French Girl Names

Charlotte is French. So is Josephine. And Claire. French girl names have a knack for sounding expensive without being pretentious. Some require accents (Amelie, Genevieve), others don't. Both work in the US.

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#2

Emma

strength

English
#4

Charlotte

free woman

French
#8

Evelyn

wished for child

English
#14

Eleanor

compassion, sympathy

English
#15

Violet

violet color, purple

English
#20

Chloe

young green shoot

English
#24

Lily

lily flower, purity

English
#25

Emily

from the Aemilius family

English
#27

Scarlett

bright red color

English
#29

Zoe

life

Greek
#31

Avery

ruler of elves

English
#34

Lucy

light, illumination

English
#38

Lainey

bright, shining light

English
#40

Grace

Divine grace, elegance, goodwill

English
#53

Leah

weary, delicate, languid

Hebrew
#54

Lillian

lily flower, pure

English
#56

Josephine

may God add children

French
#58

Adeline

noble, nobility, of noble kind

French
#60

Sophie

skill, knowledge

French
#62

Alice

noble, of noble kind

English
#63

Ruby

red, ruby-colored

English
#64

Eloise

famous warrior

French
#65

Madelyn

high tower, elevated

American
#67

Claire

illustrious, renowned

French
#71

Iris

rainbow

Greek
#73

Natalie

born on Christmas Day, birthday of the Lord

French
#77

Vivian

alive, lively

English
#82

Audrey

noble strength

English
#87

Madeline

woman from Magdala

English
#88

Josie

God will increase

English
#91

Melody

song, tune, music

English
#92

Caroline

free woman, free man

English
#95

Sarah

princess, noblewoman

Hebrew
#99

Allison

noble, exalted (via Alice)

English
#104

Parker

one who tends an enclosed land

English
#109

Bella

fair, lovely

Italian
#115

Rose

type of red or pink flowering plant

English
#119

Margaret

pearl

English
#122

Melanie

dark-complexioned, of dark appearance

English
#123

Cecilia

of the Caecilian family (Roman gens)

English
#126

Margot

pearl

French
#129

Juliette

youthful, downy

French
#130

Aubrey

elf ruler, supernatural power

English
#138

Magnolia

flower named for botanist Pierre Magnol

English
#140

Charlie

free man

English
#144

Brielle

heroine of God

French
#146

Remi

oarsman, rower

French
#147

Valerie

strong, healthy, from the Latin valere

French
#152

June

young, vital

English
#165

Genevieve

tribe woman; woman of the people

French
#170

Olive

olive tree

English
#171

Isabelle

devoted to God

French
#174

Evangeline

good angel

French
#177

Rosalie

little rose

French
#182

Bailey

fortification wall

English
#184

Vivienne

alive, living

French
#191

Daphne

laurel tree

English
#194

Adaline

noble kind

English
#198

Celeste

heavenly, of the sky

French
#199

Jasmine

jasmine flower

English
#212

Alaina

bright, shining light

American
#215

Noelle

Christmas, born at Christmas

French
#217

Journee

a day's journey, voyage

American
#219

Adalyn

noble, nobility

American
#227

Celine

heavenly, of the sky

French
#228

Amy

beloved, much loved

English
#239

Camille

young ceremonial attendant

French
#243

Diana

divine, heavenly

English
#252

Elise

God is my oath

French
#271

Adelaide

noble kind, of noble birth

English
#274

Lucille

light, illumination

French
#283

Juliet

youthful; Jove's child

English
#288

Sydney

wide island; broad river-island

American
#304

Evelynn

English
#315

Adelyn

American
#318

Nicole

Victorious one

French
#320

Catherine

English
#322

Journey

a day's travel, voyage

American
#335

Vanessa

from 'Van' + 'Essa' (pet form of Esther)

English
#341

Adelina

noble, of noble birth

Italian
#344

Esme

beloved, esteemed

English
#349

Annabelle

graceful beauty

English
#350

Esmeralda

emerald (gemstone)

Spanish
#356

Giselle

pledge, hostage (of good faith)

French
#360

Sylvie

forest, wood

French
#369

Elaine

bright, shining light

English
#370

Elodie

foreign riches

French
#375

Paige

young servant, page boy

English
#389

Jocelyn

member of the Gauts (Germanic tribe)

English
#399

Alyssa

noble, exalted

English
#400

Colette

victory of the people

French
#404

Ivory

ivory white

English
#408

Aubree

elf ruler

English
#409

Michelle

who is like God?

