy 'Family Ties', wh |
| Malori | Army counsellor |
| Malorie | unfortunate; ill fated |
| Malory | Army counsellor |
| Mandeville | great town |
| Manneville | From the great estate |
| Mantel | Makes garments |
| MAnvel | great town |
| Manvile | great town |
| Manvill | great town |
| Manville | Man of the meadow |
| Mara | A pet form of the name Tamara , meaning 'date palm'. Or from the Hebrew word 'mar' meaning 'bitter'. Also has the Greek meaning of 'gentleness' or 'ca |
| Marc | Warlike, Hammer, Defender |
| Marceau | God of war |
| Marcel | God of war |
| Marcelin | God of war |
| Marcell | little warrior |
| Marcelle | God of war |
| Marcellin | little warrior |
| Marcellino | God of war |
| Marcello | God of war |
| Marcellus | God of war |
| Marcelo | little warrior |
| Marcely | little warrior |
| March | Warlike, Hammer, Defender |
| Marchall | caretaker of horses |
| Marciano | little warrior |
| Marcie | A feminine version of the name Mark , meaning 'dedicated to Mars'. Also a pet form of the name Marcia. |
| Marcio | borderland or frontier |
| Margerie | Pearl |
| Margo | Child of light |
| Marian | Unknown |
| Marianna | A variant of the name Marian, derived from Mary meaning 'bitterness'or 'longed for son'. |
| Marion | Bitter |
| Marischal | caretaker of horses |
| Marischall | caretaker of horses |
| Markeece | nobleman or lord of the borderlands |
| Markeese | nobleman or lord of the borderlands |
| Markese | nobleman or lord of the borderlands |
| Markess | nobleman or lord of the borderlands |
| Markey | Of Mars, The god of war |
| Markise | nobleman or lord of the borderlands |
| Markiss | nobleman or lord of the borderlands |
| Markize | nobleman or lord of the borderlands |
| Markwees | nobleman or lord of the borderlands |
| Markwess | nobleman or lord of the borderlands |
| Marlis | Little hawk |
| Marlo | Little hawk |
| Marly | Little hawk |
| Marlyn | Little hawk |
| Marlys | Little hawk |
| Marmeon | little one |
| Marmer | armorer |
| Marmion | Small one |
| Marmionn | little one |
| Marmyon | little one |
| Marq | Of Mars, The god of war |
| Marque | Warlike, Hammer, Defender |
| Marquess | nobleman or lord of the borderlands |
| Marquez | A title name ranking below duke and above earl |
| Marqui | Marqui |
| Marquis | A title name ranking below duke and above earl |
| Marquise | Royalty, French royalty title |
| Marquiz | nobleman or lord of the borderlands |
| Marschal | caretaker of horses |
| Marsh | Steward, Patience, Deliberation |
| Marshal | Keeper of the horses, Steward |
| Marshall | The name Marshall is a occupation related surname. It derives from two Germanic words meaning "Horse" and "Servant" and was the name given to those wh |
| Marshell | caretaker of horses |
| Martin | Warring |
| Martinique | Of Mars |
French Boy Names Starting with N
Looking for the French Boy Names Starting with N to name your Newborn Baby? We have gathered a list of Girl Names Starting with N which will be useful for you to name your lovable kid
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Nadeen | Lord of rivers, Ocean |
| Nadine | French elaborated form of NADIA (1). |
| Nanette | Diminutive of ANNE (1). |
| Nann | Grace |
| Nanon | Grace |
| Napoleon | From the old Italian name Napoleone, used most notably by the French emperor Napoléon Bonaparte (1769-1821), who was born on Corsica. The etymology is |
| Narciso | Italian, Spanish and Portuguese form of NARCISSUS. This is also the word for the narcissus flower in those languages. |
| Narcisse | French masculine and feminine form of NARCISSUS. This is also the French word for the narcissus flower. |
| Narcissus | Latinized form of Greek (Narkissos), possibly derived from (narke) meaning "sleep, numbness". Narkissos was a beautiful youth in Greek mythology who |
