French Boy Names With Meanings: page 2 of 4
721 names with meanings and origins.
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Boy · French · “From the large town; variant of granville: an english surname based on a french place name, meaning big town. used both as surname and given name”
Boy · French · “The classic French form of the name William. It signifies a strong-willed warrior and a resolute protector.”
Boy · French · “From the mountain town; from the beautiful mountain; a scottish surname and place name of one of the great noble families of scotland, and used as a given name since the 19th century”
Boy · French · “A name of Old French and German origin meaning glorious warrior. It conveys the sense of being as courageous and bright as a divine power.”
Boy · French · “Variant of herman; a man of the army; in everyone heart”
Boy · French · “A French male name derived from the German name Herman, which refers to a man of the army.”
Boy · French · “Variant of herman; soldier; a biblical place-name”
Boy · French · “Ruler of the home”
Unisex · French · “Rules the home; ruler of the home; rules his household. oft-used english and french royal name. the second son of charles prince of wales is named henry”
Boy · French · “Illustrious warrior; bright, excellent army, ruler”
Boy · French · “Variant of harvey: from celtic words for battle, strong, worthy, and ardent. used commonly during the middle ages”
Unisex · French · “From the yew tree; gift from god; a climbing evergreen ornamental plant”
Unisex · French · “From jaclyn; diminutive of jack, derived from john: god is gracious. during the middle ages, jack was so common that it was used as a general term for man or boy. famous bearer: american actor jack lemmon. used more for girls than boys; god has been gracious; has shown favor. based on john or jacques”
Unisex · French · “This unisex variation of the French name Jacques means supplanter or may God protect.”
Unisex · French · “A French form of the name Jacob used for both boys and girls. It ultimately stems from the Hebrew name meaning supplanter.”
Boy · French · “One who supplants; variant of jacob: he grasps the heel. supplanter”
Unisex · French · “French for i love you; supplanter; variant of jacob supplanter”
Unisex · French · “I love; pet form of james used as a womans name”
Unisex · French · “Bluejay; swift; variant of names like jason and jacob”
Unisex · French · “God is gracious; feminine form of john: god is gracious; variant of jean: scottish version of the old french jehane, a feminine form of john: god is gracious”
Unisex · French · “Diminutive form of jeanne; diminutive of jean: scottish version of the old french jehane, a feminine form of john: god is gracious”
Unisex · French · “From germany; brotherly. variant of germaine. singer jermaine jackson”
Unisex · French · “A masculine name of French origin derived from the Hebrew name Jordan. It refers to the river and means to flow down or descend.”
Boy · French · “A French masculine variant of the Hebrew name Jordan. The name historically refers to the descent of the river into the Dead Sea.”
Boy · French · “The French feminine form of Joseph, meaning 'He will add' or 'God shall add.'”
Unisex · French · “God will increase; feminine form of joseph: may jehovah add/give increase”
Boy · French · “A French masculine name rooted in the Hebrew word for the river Jordan. The name signifies the act of flowing down or descending.”
Boy · French · “Youthful”
Unisex · French · “A name of French origin meaning youthful or soft-haired; it is used for both genders in this context.”
Boy · French · “A Latin and French name meaning youthful or downy-bearded. Historically, it is associated with the Roman god Jove and the Julian dynasty.”
Boy · French · “A masculine name of French origin meaning youthful or young at heart. It is a variant of Julian, derived from the Roman name Julius.”
Unisex · French · “Just or true; judicous; just; upright; righteous. form of new testament biblical name justus”
Boy · French · “This is a Finnish variant of the French name Charles, denoting a person who is strong and masculine. It historically signifies a free man.”
Boy · French · “A Finnish form of Charles, this name represents strength and masculinity. It is a traditional name widely used in Nordic regions.”
Boy · French · “A popular Scandinavian and German diminutive of Karl, meaning strong and masculine. It has roots in the Old High German word for man.”
Boy · French · “A name with Germanic and Hungarian roots, sometimes associated with the French name Charles, signifying strength and masculinity.”
Unisex · French · “A Hungarian diminutive of Karoly, related to the French Charles. It signifies strength and is a common unisex form for a masculine name.”
Boy · French · “A variant of Charles used in various European dialects, meaning strong and masculine. It represents a free man of noble character.”
