Marron
French and Spanish, “chestnuts.”
Clement
Latin, “mild” or “gentle.”
Benoît
French, “blessed.”
Maxime
Latin, “greatest.”
Jérémie
French and Hebrew, “appointed by God’ or ‘exalted by God.”
Gaël
Celtic, “highlander” or “stranger.”
Cyrille
French and Greek, ‘lord’ or ‘master.’
Aurelien
Latin, “golden” or “gilded.”
Octave
Latin, “eighth.”
Guillaume
French , “resolute protector.”
Timothée
Greek, “honoring God.”
Aliénor
French, “other” or “foreign.”
Lise
Scandinavian, “pledged to God,”
Solène
French, “sunlight” or “sunshine.”
Sirine
Arabic or French, unknown meaning.
Violaine
French, “violin.”
Bérengère
French, “bright spear.”
Athenaïs
Greek, “immortal” or “eternal.”
Ambre
French, “amber.”
Isaure
French, “from Isauria.”
Azélie
French, from the mother of Saint Thérèse of Lisieux.
Axelle
French, “father of peace.”
Soline
French, “sun.”
Orianne
French, “rising” or “eastern.”
Ombeline
French, meaning unknown.
Nélia
Portuguese, “horn” or “war horn.”
Josiane
French, “God will increase.”
Emmanuelle
Hebrew, “God is with us.”
Lisette
French, “pledged to God.”
Livio
Italian, “blue” or “envious.”
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