| Narkissos | Greek form of NARCISSUS. |
| Narses | Hellenized form of the Persian name Narseh, which was derived from Avestan NAIRYOSANGHA. This name was borne by a Byzantine general of Armenian descen |
| Natale | Masculine form of NATALIA. |
| Natalee | Variant of NATALIE. |
| Natalie | From the Late Latin name Natalia, which meant "Christmas Day" from Latin natale domini. This was the name of the wife of the 4th-century martyr Saint |
| Nathalia | Portuguese form of Natalia (see NATALIE). |
| Nathalie | French form of NATALIE, as well as a Dutch, German and Scandinavian variant. |
| Nathaly | Born at Christmas |
| Nathanael | From the Hebrew name (Netan'el) meaning "God has given", from the elements (natan) meaning "to give" and (el) meaning "God". It is borne by several |
| Natividad | Born at Christmas |
| Navarre | Plains |
| Nazaire | French form of NAZARIUS. |
| Neuveville | From the new town |
| Nevil | New town |
| Nevile | New village |
| Nevill | new village |
| Neville | New village |
| Nevyle | new village |
| Newall | Kernel |
| Newbold | Kernel |
| Newell | Kernel |
| Newgate | Kernel |
| Newland | New village |
| Newlin | Kernel |
| Newton | Kernel |
| Nichol | People's victory |
| Nichole | Unknown |
| Nicola | People's victory |
| Nicolas | People's victory |
| Nicole | Meaning 'Victory of the people', can also be used as a boys name. |
| Nicoletta | Nicoletta |
| Nicolette | People's victory |
| Nicollette | Nicollette |
| Noel | Christmas |
| Noell | Christmas |
| Noella | Christmas |
| Nol | Christmas |
| Noll | Olive tree |
| Noreis | Caretaker |
| Norice | Caretaker |
| Normand | From the north |
| Normie | From the north |
| Norris | From the north |
| Norval | From the north valley |
| Norvel | From the north state |
| Norvell | northern town |
| Norvil | northern town |
| Norvill | northern town |
| Norville | From the north |
| Norvylle | northern town |
| Nouel | Kernel |
| Nowel | Christmas |
| Nowell | Christmas |
French Boy Names Starting with O
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Octave | French form of OCTAVIUS. |
| Odelia | Little wealthy one |
| Odette | French diminutive of ODA or ODILIA. This is the name of a princess who has been transformed into a swan in the ballet 'Swan Lake' (1877) by Pyotr Ilyi |
| Odil | Rich |
| Olive | From the English and French word for the type of tree, ultimately derived from Latin oliva. |
| Oliver | From Olivier, a Norman French form of a Germanic name such as ALFHER |
| Olivier | French and Dutch form of OLIVER. |
| Olley | Olive tree |
| Olva | Olive tree |
| Olympia | Feminine form of OLYMPOS. |
| ONÉSIME | French form of ONESIMUS. |
| Onfroi | Norman French form of HUMPHREY. |
| ONille | From the golden village |
| Orane | Rising |
| Oriel | Golden, Angel of destiny |
| Orlina | Gold |
| Ormonde | Variant of ORMOND. |
| Ormondo | mountain of bears |
| Ornet | little eagle |
| Orson | From an English surname which was originally a nickname meaning "bear cub", from a diminutive of Norman French ors "bear", ultimately from Latin ursus |
| Orv | gold town |
| Orvalle | From the golden village |
| Orvell | gold town |
| Orvelle | From the golden village |
| Orvil | Spear strength |
| Orville | Spear strength |
| Ostin | great and magnificent |
| Ostyn | great and magnificent |
| Ostynn | magic dignity |
| Ourson | Little bear |
French Boy Names Starting with P
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pace | From an English surname which was derived from the Middle English word pace meaning "peace". |
| Pacey | From an English surname which was derived from the French place name Pacy, itself derived from Gaulish given name of unknown meaning. |