French
#412

Mallory

unfortunate, ill-omened

English
#424

Helen

torch, shining light

Greek
#435

Florence

flourishing, prosperous

English
#437

Madeleine

woman from Magdala

French
#438

Melany

black, dark-colored

French
#448

Saige

wise, knowing

American
#452

Demi

half, partial

American
#462

Annalise

oath of God

German
#465

Alison

noble type

English
#473

Macie

from Macey (Normandy place name)

English
#478

Clementine

mild, merciful, gentle

French
#479

Elle

she, her

French
#484

Paris

from the Parisii Celtic tribe

American
#489

Scarlet

bright red, vivid crimson

English
#497

Arielle

lion of God

French

Estella

star

Spanish

April

to open (spring)

English

Marceline

of Mars, warlike

French

Alexis

defender, helper

Greek

Madelynn

from Magdala (high tower)

American

Maxine

greatest

English

Danielle

God is my judge

French

Charli

free woman, strong

English

Stephanie

crown, garland

French

Louise

famous warrior

French

Faye

fairy, enchantment

English

Margo

pearl

French

Amoura

love, beloved

French

Alisson

noble kind, of noble birth

English

Lilian

lily flower

English

Mavis

song thrush, songbird

English

Eve

life, living

English

Gabrielle

God is my strength

French

Beatrice

she who brings happiness

Italian

Arlette

eagle, noble strength

French

Noemi

pleasant, sweet

Italian

Jacqueline

supplanter, one who grasps the heel

French

Cleo

glory, fame

English

Elliott

the Lord is my God

English

Cassandra

shining upon man

English

Angelica

angelic, messenger of God

English

Estelle

star

French

Marie

beloved, wished-for child

French

Anne

grace, favor

English

Averie

ruler of the elves

English

Macy

from Massy, Normandy

American

Selene

moon, light

Greek

Lottie

free woman

English

Remy

oarsman, rower

French

Lillie

lily flower, purity

English

Amelie

hardworking, industrious

French

Arlet

eagle power, noble strength

French

Coraline

coral, sea jewel

English

Laurel

laurel tree; bay laurel

English

Louisa

famous warrior

English

Celia

heaven, the sky

Latin

Emmie

whole, universal

English

Lacey

from the town of Lassy in Normandy

English

Elyse

my God is an oath

French

Julie

youthful, downy-bearded

French

Denver

from the green valley

American

Valery

strong, healthy

French

Maci

weapon, mace

American

Brittany

from Brittany, land of the Britons

English

Robin

bright fame, shining fame

English

Adele

noble, nobility

French

Baylor

one who delivers goods, carrier

American

Marjorie

pearl

English

Soleil

sun

French

Cynthia

woman from Mount Cynthus

English

Judith

woman of Judea

English

Lea

weary

French

Anais

grace, merciful

French

Bellamy

beautiful friend

English

Nataly

born on Christmas Day, birthday of the Lord

Russian

Cheyenne

people of a different speech, alien speakers

American

Alexia

defender, helper of mankind

Spanish

Eleanora

bright, shining one

Italian

Chandler

candle maker, candle merchant

American

Jolie

pretty, beautiful

French

Elisabeth

pledged to God

German

Allyson

noble, of noble kind

American

Nancy

favor, blessedness

English

Joelle

Yahweh is God

French

Romy

dew of the sea (rosemary)

German

Scout

one who gathers information, explorer

American

Emmeline

work, industrious, whole

English

Elliot

my God is Yahweh, the Lord is my God

English

Ainhoa

fertile place, place of abundant water

Basque

Rayne

queen

English

Clare

bright, clear, famous

English

Rosalee

little rose

English

Quincy

estate of the fifth son

American

Lyanna

graceful vine

American

Violette

violet flower, purple

French

Elouise

healthy, whole (heil)

French

Dior

golden, of gold (d'or)

French

Mariella

beloved, little Mary

Italian

Bailee

bailiff, law officer, estate manager

English

Lavender

calming, soothing (by association with the herb)