Boy · French · “The Latvian form of the name Charles. Like its counterparts, it denotes strength, masculinity, and the status of a free man.”
Boy · French · “A Latvian diminutive or affectionate form of the name Karlis. It carries the same meaning of strength and masculine energy.”
Boy · French · “Derived from the French surname Coty, this male name means 'small hill.' It is a topographical name for someone living on elevated land.”
Unisex · French · “From the name larissa; derived from lacey which is a french noblemans surname brought to british isles after norman conquest”
Boy · French · “A name of French origin that translates to 'of the sea' or 'famous land,' often associated with coastal or prominent territories.”
Boy · French · “This French-derived name signifies either a connection to the sea or a person from a famous land, serving as a variant of the name Lamar.”
Boy · French · “Attendant; servant. god-like. also a diminutive of lance. in arthurian legend, sir lancelot was king arthurs close friend and a knight of the round table. a central theme in arthurian legend is the adulterous love between lancelot and queen guinevere”
Unisex · French · “A name of French origin that refers to a town situated on a hillside, describing the topography of a specific settlement.”
Boy · French · “Servant; variant of lancelot: servant. god-like”
Unisex · French · “Crowned with laurel; feminine form of lorin: variant of laurence: from the place of laurel trees”
Boy · French · “Laurel-crowned; from the place of laurel trees”
Boy · French · “From Laurentum”
Unisex · French · “Like the spring; the goddess of thieves in ancient italian lore”
Boy · French · “A French form of the name Leander, meaning lion-man. It combines the Greek elements for lion and man.”
Boy · French · “A French name meaning lion-bold or brave as a lion. It combines the Germanic elements for lion and hardy or strong.”
Unisex · French · “Shining light; shining light. variant of eleanor”
Boy · French · “This French surname translates to the red-haired one, often used to describe someone with ginger hair.”
Boy · French · “Lion cub; young lion. diminutive of leon. one of the knights of king arthurs round table. famous bearers: american actor lionel barrymore (1878-1954) and british actor lionel jeffries (born 1926)”
Boy · French · “Of the island.”
Boy · French · “Loring is a strong and memorable name, meaning 'famous in war' or 'famous in battle.' It suggests a person destined for renown and strength.”
Boy · French · “A French name meaning a fighter who is famous in battle, often associated with early European royalty.”
Boy · French · “Variant of louis: famous warrior, from the old german chlodovech; an english variation of louis”
Unisex · French · “This unisex name of French origin translates to 'Monday' or refers to a person from the 'island grove'.”
Boy · French · “From the island; the island or from the island. from old french lisle”
Unisex · French · “Lyric is a wonderfully melodic name, meaning 'of the lyre' or 'song.' It suggests a poetic soul, with a gift for expression and music.”
Unisex · French · “A French name used for all genders meaning woman from Magdala.”
Unisex · French · “Ill-omened; war counselor; surname popular as a girls name due to popular character mallory on the tv series family ties”
Boy · French · “A French surname and unisex name that can mean 'one who makes garments' or refer to an almond tree.”
Boy · French · “Originating from French roots, this name denotes someone from the great estate. It historically refers to a large and significant manor or land holding.”
Boy · French · “A French surname turned given name, referring to someone from the city of Le Mans in France.”
Boy · French · “Variant of mansel: surname derived from le mans in france”
Boy · French · “Derived from French, this name indicates someone residing at or coming from the great estate. It is a variation of the name Manneville.”
Boy · French · “Form of mark; warlike; variant of mark: derived from latin marcus: mars (roman god of war). st. mark was the author of the second gospel. famous bearer: mark twain (1835-1910). mark twains real name was samuel clemens”
Boy · French · “Little warrior”
Unisex · French · “Bitter; bitter sea; variant of mary: wished-for child; rebellion; bitter; a version of the name mary. the name is extremely popular in portugal, so much so that women named maria usually go by their second given names; one of the wifes' of the prophet muhammed (p.b.u.h)”
Unisex · French · “Bitter sea; variant of latin mary: bitter; variant of mary: wished-for child; rebellion; bitter”
Boy · French · “This French-influenced name is a derivative of Marcus, signifying an association with Mars, the god of war.”