| Padgett | Young attendant |
| Page | From a surname which was a variant of PAIGE. |
| Paget | From a surname which meant "little page" (see PAIGE). |
| Paien | Name of a nobleman |
| Paige | From an English surname meaning "servant, page" in Middle English. It is ultimately derived (via Old French and Italian) from Greek (paidion) meaning |
| Pansie | Thoughtful |
| Pansy | From the English word for a type of flower, ultimately deriving from Old French pensee "thought". |
| Parfait | Perfect |
| Paris | This name is used chiefly in the English language and is most popular as a baby girl's name, it refers to the Trojan prince of Greek mythology or to t |
| Parish | To seek, Search for, Searcher |
| Parrish | Lives near the church |
| Parriss | ecclesiastical locality |
| Parsafal | pierce the vale |
| Parsefal | pierce the vale |
| Parsifal | German form of PERCIVAL. |
| Pascal | Born on Passover |
| Pascali | Born on Easter |
| Pascha | Born on Easter |
| Pasquale | Italian form of PASCAL. |
| Patience | From the English word patience, ultimately from Latin patientia, a derivative of pati "to suffer". This was one of the virtue names coined by the Puri |
| Patric | Noble one |
| Patrice | Noble one |
| Paulette | French feminine diminutive of PAUL. |
| Pauline | French feminine form of Paulinus (see PAULINO). |
| Payge | Young attendant |
| Pears | Rock |
| Peer | Variant of PER. The Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen used this name for the main character in his play 'Peer Gynt' (1867). |
| Peppin | Name of a king |
| Perce | Short form of PERCY. |
| Perceval | Variant of PERCIVAL. |
| Percevall | pierce the vale |
| Percheval | Pierce the veil |
| Percival | Created by the 12th-century French poet Chrétien de Troyes for his poem 'Perceval, the Story of the Grail'. In the poem Perceval was one of King Arthu |
| Percivall | pierce the vale |
| Perren | Rock, Stone |
| Perrie | pear tree |
| Perry | Rock, Stone |
| Perryn | Rock, Stone |
| Peverall | piper |
| Peverel | piper |
| Peverell | Piper |
| Peveril | piper |
| Philip | Loves horses |
| Philippe | horse lover |
| Phillipe | Loves horses |
| Pierpont | Lives by the stone bridge |
| Pierre | Rock, Stone |
| Pierrepont | Lives by the stone bridge |
| Piperel | Piper |
| Pippin | Name of a king |
| Plantagenet | shoot of broom |
| Platt | From the flat land |
| Pomeroy | Lives near the apple orchard |
| Pommelraie | Lives near the apple orchard |
| Pommeray | apple orchard |
| Pommeroy | apple orchard |
| Porter | Gatekeeper, Carrier |
| Porteur | Gatekeeper, Carrier |
| Porthos | Porthos |
| Portier | Gatekeeper |
| Preruet | Brave |
| Prewet | brave little one |
| Prewett | brave little one |
| Prewit | brave little one |
| Prewitt | Valiant one |
| Price | Urgent one |
| Priour | Head of the priory |
| Prue | Valiant one |
| Pruet | Brave |
| Pruie | Brave |
| Pruit | Valiant one |
| Pruitt | Valiant one |
| Pryce | Urgent one |
| Pryor | Head of the priory |
| Purcell | pierce the vale |
| Purves | purveyor |
| Purvis | Provide |
| Purviss | purveyor |
French Boy Names Starting with Q
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Quennel | small oak |
| Quennell | small oak |
| Quentin | French form of the Roman name QUINTINUS. It was borne by a 3rd-century saint, a missionary who was martyred in Gaul. The Normans introduced this name |
| Quenton | Fifth-born child |
| Quesnel | From the little oak tree |
| Quince | Fifth-born child |
| Quincey | Variant of QUINCY. |
| Quincy | From a surname which was derived (via the place name CUINCHY) from the personal name QUINTIUS. A famous bearer was John Quincy Adams (1767-1848), sixt |
French Boy Names Starting with R