English

Aubrie

elf ruler, ruler of supernatural beings

American

Melani

dark, black

American

Belle

beautiful

French

Baylee

bailiff, law enforcer

American

Aubriella

noble elf ruler

American

Simone

one who hears, listening

French

Mariel

star of the sea

Dutch

Renee

reborn, born again

French

Mavie

song thrush (a songbird)

French

Agnes

pure, holy, chaste

English

Mireya

she who is admired, wonderful

Spanish

Aubrielle

noble, bright power

American

Laramie

canopy of leafy boughs

American

Angelique

angelic, messenger of God

French

Corinne

maiden, young girl

French

Zola

quiet, tranquil, peaceful

Zulu

Lauryn

laurel, victory

American

Spencer

steward, dispenser of provisions

English

Scarlette

dyer of red cloth

American

Desiree

desired, longed for

French

Nathaly

birthday, born on Christmas

French

Ann

grace, favor

English

Marian

beloved, of the sea

English

Angeline

angel, messenger (of God)

French

Carolyn

free woman

English

Madalynn

woman from Magdala, tower

American

Landry

ruler of the land

French

Christine

follower of Christ

English

Emmaline

whole, universal

English

Joselyn

member of the Gauts tribe

English

Yasmine

jasmine flower

Arabic

Margaux

pearl

French

Lianna

gracious, God is gracious

English

Odette

wealth, fortune

French

Chanel

canal, channel, pipe

French

Joan

God is gracious

English

Rue

herb of grace, regret

English

Nathalie

born on Christmas Day

French

Bernadette

brave as a bear

French

Eimy

beloved

Spanish

Roxanne

dawn, bright star

French

Ines

pure, chaste

Spanish

Eliette

my God is an oath

French

Lucie

born at dawn

French

Annette

grace, favor

French

Adalina

noble, nobility

Spanish

Maeva

welcome, greetings

French

Renesmee

reborn (from Renée) + beloved (from Esme)

American

Patience

endurance, patient suffering

English

Britney

from Brittany, land of Britons

American

May

goddess of spring, month of May

English

Emilie

rival, industrious

French

Inez

pure, holy, chaste

Spanish

Paulette

small, humble (feminine diminutive of Paul)

French

Lorraine

from the kingdom of Lothar

French

Macey

from Massy (Norman town)

English

Jacqueli

supplanter, one who follows at the heel

French

Raine

queen

English

Cassandr

she who entangles men

Greek

Sofie

wisdom

Scandinavian

Adrienne

from Hadria

French

Violetta

little violet, purple flower

Italian

Noelia

born at Christmas

Spanish

Aimee

beloved, loved one

French

Journei

a day's travel, voyage

American

Noel

Christmas, born at Christmas

French

Cooper

barrel maker, cask maker

American

Majesty

royal greatness, grandeur

American

Eleanore

bright, shining one

English

Roselynn

famous rose

English

Vivianne

alive, living

French

Marlene

wished-for child

German

Sybil

prophetess, oracle

English

Alissa

noble kind

English

Kamille

young ceremonial attendant

Scandinavian

Dixie

the American South

American

Laynie

bright, shining light

American

Nadine

hope

French

Cecily

from the Caecilius family

English

Yael

to ascend, to climb

Israeli

Geneva

woman of the tribe

American

Avalon

isle of apples

English

Yvette

yew wood, archer

French

Gisselle

pledge, hostage

French

Diamond

unconquerable, invincible

American

Agatha

good, honorable, noble

English

Eloisa

healthy and wide, wholesome

Spanish

Amia

beloved

American

Millicent

strong in work, industrious strength

English

Constance

steadfast, constant, unwavering

French

Adore

to love deeply, to worship

American

Adalie

noble, of noble kind

German

Emilee

rival, industrious

English

Serene

clear, cloudless

English

Jurnee

journey, day's travel

English

Vivien

alive, living, lively

French

Sidney

wide island

English

Arlett

noble strength, eagle noble

French

Claira

bright, clear, famous

English

Yasmina

jasmine flower

Arabic

Solene

solemn, dignified

French

Charlene

free woman

French

Marielle

beloved

French

Chevelle

creative American coinage

American

Julianne

youthful, downy-bearded

English

Melodie

song, tune, musical chant

English

Zelie

solemn, devoted

French

Madelyne

woman from Magdala (tower)

