French Boy Names
French form of
Absalom, meaning
my
father is peace
French and Italian form of Latin
Achilles,
meaning either "pain" or "lipless."
French form of Old
German Adalhard,
meaning
noble strength
French form of
Adam, meaning
earth
French form of
Adam, meaning
earth
French form of
German Adolf,
meaning
noble wolf
French form of Latin
Hadrianus, meaning
from Hadria
Masculine form of French
Aimée,
meaning
much loved
Variant of
Norman French
Aimeric,
meaning
home-ruler
Norman French form of Old Middle High
German Haimirich,
meaning
home-ruler
French form of
Norman French
Aimeri,
meaning
home-ruler
French form of
Alan, meaning
handsome
French name of Latin origin, meaning
joyful;
happy
French, Galician, and Portuguese form of
Alexander,
meaning "defender of mankind."
Old French unisex form of English
Alice,
meaning
noble sort
French form of
Alfonso,
meaning
noble and ready
French masculine form of
Amabel, meaning
lovable
French form of
Roman Latin
Amadeus,
meaning
to love God
French name meaning
lovable
Variant of French
Amaury, meaning
work-power
French form of Old
German Amalric, meaning
work-power
French form of Latin
Ambrosius,
meaning
immortal
French form of Latin
Amadeus,
meaning
to love God
French form of Latin
Anatolius, meaning
east and
sunrise
French form
of
Andrew, meaning
man;
warrior
This French name can be found in An
Index to the Given Names in the 1292 Census of
Paris, by Colm
Dubh. It is a form of
Adrian, meaning
from
Hadria
French form of
German Anselm, meaning
God-protection
French form of
Roman Antonius,
possibly meaning
invaluable
French form of
Roman Antoninus, possibly meaning
invaluable
French form
of Greek
Apollinaris,
possibly meaning
destroyer
French form of
Latin
Aristides,
meaning
excellence
French form of
German Harmand,
meaning
bold/hardy man
French name derived from Celtic
Arthmael,
meaning
stone prince
French form of
German Arnold, meaning
eagle power
Old French name, derived from
German Azzo,
meaning
noble at birth
French
and
German name derived from the Occitan element astor,
meaning "goshawk," itself from Latin acceptor,
a variant of accipiter, meaning "hawk."
The name was originally a derogatory nickname for men with hawk-like,
predatory characteristics.
French form of Greek
Athanasios, meaning
immortal
Variant of French
Aubin,
meaning
from Alba
French name of Germanic origin. Possibly from adal
elf and ber(n)
bear, thus
elf bear
French form of English
Albert,
meaning
bright nobility
French form of English
Alban,
meaning
from Alba
French form of
German Aldrick,
meaning
old ruler; long time ruler
French form of
Roman Augustinus, meaning
venerable
French
form of
Roman Augustus,
meaning
venerable
French form of
Roman Aurelius,
meaning
golden
French form of
Roman Aurelianus, meaning
golden
Variant of
Norman French
Aimeric, meaning
home-ruler
French name derived from the Greek word bapto,
meaning
to dip
French form of
Barnabas,
meaning
son of
exhortation
French form of
Bartholomew,
meaning
son of Talmai
French Provençal form of
Bartholomew,
meaning
son of Talmai
French form of English
Basil, meaning
king
Nickname for French
Sebastien,
meaning
from Sebaste
French form of English
Baldwin, meaning
brave
friend
French Provençal form of
Benedict, meaning
blessed
French form of
Benedict,
meaning
blessed
French name derived from the
Roman name
Blasius,
meaning
talks with a lisp
English and French surname transferred to forename, derived from Italian
Bonifacio,
meaning
good destiny/fate
English and French form of Scottish
Bryce, meaning
pied,
spotted, speckled
French form of biblical
Cain,
meaning "lance,
spear,"
probably used as a derogatory nickname for a treacherous
person.
French unisex form of
Roman Camilla, meaning
attendant (for a
temple)
French form of Latin
Caelestinus,
meaning
heavenly
French form of
Roman Caesar, meaning
hairy
French and Spanish form of
Roman Caesar,
meaning "hairy."
From French
Charles le Magne, meaning
Charles
the Great
English and French name derived from
German Karl, meaning
man
French pet form of
Charles,
meaning
man
French form of
Christopher,
meaning
Christ-bearer
French unisex name derived from
Roman Claudius,
meaning
lame
French form of Latin
Clemens,
meaning
gentle and merciful
French name derived from
German Hlodovic,
meaning
famous warrior
French form of Latin
Columbanus,
meaning
dove
French unisex form of Latin
Columba,
meaning
dove
French form of Italian
Cosmo,
meaning
order, beauty
French and Romanian form of
Roman Constantinus,
meaning "steadfast."
Breton/French name of Celtic origin, probably meaning
hurricane, tempest
French form of
Roman Quirinus,
meaning
men together
French form of
Roman Cornelius,
meaning
horn
French form of Italian
Cosmo, meaning
order, beauty
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