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Rainger | Ward of the forest |
| Raisa | Thinker |
| Rance | A kind of Belgian marble |
| Range | forest guardian |
| Ranger | Ward of the forest |
| Ranier | Strong counselor |
| Raoul | French form of Radulf (see RALPH). |
| Raphaelle | God heals |
| Rawlins | Rawlins |
| Rawlinson | famous land |
| Rawson | Son of Rolfe |
| Rayce | Counselor |
| Rayder | Counselor |
| Raydon | Counselor |
| Rayford | Counselor |
| Raymond | Meaning & History |
| Reeva | River |
| Reinald | Strong Counselor-ruler |
| Reine | Queenly |
| Remee | from Rheims |
| Remi | Rower |
| Remie | from Rheims |
| Remmey | from Rheims |
| Remmy | From the raven's farm |
| Remo | from Rheims |
| Remy | Rower |
| Renat | rebirth |
| Renatus | rebirth |
| Renay | reborn |
| Rene | From Hebrew origin meaning 'joy, song' a short form of Renata. |
| Renee | Mainly used in English of Latin origin meaning 'born again'. Is a classic favourite, but has decreased in use in recent years. |
| Renell | reborn |
| Renne | To rise again |
| Reule | Famous wolf |
| Reva | River |
| Reve | Dream |
| Rey | King |
| Reymond | Guards wisely |
| Reymundo | Guards wisely |
| Rich | Powerful ruler |
| Richardo | Powerful ruler |
| Richardson | Powerful ruler |
| Richart | Powerful ruler |
| Richerd | Powerful ruler |
| Richman | Powerful ruler |
| Richmond | Powerful ruler |
| Rickert | Powerful ruler |
| Rickward | Powerful ruler |
| Rikard | Powerful ruler |
| Rique | Powerful ruler |
| Ritchie | Powerful ruler |
| Rivers | River |
| Rives | dweller by the riverbank |
| Robb | Bright, Famous |
| Rochelle | From the little rock |
| Rocke | Rock |
| Rockford | Rock |
| Rodel | Famous ruler |
| Rodell | Famous ruler |
| Rodeo | roundup |
| Roel | Rock, Stone |
| Roland | Famous soldier |
| Rolando | Famous soldier |
| Romaine | From Rome |
| Romana | Romantic |
| Romane | citizen of Rome |
| Romayne | citizen of Rome |
| Rondel | good lance |
| Rosalee | Rose |
| Rosalie | Rose |
| Rosalind | Little red-haired one |
| Rosalinda | Little red-haired one |
| Rosalyn | Little red-haired one |
| Roselin | Red haired |
| Roselyn | Red haired |
| RosIyn | Red haired |
| Roslin | Red haired |
| Roslyn | Little red-haired one |
| Rosselin | Red haired |
| Rosselyn | Red haired |
| Roul | Roul |
| Rousse | Red haired |
| Rousseau | little red-haired one |
| Roussel | Reddish |
| Roussell | little red-haired one |
| Rousset | Red haired |
| Rousskin | Red haired |
| Roux | Red |
| Rowl | an efficient man |
| Roxanne | Dawn |
| Royal | Noble one |
| Royale | Noble one |
| Royall | Noble one |
| Royalle | regal |
| Royden | From the king's hill |
| Rozelle | Rozelle |
| Rubie | Jewel, Red gem |
| Ruby | From the Hebrew meaning 'behold, a son', 'Ruby' is a pet form of the name 'Reuben'. |
| Ruelle | Famous wolf |
| Ruffe | Red haired |
French Boy Names Starting with S
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Saber | Sword |
| Sabine | French, German and Danish form of SABINA. |
| Sabr | Patience |
| Sabre | sword |
| Sacha | French form of SASHA. |
| Sacheverell | From a surname which was derived from a Norman place name. It was occasionally given in honour of preacher Henry Sacheverell (1674-1724). |
| Sachie | Diminutive of SACHEVERELL. |
| Salomon | French and Scandinavian form of SOLOMON. |
| Sandrine | Elaborated form of SANDRA. |
| Sarge | Officer, To serve |
| Sargeant | Officer, To serve |
| Sargent | Officer, To serve |
| Satin | Real, A vedic text |
| Satordi | Saturn |
| Sauville | From the willow farm |
| Savil | willow man |
| Savile | willow man |
| Savill | willow man |
| Saville | From the willow farm |
| Savyile | willow man |