French

Rosemarie

dew of the sea (rosemary herb)

English

Avril

April, fourth month

French

Katia

pure

Russian

Marion

beloved

French

Sabine

of the Sabine people

French

Verity

truth

English

Ally

noble, gracious

English

Noella

born at Christmas

French

Denise

devoted to the god of wine and festivity

French

Marin

of the sea, marine

Croatian

Maizy

pearl

Scottish

Cosette

little thing, victorious people

French

Addelyn

noble, nobility

American

Denisse

follower of Dionysus

Spanish

Courtney

from the domain of Curtius

English

Romee

pilgrim to Rome

Dutch

Maisyn

stone worker, mason

American

Lenore

bright, shining one

English

Nicolette

victory of the people

French

Divine

of divine nature, heavenly, godlike

American

Geraldine

spear ruler

English

Esmae

esteemed, beloved

English

Empress

female emperor, supreme ruler

English

Laia

well-spoken, eloquent

Catalan

Leonor

shining light

Spanish

Francine

free one, from France

French

Elliette

my God is Yahweh

American

Francis

free one, Frenchman

English

Roxana

bright, luminous

Persian

Marianne

beloved grace

French

Henrietta

ruler of the home

English

Arabelle

beautiful eagle

English

Denim

from Nimes, sturdy cloth

American

Bea

blessed, happy

English

Bayleigh

bailiff, law officer

English

Journii

a days travel, trip

American

Alex

defender of the people

Greek

Jocelynn

one of the Goths, a Goth's descendant

English

Aubri

elf ruler, supernatural power

English

Ivette

yew tree; archer

French

Desire

longed for; wished for

French

Violett

violet flower, purple-blue bloom

English

Therese

from the island of Thera

French

Josette

God will add, God increases

French

Bridgette

strength, power

Irish

Maisey

pearl

Scottish

Natalee

born on Christmas Day

American

Joslyn

member of the Gauls tribe

English

Diane

divine, heavenly

French

Charly

warrior, strong woman

English

Jacquelyn

Supplanter, one who follows

French

Issa

God is salvation, God saves

Arabic

Jules

Youthful, downy-bearded

French

Reverie

daydream, pleasant fantasy

French

Yvonne

yew wood, yew tree

French

Allisson

of noble kind, noble birth

English

Harmonie

harmony, concord, agreement

French

Emme

whole, universal

American

Hillary

cheerful, merry, joyful

English

Rainey

queen, powerful ruler

American

Emeline

whole, universal, striving

French

Brigitte

exalted, high, strength

French

Mirabel

wonderful, marvelous

English

Mirabelle

wonderful, marvelous

French

Coco

from Colette or Nicole

Spanish

Jean

God is gracious

French

Marguerite

pearl

French

Jolee

pretty, beautiful

American

Jadore

I adore, I love

French

Leonie

lioness, lion-hearted

French

Valarie

strong, healthy

English

Annemarie

grace and beloved

German

Amour

love

French

Olympia

home of the gods

Greek

Mable

lovable, worthy of love

English

Gentry

noble birth, well-born class

American

Solei

sun

French

Jenevieve

tribe woman, woman of the race

French

Mirabella

wonderful, admirable

Italian

Elody

foreign riches, wealth from afar

French

Lou

famous warrior

French

Suzanne

lily, rose

French

Dominique

belonging to God, of the Lord

French

Maela

princess, chief

Breton

Maelie

princess, chief, leader

French

Gigi

earth worker (via Georgina)

