Emil
Germanic, “rival” or “eager.”
Maxence
French, “greatest.”
Maël
Breton, “chief” or “prince.”
Ambre
French, “amber.”
Valeria
Latin, “strength, health.”
Romy
German, “rosemary.”
Alessia
Italian, “defender.”
Clemence
French, “mild and merciful.”
Flavia
Italian, “yellow or golden.”
Bruno
German, “brown.”
Esperanza
Spanish, “hope.”
Alma
Latin, “nurturing, soul.”
Anais
Hebrew, “grace.”
Corentin
French, “tempest, hurricane.”
Gabin
French and Latin, “of Gabium.”
Noe
French, “rest.”
Romane
French, “a Roman.”
Louise
French, “famous warrior.”
Ines
French, Greek, and Spanish, “chaste.”
Apolline
French from Greek, “belonging to Apollo.”
Bence
Hungarian, “to conquer or to win.”
Yara
Brazilian, Sanskrit, Hebrew and Arabic, “water lady, small butterfly”
Emilio
Spanish from Latin, “rival.”
Giovanna
Italian, “the Lord is gracious.”
Lilou
French, “lily.”
Mattea
Italian, “gift from God.”
Amelie
French, “industrious.”
Gabriel
Hebrew, “strength from God.”
Sven
Swedish, “boy.”
Chiara
Italian, “light, clear.”
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