| Scarlet | Derived from Old English origin meaning 'scarlet cloth' it is an alternative spelling of the English name Scarlett. |
| Sealey | From the happy meadow |
| Searlas | Manly |
| Searle | Manly |
| Searlus | Manly |
| Sebastien | Revered one |
| Seeley | blessed |
| Seely | From the happy meadow |
| Seelye | blessed |
| Seeton | from Baron's estate |
| Seignour | Lord of the manor |
| Senet | Wise |
| Senior | Lord of the manor |
| Sennet | Wise |
| Sennett | Wise one |
| Serge | Attendant |
| Sergeant | Officer, To serve |
| Sergent | Officer, To serve |
| Serjeant | officer |
| Seton | from Baron's estate |
| Sevrin | Strict, Restrained |
| Seymour | Marshy land near the sea |
| Sher | Lion |
| Sheree | dear, darling |
| Shereen | dear, darling |
| Sherry | Beloved, Dear |
| Sheryl | Beloved, Dear |
| Shontae | Being sung |
| Sidney | This has old English origins, from 'sidan' meaning wide, the name means 'wide island' or 'wide meadow. |
| Sidonie | Follower of Saint Denys |
| Silvestre | Trees, Sylvan |
| Simone | Derived from the biblical name Shimon, meaning 'God has heard.' |
| Sinclair | St. Clair |
| Sinclaire | St. Clair |
| Sinjin | St. John |
| Sinjon | Saint John |
| Solange | solemn or dignified |
| Soleil | sun |
| Somer | Bom in summer |
| Somerville | From the summer estate |
| Sorel | Reddish brown hair |
| Sorrel | Meaning 'sour', 'brown', 'chestnut'. |
| Sorrell | Reddish brown hair |
| Spencer | Means "Steward, dispenser of supplies". |
| Sumarville | From the summer estate |
| Sumenor | Summoner |
| Sumnor | Summoner |
| Suzanne | Lily |
| Sydnee | From the city of St. Denis |
| Sydny | From the city of St. Denis |
French Boy Names Starting with T
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Taft | homestead |
| Tahlor | tailor |
| Tailer | tailor |
| Taillefer | Works in iron |
| Tailor | Tailor |
| Talehot | Bloodhound |
| Tallie | Reward |
| Tallis | Woodland |
| Talon | From the English meaning "talon, claw", ultimately derived (via Norman French) from Latin talus "anklebone". |
| Tavin | Hillside |
| Tayler | Variant of TAYLOR. |
| Taylor | From an English surname which originally denoted someone who was a tailor, from Norman French tailleur, ultimately from Latin taliare "to cut". Its mo |
| Telfer | Works in iron |
| Telfor | iron-piercer |
| Telford | Works in iron |
| Telfour | Works in iron |
| Tellfer | iron-piercer |
| Tellfour | iron-piercer |
| Terner | Carpenter |
| Theon | Untamed |
| Therron | Untamed |
| Thibaud | Rule of the peop]e |
| Thieny | Rule of the peop]e |
| Thierry | Powerful, People's ruler |
| Thjalfi | A mythical servant of Thor. |
| Thorald | From Thor's meadow |
| Thoreau | Thoreau |
| Thyssen | high-spirited |
| Tibault | Rule of the peop]e |
| Tiesen | high-spirited |
| Tiffany | Appearance of God |
| Tilda | Mighty in war |
| Tilly | Most commonly used as a pet form of the name Matilda, meaning 'mighty in battle'. |
| Tiszon | High spirits |
| Toulouse | From Toulouse |
| Toussaint | all saints |
| Tracy | Derived from Old French origin meaning 'place of Thracius' derived from a surname taken from the name of a place in France. |
| Travais | Crossing |
| Travees | Crossing |
| Traver | to cross over |
| Travers | From the crossroads |
| Traves | Crossing::Meaning of the name Traves |
| Traveus | Crossing |
| Travious | Crossing::Meaning of the name Travious |
| Travis | Crossing, Crossroads |
| Traviss | to cross over |
| Travius | Crossing::Meaning of the name Travius |
| Travous | Crossing |
| Travus | Crossing |
| Travys | to cross over |
| Travyss | Crossing |
| Trayvis | Crossing::Meaning of the name Trayvis |
| Tremont | three mountains |
| Treoweman | Loyal. |
| Trever | Crossing |
| Treves | Place name |
| Trista | Outcry |
| Tristan | Noisy one |