French

Abrielle

God is my strength, God is my warrior

American

Joanne

God is gracious

English

Madelin

high tower

French

Yolanda

violet flower

Spanish

Jaqueline

may God protect

French

Joi

joy, happiness

American

Cristal

clear ice, rock crystal

Spanish

Carol

song of joy, joyful song

English

Elyza

my God is an oath

English

Emy

whole, universal

American

Adelyne

noble, nobility

English

Anissa

friendly, sociable, good-natured

Arabic

Beau

beautiful, handsome

French

Klaire

clear, bright, famous

French

Leanne

graceful meadow

English

Collette

victory of the people

French

Jaclyn

supplanter, one who follows

American

Acacia

thorny tree, point

American

Noora

light

Finnish

Tayla

one who tailors or crafts

American

Stephany

crown, garland

American

Lourdes

from Lourdes, place of miracles

French

Lielle

my God, devoted to God

French

Souline

little soul, soulful one

French

Jeanette

God is gracious

French

Cloe

blooming, young green shoot

English

Vesper

evening star

English

Anabelle

grace and beauty

French

Maevis

song thrush (bird)

English

Adella

noble, nobility

English

Malorie

unfortunate, ill-omened

English

Amarie

beloved, grace

American

Clarice

bright, clear, famous

French

Darcie

from Arcy (place in Normandy)

Irish

Gisele

pledge, hostage

French

Mirella

to admire, wonderful

Italian

Maycee

from Massy, France (place name origin)

American

Normani

from the north, northman

American

Channing

young wolf

American

Desirae

desired, longed for

French

Deja

sense of familiarity

French

Callaway

pebbly place

American

Maysen

stone worker

American

Antoinette

priceless, praiseworthy

French

Jacklyn

supplanter, one who follows at the heel

English

Joie

joy, delight, happiness

French

Luci

light, illumination

Italian

Lya

weary

Italian

Alize

noble, of noble kind

French

Alyse

noble one

English

Odelia

I will praise God

Jewish

Drue

manly, strong

American

Monique

advisor, counselor

French

Ami

my people

Hebrew

Rosaline

gentle horse, tender

English

Lacie

from Lassy (Norman place name)

English

Charlette

free woman, feminine form of Charles

French

Brittney

from Brittany (French region)

English

Fatou

one who weans, abstaining

West African

Scarleth

bright red, scarlet-colored

American

Skarlett

bright red cloth

American

Lacy

from Lassy, Norman place name

American

Nicolle

victory of the people

French

Adilyn

noble, of noble kind

American

Lili

lily flower, purity

English

Gabby

God is my strength

English

Laurie

victory, triumph

English

Naomie

pleasantness, sweetness

French

Evette

yew tree

French

Angelie

angel, messenger of God

French

Valentine

strong, healthy, vigorous

English

Mason

stone worker, bricklayer

English

Tanner

leather worker, one who tans hides

English

Muriel

bright sea, shining sea

British

Emaline

whole, universal, entire

English

Eleonor

bright, shining one

English

Riva

to bind, captivating (from Rebecca/Rivka)

Jewish

Jacquely

supplanter, one who follows at the heel

American

Rachelle

ewe, female sheep

French

Cristel

crystal, clear as ice

Spanish

Cami

young ceremonial attendant

French

Josselyn

member of the Gauts tribe

American

Avielle

breath of God

American

Elyssa

noble, wanderer

English

Royale

royal, regal

French

Tylee

tiler, one who tiles roofs

American

Izabelle

my God is an oath

American

Audree

noble strength

English

Nichole

victory of the people

American

Chase

pursuer, one who chases

American

Lyana

vine, climbing plant

American

Aurielle

golden, of gold

French

Taylee

tailor, one who cuts cloth

American

Amori

love, beloved

Italian

Denym

inspired by denim fabric

American

Adalynne

noble

American

Rosetta

little rose

Italian

Fay

fairy, magical being

English

Katheryn

each of the two

English

Coralie

coral, sea treasure

French

Vianey

life, lively one

Spanish

Alysson

noble, of noble kind

English

Pauline

small; humble

French

Romie

dew of the sea

English

Maryanne

bitter grace

English

Kourtney

short nose

American

Monet

to be heard

American

Aveline

desired, wished for

French

Magaly

of Magdala, watchtower

French

Anaelle

grace of God

French

Eloa

from God, divine light

French

Roux

red-haired, reddish-brown

French

Alyce

noble, of noble kind

English

Justine

just, righteous, upright

French

Levy

joined, attached, pledged

Jewish

Juliett

descended from Jove (Jupiter)

