French Names

Sophisticated French baby names from the language of love. Classic Parisian picks and modern French choices with beautiful meanings, soft sounds and centuries of literary and royal heritage.

Showing 193–240 of 1,520 names

from Britain

194.Britt-Louice

English and Germanic

from Britain; famous warrior

from Britain or Brittany

mist, fog

Irish/Gaelic, possibly French

Uncertain, possibly 'slender' or 'beautiful'

Celtic or French

uncertain, possibly 'beautiful' or 'slender'

uncertain, possibly 'pure' or 'caress'

pure, innocent

Uncertain, potentially Greek or French

Possibly 'most beautiful' or 'chalice'

Latin (via French)

Pure, innocent, white, dazzling

English, French

sweet, candy-like

French, Italian

whim, sudden change of mood

Latin and Hebrew/French

beloved, dear, or pure, with a blend of 'Anne'

American, from German and French

little woman; free man

Germanic, through Latin and French

free woman

Germanic, through Latin and French

free woman

Welsh, Irish, French, American

pure; beloved; friend

chariot, cart; card, map

blackcurrant

Greek, via Latin and French

pure

213.Catherinette

little pure one

owl

heavenly, moon, or a character from Molière's play

cherry-red

from Sezanne (a town in France)

Old English, French

battle, warrior

French (possibly)

Unknown, possibly a variant of Chantal or Shardae

chain, bond

Uncertain, possibly French or Arabic

Unknown, possibly related to 'China' or a variant of other names.

From Jamaica

pipe, channel

God is with us

pipe, channel

French (diminutive of 'chanel')

channel, pipe

variant of Chantal, meaning 'stone' or 'chant'

French diminutive of Jeanne, ultimately from Hebrew

God is gracious

God is gracious

Hebrew, Old French

Diminutive of names meaning 'grace' or 'stone/chant'.

Germanic, French

free woman

French, English

free woman

233.Charles-Clos

Germanic and Latin

Free man and enclosure/garden

234.Charles-Edouard

Germanic, Old English

free man and rich guard

235.Charles-Pierre

Germanic and Greek

free man and rock

French, Germanic

free woman

free man

French diminutive of Charles

free woman

Germanic, French

free woman

French diminutive of Charles, adopted into Norwegian

free man

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