Boy · French · “Of mars, the god of war; of mars. the roman fertility god mars for whom march was named”
Boy · French · “Marq is a powerful name, meaning 'of Mars, the god of war,' suggesting strength and a warrior spirit for your child.”
Boy · French · “A French variant of Mark, this name is traditionally associated with Mars, the mythological god of war.”
Unisex · French · “Royalty; a title name ranking below duke and above earl”
Boy · French · “Horse keeper; steward caretaker of horses”
Boy · French · “Gift of god; variant of matthew: gift of the lord; gift from god”
Boy · French · “Gift of God”
Unisex · French · “Strong in war; diminutive of matilda: strength in battle. matilda was the wife of william the conqueror. used in australia as slang for a bushmans pack”
Unisex · French · “Form of michael; gift from god; italian form of michael god like; form of michael who is like god?”
Unisex · French · “Like the lord; gift from god; italian form of michael god like”
Unisex · French · “Like god; close to god. feminine form of michael: who is like god? gift from god”
Boy · French · “Strong; one who grinds grain occupational surname”
Unisex · French · “Form of williamina; bitter; diminutive of mary: wished-for child; rebellion; bitter”
Boy · French · “A French variation of Michael, this name poses the rhetorical question, 'Who is like God?'”
Boy · French · “Variant of montague: pointed hill. steep mountain. more commonly found as a surname, although used occasionally as a first name”
Boy · French · “This French name means from the pointed hill. It is a topographic surname and given name describing a sharp peak or mountain.”
Boy · French · “A name of French and Middle English origin meaning dark-skinned. It was often used as a surname to denote someone of Moorish descent.”
Boy · French · “A French name meaning dark one or the Moor. It was originally used as a nickname for someone with a dark complexion.”
Boy · French · “Fierce one; lion of the wood; lion of naples. famous bearer: napoleon bonaparte (1769-1821)”
Unisex · French · “Birthday, especially the birthday of christ”
Boy · French · “God has given; variant of nathaniel: gift of god; god has given”
Boy · French · “A French name meaning from the new town, originally used to describe a resident of a newly established settlement.”
Boy · French · “From the new town. originally a surname, since the late 19th century has been used occasionally as a first name. famous bearers: novelist nevil shute”
Unisex · French · “A beautiful form of Nicholas, this name means 'peoples victory,' suggesting a child who inspires and triumphs. A powerful and positive choice.”
Unisex · French · “A French unisex name that signifies the people's victory, serving as a variation of the name Nicholas.”
Unisex · French · “A French unisex name derived from Greek meaning victory of the people. It remains a classic name signifying communal triumph.”
Unisex · French · “Born on christmas, peace; comfort; rest;consolation. form of noah”
Unisex · French · “Invader of normandie; man of the north. surname; man from the north. vikings that settled in france were called normans (hence the normandy region of france)”
Boy · French · “From the north; man of the north surname; man of the north. surname”
Boy · French · “A name of French and Germanic origin meaning wealth; it was famously held by a medieval bishop.”
Boy · French · “Olive tree”
Boy · French · “Onille carries a lovely image of prosperity, meaning 'from the gold town.' It suggests a connection to richness and a fortunate, valued beginning for your little one.”
Unisex · French · “A French unisex name meaning gold. It is also interpreted as a compound of fire and strife in some literary contexts.”
Boy · French · “Paien is a distinguished name, signifying 'a nobleman.' It suggests a child born with inherent grace, integrity, and a gentle, honorable spirit, destined for respect.”
Unisex · French · “This unisex name refers to the capital city of France and is also associated with the mythological figure whose actions led to the downfall of Troy.”
Boy · French · “A French name traditionally given to children born on Easter or during the Passover season.”
Boy · French · “A French-rooted male name derived from Pascal, meaning 'relating to Easter' or born at Easter.”
Boy · French · “Born on easter; passover; born on passover”
Boy · French · “A French and Italian name traditionally given to children born during Easter or Passover.”
Boy · French · “A French variation of Patrick, meaning noble or patrician. It refers to the upper class of ancient Roman society.”
Unisex · French · “This French name is a variation of Patrick, meaning noble or of noble descent, and is used for both boys and girls.”