| Tristao | Filled with sadness |
| Tristen | Outcry |
| Troilus | Place name |
| Troyes | Curly haired |
| Trudy | Spear maiden |
| Turner | Champion in a tournament |
| Twyla | Woven |
| Tyce | Fiery |
| Tycen | high-spirited |
| Tyeis | Son of a German |
| Tyesn | High spirits |
| Tyeson | Fiery |
| Tyler | Tiler, Roofer |
| Tyrel | Scandinavian god of battle |
| Tyrelle | Scandinavian god of battle |
| Tyrrel | Tyrrel |
| Tyrrell | Tyrrell |
| Tyshunn | High spirits |
| Tyshyn | High spirits |
| Tyson | From English origin meaning 'son of Ty' , or from the French 'tison' meaning 'firebrand'. |
| Tyssen | high-spirited |
French Boy Names Starting with U
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| ULYSSE | French form of ULYSSES. |
| Umber | shade |
| Umbro | shade |
| Urbain | French form of Urbanus (see URBAN). |
French Boy Names Starting with V
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Vachel | small cow |
| Vachell | small cow |
| Valarie | Variant of VALERIE. |
| Valentin | Form of Valentinus (see VALENTINE (1)). |
| Valere | French form of VALERIUS. |
| Valerian | From the Roman cognomen Valerianus, which was itself derived from the Roman name VALERIUS. This was the name of a 3rd-century Roman emperor. Several s |
| Vallois | A Welshman |
| Varden | From the green hill |
| Vardon | From the green hill |
| Varek | From the fortress |
| Vayle | From the vale |
| Verda | From the alder grove, Spring-like |
| Verddun | From the green hill |
| Verdell | Green, Flourishing |
| Verdon | green knoll |
| Verdun | green knoll |
| Vere | From a Norman surname which was from a French place name, which was itself derived from a Gaulish word meaning "alder". |
| Verel | TRUE |
| Vergil | Variant of VIRGIL. |
| Vermont | green mountain |
| Vern | Short form of VERNON. |
| Vernal | From the alder grove, Spring-like |
| Vernard | alder grove |
| Vernay | From the alder grove, Spring-like |
| Verne | From the alder grove, Spring-like |
| Vernee | alder grove |
| Vernell | Green, Flourishing |
| Vernen | alder grove |
| Verneta | From the alder grove, Spring-like |
| Verney | From the alder grove, Spring-like |
| Vernia | From the alder grove, Spring-like |
| Vernin | alder grove |
| Vernis | From the alder grove, Spring-like |
| Vernon | From a Norman surname which was from a French place name, ultimately derived from the Gaulish word vern meaning "alder". |
| Verrell | TRUE |
| Verrier | glassblower |
| Verrill | TRUE |
| Veryl | TRUE |
| Vial | Lively |
| Viau | Lively |
| Vicq | From the village |
| Victorien | champion |
| Vida | Sylvan man |
| Videl | Life |
| Villiers | town-dweller |
| Vital | Lively |
| Vivienne | Lively |
| Vlad | To rule with peace, Regal |
| Vladimir | To rule with peace, Regal |
French Boy Names Starting with W
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Wallace | From a Scottish and English surname which originally meant "Welsh" or "foreigner" in Norman French. It was first used as given name in honour of Sir W |
| Walsh | Welshman |
| Warrane | Game warden |
| Warren | From an English surname which was derived either from Norman French warrene meaning "animal enclosure", or else from the town of La Varenne in Normand |
| Wiatt | Guide |
French Boy Names Starting with X
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Xarles | Manly |
| Xavierre | Owner of a new home |
French Boy Names Starting with Y
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Yannick | Masculine and feminine diminutive of YANN. |
| Ynez | Pure |
| YOANN | French form of JOHANN. |
| Ysabel | Medieval Spanish form of ISABEL. |
| Ysabelle | One who is lovable |
| Ysgawyn | Legendary son of Panon. |
| Yves | Archer |
| Yvet | Archer |
| Yvette | Archer |
| Yvo | Archer |