English

Adelin

noble, of noble kind

French

Evelynne

wished-for child

English

Marly

lake clearing

English

Lilliann

lily flower

English

Lilyanne

lily flower

English

Leylah

night, dark beauty

Arabic

Bellarose

beautiful rose

English

Lilac

bluish, pale purple

English

Adalaide

noble, nobility

French

Renae

reborn, born again

French

Arianne

most holy

French

Aubrianna

noble elf ruler

American

Janelly

God is gracious (via Jane/John)

Hispanic

Taylyn

tailor, one who cuts cloth

American

Fannie

free one, from France

American

Delphine

dolphin

French

Elayne

bright, shining light, torch

English

Bellami

beautiful friend

French

Maude

mighty in battle

English

Ezmae

beloved, esteemed

English

Seraphine

highest order angel

French

Emelina

work, industrious

English

Vianney

of the way, from the road (place name origin)

French

Blaise

one who lisps, stutters

French

Esmee

esteemed, valued

French

Elleanor

bright, shining one

English

Alizae

joyful, full of joy

American

Eugenia

well-born, of noble birth

English

Berenice

bringer of victory

Italian

Maribelle

beautiful Mary

French

Adelaine

noble

French

Gizelle

pledge, noble oath

French

Maily

apricot blossom

Vietnamese

Helene

torch, bright shining light

French

Noemie

pleasant, delightful

French

Augustine

great, venerable

English

Gaby

God is my strength

English

Emilly

rival, eager, industrious

English

Emmanuella

God is with us

Italian

Aubreigh

elf ruler, magical power

American

Lizette

my God is abundance

French

Celestia

heavenly, of the sky

Latin

Evelyne

life

French

Audrie

noble strength

English

Kadiatou

premature child, born early

Guinean

Maddilyn

woman from Magdala, tower

American

Beautiful

pleasing to the senses, physically attractive, ...

American

Cielle

sky, heaven (French ciel + -elle suffix)

French

Abigaelle

my father is joyful, father's joy

French

Celestine

heavenly, of the sky

French

Matilde

mighty in battle

Italian

Rochelle

little rock

French

Gracey

grace, divine favor

English

Desi

desired, longed for

American

Elanie

bright, shining light

French

Bayley

castle wall, fortification

English

Avelyn

little bird, desired

English

Corinna

crowned one, garland

Greek

Georgette

farmer, earth worker

French

Seline

moon

French

Darci

from Arcy

British

Lovella

little wolf

English

Ivonne

yew tree

Spanish

Lillianne

lily flower

English

Sephora

bird, sparrow

Jewish

Allure

irresistible charm, magnetic attraction

American

Adelle

noble, of noble birth

French

Michele

who is like God?

Italian

Sharlotte

free woman, petite

English

Magali

pearl

French

Mallorie

unlucky, ill-omened

English

Symone

one who hears, God has heard

French

Miel

honey

French

Acadia

fertile land, place of plenty

French

Mirielle

to admire, to marvel

French

Zoelle

life, alive

American

Adrielle

from the Adriatic, flock of God

French

Royalti

royal status, sovereignty

American

Clarabelle

bright, clear (Clara) + beautiful (Belle)

English

Thais

bandage, bond (Greek etymology)

Greek

Joselin

of the Gauts tribe

Latin American

Emmanuelle

God is with us

French

Noeli

born at Christmas, Christmas child

French

Masyn

stoneworker, mason

American

Jackeline

supplanter, one who follows at the heel

Spanish

Ellanie

shining light, bright one

American

Joslynn

member of the Gauts tribe

American

Lucienne

light

French

Jeanne

God is gracious

French

Aline

noble

French

Azelie

azalea flower

French

Charolette

free woman

French

Royce

son of Roy, descendant of the king

American

Alycia

noble, of noble kind

English

Jaelle

mountain goat, ibex

Hebrew

Solenne

established by tradition

French

Lucile

light, illumination

French

Corrine

maiden, girl

French

Merci

mercy, compassion, grace

French

Jiselle

pledge, hostage

French

Kloe

fresh growth, spring

Greek

Taylen

tailor, one who cuts cloth (from Taylor root)

American

Rielle

lioness of God, God is my lion (from Ariel root)

French

Acelyn

noble, of the Goths

American

Jacelyn

member of the Gaut tribe

American

Nikita

victory of the people

Russian

Emelie

rival, eager to emulate

Scandinavian

Theo

gift of God (short for Theodore/Theodora)