Boy · French · “Piercing the valley; pierces the valley. one of the knights of the round table who searched for the holy grail (in arthurian legend)”
Boy · French · “This French name is a diminutive form of Peter. It ultimately means rock and is a traditional variant used in various French-speaking regions.”
Unisex · French · “A French unisex diminutive of Peter, meaning 'rock,' sometimes associated with a traveler.”
Unisex · French · “A French form of the name Peter, signifying a rock. It is a variant of the name Perren and denotes strength and stability.”
Boy · French · “French derivitive of the old german filibert, meaning very bright. famous bearer: 7th century french abbot st philibert”
Boy · French · “A French name that identifies someone who lives by a stone bridge.”
Boy · French · “Rock”
Boy · French · “A traditional French spelling for a name meaning someone who resides near a stone bridge.”
Boy · French · “Derived from Old French, this name describes someone who lived on a level piece of ground or flat land.”
Boy · French · “This French-derived name refers to level ground without a slope. It describes someone who lived on a flat plot of land.”
Boy · French · “Of French origin, this name describes someone who lives near an apple orchard, combining the words for apple and king or royal woods.”
Boy · French · “Pommelraie means 'lives near the apple orchard,' conjuring images of natural beauty, abundance, and a sweet, serene life.”
Unisex · French · “This unisex name comes from French origins and refers to a gatekeeper or a door guard, traditionally used as an occupational surname.”
Boy · French · “This French surname and given name traditionally describes someone who lives near or originates from a small oak tree.”
Boy · French · “A lovely name suggesting strength and natural beauty, meaning 'from the little oak tree.' A robust and endearing choice.”
Unisex · French · “Fifth sons world; fifth. derived from roman clan name”
Boy · French · “The Spanish and French variation of Raymond, this name means a wise defender or one who guards with wisdom.”
Boy · French · “This French-derived name refers to a ward or guardian of the forest, often associated with woodsy protectors.”
Boy · French · “Wolf counselor; variant of ralph: wolf counsel; red wolf”
Boy · French · “Counselor; counselor. variant of raymond”
Boy · French · “Counselor; counselor. variant of raymond”
Unisex · French · “Raymond is a French and Germanic name meaning wise protection. It combines the elements for 'counsel' and 'guard'.”
Unisex · French · “Oarsman”
Unisex · French · “This name has French roots meaning to rise again. It can also signify compact strength or a small, powerful leader.”
Boy · French · “A French name meaning fox, it is also associated with being mighty, brave, and providing strong counsel.”
Boy · French · “A French masculine name meaning a powerful and strong ruler. it is the regional cognate of the name Richard.”
Boy · French · “Richardo beautifully signifies a 'powerful' and 'strong ruler'. It's a name that evokes a sense of authority and leadership.”
Boy · French · “A French name meaning great one or person of power. It shares roots with names that denote strength, leadership, and high status.”
Boy · French · “A French diminutive form of the name Richard. It carries the meaning of a rich and powerful ruler.”
Unisex · French · “The French feminine form of Romanus, this name simply identifies a woman who is from the city of Rome.”
Unisex · French · “Red haired; variant of rosalind: compound of horse and snake; variant of rosalind: beautiful; pretty rose”
Unisex · French · “Derived from French roots, this name is used for those with red hair and conveys a sense of beauty.”
Boy · French · “A French form of Robert meaning bright fame, used to describe someone who is famed or shining.”
Boy · French · “Red. russell was originally given as a nickname to people with red hair”
Boy · French · “Originally a French surname, this name means red-haired and is considered a form of the name Rufus.”
Boy · French · “Form of rufus red-haired; form of rufus: red-haired”
Boy · French · “Derived from French, this name traditionally refers to a red-headed individual and is a form of the name Rufus.”
Boy · French · “This French-derived name functions as both a surname and a place name, historically linked to noble English families.”
Boy · French · “A French name meaning from the willow farm. It typically refers to a person who lived near a plantation of willow trees.”
Boy · French · “This lovely name evokes imagery of nature, meaning 'from the willow farm,' connecting your child to serene landscapes.”
Boy · French · “Venerable; revered”
Boy · French · “A French-origin name that translates to a lord of the manor or a man of noble standing.”
