French Baby Names
French baby names exude elegance and charm, reflecting a rich cultural heritage that adds a touch of sophistication to any child’s identity. From timeless classics like Juliette and Louis to modern favorites like Léa and Noah, these names often carry beautiful meanings and a melodic quality that resonates well across different languages.
Christabel
French, Latin and Greek, “beautiful Christ follower, beautiful Christian.”
Christine
French from Greek, “Christian.”
Claire
French, “clear, bright.”
Claude
French, “lame.”
Clea
Greek, “glorious, famous.”
Clemence
French, “mild and merciful.”
Clementina
Latin and French, “merciful.”
Clovis
French from German, “famous war.”
Coco
French nickname.
Colette
French, “victorious.”
Coralie
French, “coral.”
Corbin
English from French, “raven or crow.”
Corentin
French, “tempest, hurricane.”
Corin
French, “spear.”
Corinne
French and English, “beautiful maiden.”
Corisande
Old French from Greek, “chorus-singer, heart swan, heart of a…
Cosette
French, “little thing.”
Courtney
French, “short nose.”
Cress
English from French, “peak of a hill.”
Croix
French, “cross.”
Curtis
French, “courteous.”
Cyrielle
French, “lordly or masterful.”
Cyrille
French and Greek, ‘lord’ or ‘master.’
Daphne
Greek, “laurel tree.”
Darcy
French, “from Arcy.”
Darrell
French and Old English, “dear one, beloved.”
Dashiell
French surname.
Dax
French place name.
Delancey
French, “of the fortress or from the stronghold.”
Delano
French, “from the elder tree grove.”
Delphine
French, “woman from Delphi.”
Denes
French, “god of Nysa.”
Dennis
French, “follower of Dionysius.”
Desiree
French, “desired or wished for.”
Devereux
French, “from Evreux.”
Diggory
French, “lost, daylight.”
Dixie
French and English, “tenth.”
Elaine
French and Scottish, “bright, shining light.”
Eleanor
English, French, “light-hearted; shining light.”
Elise
French, “pledged to god.”
Elle
French, “she.”
Elodie
French, “foreign riches.”
Eloi
French, “to choose.”
Eloise
French, “healthy, wide, famous warrior.”
Elroy
French and English, “the King, wise elf.”
Ember
French and English, “amber.”
Emile
French, “rival.”
Emilien
French, “rival.”
Emmanuelle
Hebrew, “God is with us.”
Emmeline
German, French, English, “work.”
Emmy
German, English, and French, short form of names like Emma,…
Eponine
French literary name.
Esme
French and Persian, “esteemed, beloved; emerald.”
Estee
French, “star.”
Estelle
French, “star.”
Etienne
French, “crown or garland.”
Etiennette
French, “crown, garland.”
Evony
French variant of Yvonne, “yew tree or archer.”
Fabienne
French, “bean grower.”
Fabrice
French, “craftsman.”
Farron
French, English, “handsome servant, brave.”
Faustine
French from Latin, “fortunate one.”
Felicity
Old French from Latin, “good fortune.”
Fleur
French, “flower.”
Fleurelle
French, “flower.”
Florin
French and Romanian, “flower.”
Francoise
French, “from France” or “free one.”
Frostine
French, “freezing.”
Gabin
French and Latin, “of Gabium.”
Gable
French and English, “triangular-shaped hill, gable end.”
Gabrielle
Hebrew, French, “God is my strength.”
Gaël
Celtic, “highlander” or “stranger.”
Gallien
French and Italian via Latin, “of Gaul.”
Garance
French, “madder flower.”
Garnet
French, “pomegranate.”
Gaspard
French, “treasure.”
Gaston
French, “guest, stranger.”
Geneva
French, “juniper berry, bend in the river.”
Giustina
Latin, Italian, and French, “fair.”
Glacier
English word name.
Grange
English and French, “someone who lived by a granary.”
Guillaume
French , “resolute protector.”
Gulliver
Irish, “glutton.”
Hadrien
French and Latin, “dark-haired, from Hadria.”
Harriet
English and French, “estate ruler.”
Helene
French from Greek, “bright, shining one.”
Helisent
French, “healthy strength.”
Heloise
French from Germanic, “healthy, wide.”
Hesperance
French, “hope.”
Honore
French, “honor.”
Honorine
French, “honor.”
Huron
English via French, “bristle-haired.”
Ila
French, “from the island.”
Ilyan
A variant of Eliyan or Elian.
Ines
French, Greek, and Spanish, “chaste.”
Isabeau
French from Hebrew, “God’s promise.”
Isabelle
French, “pledged to god.”
Isaure
French, “from Isauria.”
Isle
French, “island.”
Ismay
French, “esteemed or beloved.”