| Yvon | Archer |
| Yvonne | Archer |
French Boy Names Starting with Z
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| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Zacarias | Spanish form of ZECHARIAH. |
| Zacharie | French form of ZECHARIAH. |
| Zailor | tailor |
| Zaylor | tailor |
| Zaylour | tailor |
| Zuri | |
| Zurie | White and lovely |
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Son of Adam and Eve, Nave. Gender: Boy, Origin: French, Spanish.
Child. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Arabic, French, Hebrew.
father of many. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, Hebrew.
place of plenty. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French.
noble. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, German.
Noble. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, Teutonic.
French and Italian form of ACHILLES. Gender: Boy, Origin: French, Greek.
Good humor. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, German.
Variant of ADELINE using the popular name suffix lyn. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, German.
Originally a short form of names beginning with the Germanic element adal meaning "noble". Saint Adela was a 7th-century Frankish princess who founded. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, French, German.
From the French form of the Germanic name Adalheidis, which was composed of the elements adal "noble" and heid "kind, sort, type". It was borne in the. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, French, German.
Form of ADÈLE. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, German, Hebrew.
Elaborated form of ADELA. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, French, German.
From a Latinized Germanic name which was derived from the element adal meaning "noble". Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, Italian, Latin, Spanish.
French and English form of ADELINA. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, German.
Forerunner of Alice, Of the nobility, Noble. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French.
Variant of ADELE. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, French, German.
A variant of Adeline meaning noble, as well as Marilyn or Madeline which mean "wished for tower.". Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, German.
Good humor. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, German.
French form of ADOLF. Gender: Boy, Origin: French, German.
Short form of ADORACIÓN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, Latin, Spanish.
Dark. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, German, Latin.
Feminine form of ADRIAN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, French, Latin.
French form of ADRIAN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, Greek, Latin.
Brazilian variant of ADRIANA. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, Latin.
French feminine form of ADRIAN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, Latin.
Cognate of AGATHA. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, Greek.
Variant of AYDA. This name was used in Verdi's opera 'Aida' (1871), where it belongs to an Ethiopian princess held captive in Egypt. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Arabic, French, Spanish.
Variant of EILEEN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, French, Greek, Irish, Scottish.
From Old French Amé, the masculine form of Amée (see AMY). Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, Latin.
French form of AMY. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, Latin.
friend. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French.
fatherland. Gender: Boy, Origin: French, German.