Boy · French · “Originating from French, this name traditionally refers to a lord of the manor or a senior figure.”
Boy · French · “A French name meaning strict or restrained. It is also recognized as a saint's name, denoting moral discipline.”
Unisex · French · “Contraction of st denys; wide island: south of the water. this name has recently become popular for girls as well as boys. famous bearer: actor sidney poitier”
Boy · French · “Trees, sylvan; variant of sylvanus referring to the mythological greek god of trees”
Unisex · French · “A unisex name of French origin meaning it is heard or loud. It is the feminine form of Simon and implies one who listens or is heard by God.”
Boy · French · “A name of French origin meaning from the summer estate. It is a habitational name that moved from Normandy to Britain.”
Boy · French · “A French name traditionally given to describe someone with reddish-brown hair, similar to the sorrel plant.”
Unisex · French · “This name has Danish and French associations, meaning 'stern.' It is also linked to the 'god of war' in some contexts.”
Boy · French · “Of French origin, this name refers to the color of reddish-brown hair or the herb of the same name.”
Boy · French · “Sumarville means 'from the summer estate'. This name evokes warmth, relaxation, and the joy of long summer days.”
Unisex · French · “Of French origin, this name serves as a contraction of Saint Denys. It is a unisex name referring to the historical Saint Denis of Paris.”
Unisex · French · “Contraction of st denys; variant of sidney: wide island: south of the water; from sidon”
Boy · French · “Of the forest”
Boy · French · “A French-origin surname meaning reward, it is also associated with being tall.”
Boy · French · “A French variation of a Germanic name meaning a bold ruler of the people or one who leads the populace.”
Boy · French · “A masculine name of French origin that translates to ruler of the people, signifying leadership and social authority.”
Boy · French · “Ruler of the people”
Boy · French · “This French name serves as a cognate of Theodoric, meaning a powerful ruler of the people or folk.”
Boy · French · “Derived from French roots, this masculine name carries the meaning of one who rules the people or a bold leader.”
Unisex · French · “Worthy of praise; feminine form of anthony. abbreviation of antonia and antoinette”
Boy · French · “A French occupational or topographic name meaning one who lives near or works at a crossroads.”
Boy · French · “Crossroads; crossing; crossroads; toll gate. in use as both a surname and a first name. famous bearers: american country music stars randy travis and travis tritt”
Boy · French · “This name of French origin serves as both a surname and a place name, often linked to the city of Trier.”
Unisex · French · “Curly haired; water or footsoldier; troy derives from the ancient greek city of troy; also from an irish surname meaning soldier”
Boy · French · “Form of urban.”
Unisex · French · “Power; strong. variant of valentinus; the name of more than 50 saints and three roman emperors”
Unisex · French · “Health or love; strong. variant of valentinus; the name of more than 50 saints and three roman emperors”
Boy · French · “Brave; strong. variant of valentinus; the name of more than 50 saints and three roman emperors”
Boy · French · “This name of French origin describes a person coming from a green hill. It evokes a lush, natural landscape.”
Boy · French · “A French-derived name that signifies someone from a green hill. It is a variation of the place name Verdun.”
Unisex · French · “This unisex name of French origin means green or flourishing. It evokes images of lush, thriving nature and growth.”
Boy · French · “Youthful, young at heart; surname related to vernon alder tree grove. also used as abbreviations of vernon or lavern”
Boy · French · “A French topographic name denoting someone who lived near a grove of alder trees.”
Unisex · French · “Rooted in French, this unisex name translates to green and flourishing. It is often associated with the vitality of the spring season.”
Boy · French · “A French masculine name that can mean from the village or serves as a short form for victorious.”
Boy · French · “A male name with French roots meaning the warden of the game. It originally referred to an official who oversaw hunting grounds.”
Unisex · French · “Originating from French interpretations of indigenous words, it means a gathering of waters.”
Boy · French · “Archer; variant of ivo: yew. introduced into britain during the norman conquest”
Boy · French · “The French masculine form of Yvonne, originally derived from words referring to the yew tree.”
Boy · French · “This name has roots in Czech and French traditions, identifying a follower of Saint Denys.”
Boy · French · “From the field.”
Boy · French · “Blond ruler.”
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