English

Madaline

woman from Magdala (tower)

English

Viviane

alive, lively

French

Leisha

noble kind, of noble character

American

Amery

industrious ruler

English

Maelys

chief; prince; leader

Breton

Landree

ruler of the land

American

Emri

whole, universal power

American

Favor

grace, divine goodwill

American

Adelynne

noble, of noble kind

French

Jocell

joyful, playful one

French

Ezme

beloved, esteemed, valued

Turkish

Aurelie

golden, of gold

French

Avangeline

bearer of good news

French

Josslyn

member of the Gaut tribe

English

Bellamie

beautiful friend

French

Korbyn

raven

American

Zayelle

gift of God

American

Mathilda

mighty in battle

English

Marietta

wished-for child, beloved

Italian

Amie

beloved, friend

French

Gisella

pledge, hostage of noble birth

Italian

Orianna

gold, golden

English

Lilianne

lily, pure, innocent

French

Alix

defender of the people

French

Ammy

beloved

English

Jewels

precious gems, treasured one

English

Ameli

work, effort, striving

French

Clair

bright, clear, famous

French

Lisette

my God is an oath

French

Suzette

pledged to God (via Susannah)

French

Joleigh

pretty, cheerful

American

Brie

from the Brie region of France

French

Raelle

ewe, female sheep

French

Rayn

rain, refreshment

American

Landri

land ruler, powerful ruler of the land

American

Coralee

maiden, girl

English

Azure

sky blue, the blue of a clear sky

English

Roseline

gentle rose, tender rose

French

Bertha

bright, shining

German

Katharine

pure, clean

English

Elenora

shining, bright one

English

Janette

God is gracious

English

Hyacinth

the hyacinth flower

English

Genevie

woman of the tribe, race woman

French

Myriam

beloved

French

Liliane

lily flower

French

Malanie

dark, black

French

Barrett

bear strength

English

Averee

ruler of the elves

English

Remie

oarsman

French

Avamarie

life

American

Ciel

sky, heaven

French

Ray

beam of light

English

Marylou

beloved, star of the sea (Mary) + famous warrio...

American

Lyna

tender, soft, gentle

Arabic

Cozette

little thing (endearing diminutive)

French

Valorie

strength, valor

English

Sable

black, dark-colored

English

Vail

valley

American

Joely

the Lord is God

English

Chance

good fortune, luck

American

Diora

divine, golden

Italian

Alizee

trade wind

French

Lilyrose

rose, love and beauty

English

Maely

chief, prince, princess

French

Emmelyn

whole, universal

English

Adalena

noble, nobility

English

Harvey

battle worthy

English

Roman

citizen of Rome

American

Laena

warm cloak (Roman garment)

English

Celestina

heavenly, of the sky

Italian

Clarisse

bright, clear, famous

French

Oceana

ocean, sea

English

Turner

lathe worker, one who turns wood

English

Addeline

noble, noble kind

English

Michaella

Who is like God? (rhetorical — no one)

English

Alyssia

Noble kind; of noble nature (from adal + heid)

English

Skarlet

scarlet red, deep crimson

English

Fanny

free one

English

Margeaux

pearl

French

Maycie

pearl

American

Renn

wren bird, small and spirited

American

Journiee

a day's travel; life's path

American

Phenix

immortal bird that rises from ashes

American

Daisie

day's eye (the flower)

English

Madelaine

woman from Magdala, tower

French

Oliver

olive tree, symbol of peace

English

Roselie

little rose

French

Rashell

ewe, female sheep

English

Amorette

little love, sweetheart

French

Quincey

estate of the fifth son

French

Jentry

noble birth, people of high social standing

American

Avari

elf ruler, elf power

American

Erielle

lion of God

Hebrew

Liany

to bind, climbing vine

American

Zoee

life

American

Mayson

stoneworker, mason

American

Clea

short form of Cleopatra

Greek

Viviann

alive, full of life

English

Atalie

God has afflicted

Hebrew

Renezmae

reborn, born again

English

Kartier

map-maker, cartographer

American

Ruelle

little street, alley

French

Rosabelle

beautiful rose

English

Reine

queen

French

Mimi

sea of bitterness, beloved

French

Madelynne

woman from Magdala

English

Sheryl

beloved, dear one

English

Heloisa

healthy and wide

Brazilian

Chanelle

channel, waterway

French

Gisel

pledge, surety

German

Joseline

member of the Gauts tribe

French

Russchelle

little red-haired one (via Russ root)