Irish form of ANDREW. Gender: Boy, Origin: French, Greek, Irish.
French form of ALAN. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, French.
Beautiful. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, Irish.
Cheerful. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, Latin.
From a Germanic name, derived from the elements ald "old" and ric "ruler, power". Saint Aldric was a 9th-century bishop of Le Mans. Gender: Boy, Origin: British, English, French.
Knight armor. Gender: Boy, Origin: French, Latin.
Form of ALEXANDER. This name was borne by the 19th-century French author Alexandre Dumas (1802-1870), who wrote 'The Three Musketeers'. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, Greek.
Feminine form of ALEXIS. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: English, French, Greek.
Originally a Norman French nickname, derived from aux gernons "having a moustache", which was applied to William de Percy, a companion of William the . Gender: Boy, Origin: English, French.
wearing a mustache. Gender: Boy, Origin: French.
wearing a mustache. Gender: Boy, Origin: French.
Mustachioed. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French.
wearing a mustache. Gender: Boy, Origin: English, French.
Medieval short form of ADELINE. As an English name, in modern times it has sometimes been regarded as a variant of EILEEN. This was the name of a popu. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: Celtic, French.
Alisson. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French.
Medieval French variant of ALICE. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, German, Teutonic.
Hungarian form of ALICE. Gender: Boy, Girl, Origin: French, German, Hungarian.
French Other Gender Baby Names
What Are French Unisex Names?
Unisex names are names that are applicable to both sexes. Usually, couples have two names selected for their child. But if you go for a unisex name, then your choice is only one. So it is easier than going through all boy and girl names.
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Are Meanings of French Unisex Names Available?
At parenting.fresherslive we leave no stone unturned. You can find meanings for all the names listed here. You can also search names by alphabet and learn their origin as well. So take your time and go through all of them to select the best one!
How Do I Find Out the Origin of a French unisex Name?
The origin of a name can give the history behind it. So many want to know the origin of names. If you are one among them, then you can get all the origin for all the names here. They are provided alongside all names so you won’t miss it.
Can I Search For French unisex Names By Alphabet?
If you want a name starting with a particular alphabet, you can find it here easily. You can make use of our search engine to search for names under a particular alphabet. We have names for all alphabets, so you will definitely get a name to your liking.
French Boy Baby Names - FAQ
Q1. How to find French Boy Name?
Parents who are in search of the French Boy name can visit our website parenting.fresherslive.com and choose the best names listed according to the alphabets.
Q2. Can I get French Boy Name?
Yes, our page consists of the best baby French Boy names where you can find the meaning of the name along with the related and similar names.
Q3. Can I get Similar French Boy Names?
Yes, you can get the similar names for your Boy baby.
Q4. How to find Related Names for French Boy Baby?
It's just a simple process, you can visit our website parenting.fresherslive.com, then click on baby names and on the right side of the page you can select the gender, origin and alphabet. Then click on “Get Baby Names”. You can get the list of French Boy baby names.
Q5. Can I get Alphabet wise French Baby Names?
Our site provides an amazing option for the parents who are searching to select the best name for babies. You can get French Baby Names Alphabet wise that is from A to Z on our page.
Q6. Will I get Unique French Baby Names?
Parents can select the unique French baby names from our website. We have listed the meaning for each baby name so that parents will have a clear idea to select the best names for their babies.
Q7. Will I Know the Numerology for the French Boy Baby Names?
The French Boy Names along with the meaning are listed here. Also you can get the numerology details for the baby name you choose.
Q8. How to select the best French Boy Baby Names?
Searching for the best French Boy Baby Names? Then you have landed on the right place. Here you can check the list of best French Boy Baby Names and many parents will be wondering on how to select the best names. Just look for the meaning of the names and then decide to choose the best name.
Q9. Will I know the Meaning for the French Boy Baby Names?
Yes, you can get the exact meaning for each name listed in our page.
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