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 385–432 of 1,520 names

English (variant of Elaine)

light, bright, shining one

God is my light; foreign, other

Sun ray, shining light

French, possibly a modern coinage or variant

light, bright, or foreign

My God is Yahweh

My God is Yahweh

Hebrew and Latin

My God is abundance; pledged to God and beautiful

My God is abundance; God is my oath

French, English

she, feminine

Old French, Germanic

God is my light

English, Greek, French

light; sun ray; foreign; other

396.Ellie-Marie

God is my light; bitter, beloved

The Lord is my God

Germanic, French

noble, famous

French and English

wealthy, foreign, and May flower

400.Elodie-Rose

French (from Germanic) and Latin

wealthy rose

healthy, wide, or famous warrior

sun ray, shining light

Germanic, Hebrew

pledged to God and bitter/sea of sorrow

404.Elsie-Marie

Germanic and Hebrew

pledged to God and bitter/sea of sorrow

God is my oath

Germanic, French

industrious, striving, or rival

To strive, excel, or rival

Germanic, French, Latin

peaceful home, industrious, or rival

Rival, striving, or eager

female ruler of an empire

French, possibly a modern creation or variant

To shine, to glow, to illuminate

Uncertain, potentially modern French coinage

Uncertain, possibly 'grace' or 'light'

French, possibly Hebrew or Greek influence

Light, or possibly 'God is my judge'

Modern French or invented

Uncertain, possibly a modern coinage with a 'light' or 'sun' connotation.

French, from Greek

from Ephesus

French, possibly Hebrew or Germanic

Uncertain, possibly 'princess' or 'noble'

Germanic and Hebrew

eternal ruler, God is gracious

crowned, garland

Well-born, noble

life, mother of all living

Hebrew and French

Life and grace

American, likely a variant of Yvonne or Eve

life, yew tree

French, English

yew tree

granted, heard (by God)

Heard, answered (by God)

little fairy

Uncertain, possibly French or invented

Possibly related to 'fay' meaning fairy or 'faim' meaning hunger in French.

Samoan (from French)

French, from France

Crown, garland, or a derivative of Stéphanie

Of French origin, possibly a diminutive of Stéphanie or a modern creation.

little child; free man

iron

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