English

Tristyn

tumult, outcry, noise

American

Aubriana

elf ruler, noble and bright

English

Maison

house, home

French

Amely

work, labor, vigor

German

Armonie

harmony, concord, fitting together

French

Lunabelle

beautiful moon

English

Elnora

bright one, torch bearer

American

Kyrielle

Lord have mercy (prayer refrain)

French

Saffron

yellow spice from the crocus flower

English

Avelie

wished for child

French

Lorene

crowned with laurel, victorious

American

Elenor

bright, shining one

English

Maybel

lovable, dear

English

Enora

honor, esteem

Breton

Gabriel

God is my strength

French

Maryrose

sea of bitterness + rose (alternative Mary etym...

English

Elloise

healthy, whole

French

Melannie

black, dark

English

Mielle

honey

French

Abella

breath, vapor (from Abel)

Spanish

Remmi

oarsman

French

Addaline

noble, nobility

English

Lelia

night, dark beauty via Leila connection

Italian

Jeannie

God is gracious

English

Alise

noble, of noble kind

French

Briggitte

strength, power

Irish

Nicol

victory of the people

Scottish

Britany

from Brittany, France

American

Kaylor

tailor, one who cuts cloth

American

Nataleigh

Christmas Day, birthday of Christ

American

Dezire

desired, longed for

American

Jenavieve

tribe woman

French

Raphaella

God has healed

Italian

Coi

quiet, still

American

Romey

from Rome

European

Melanny

black, dark

French

Myelle

little honey, sweet one

French

Elovie

foreign riches, lively

French

Aubrei

elf ruler, rules with elf wisdom

French

Yoselyn

member of the Gauts tribe

Latin American

Cecile

blind (from Latin caecus)

French

Eveline

wished-for child

French

Marvella

miracle, wonder

American

Nicoletta

victory of the people

Italian

Foster

one who nurtures, nourishes

English

Haydee

life, vitality (possible Arabic root)

French

Eliane

daughter of the sun, of the sun

French

Francia

free, from France

Spanish

Jacklynn

supplanter, one who follows at the heel

English

Evalie

life, living one

English

Ariane

most holy, utterly pure

French

Aime

beloved, loved one

French

Chantelle

stone, boulder (from Cantal region)

French

Orly

my light

Hebrew

Jewelz

precious gemstone, treasure

American

Airess

female heir, inheritor of wealth

American

Romilly

from the Roman settlement

British

Pruitt

brave, valiant

American

Chloee

blooming, fertility

English

Lillyanne

lily flower

English

Maddelyn

woman from Magdala

English

Alizon

noble kind

English

Janine

God is gracious, gift of God

French

Valeri

strong, healthy, vigorous

Russian

Tayler

occupational surname meaning one who sews

English

Roselina

little rose

Italian

Jeannette

God is gracious

French

Clio

glory, fame

Greek

Aurie

dawn, daybreak

English

Shanelle

channel, waterway

African American

Britton

from Britain, a Briton

English

Malette

little trunk, small traveling chest

French

Adalin

noble, of noble birth

American

Forest

dweller near the forest, woodland

English

Caraline

free woman

English

Sebastian

from Sebaste, revered, venerable

English

Elenore

bright, shining one

English

Esmay

Esteemed, beloved

English

Lucilla

Diminutive of Lucia (light)

Italian

Travis

at a crossing, toll collector

American

Anette

grace, favor

Scandinavian

Jaquelin

supplanter; one who follows after

French

Soleya

sun, sunshine

Spanish

Alisia

noble kind, of noble birth

English

Rosaly

rose, beautiful rose

French

Mylene

from Magdala (tower)

French

Audri

noble strength

English

Noemy

pleasantness, sweetness

Spanish

Renatta

reborn, born again

Italian

Rashel

ewe, female sheep

Hebrew

Daielle

God is my judge

French

Nelli

Bright, shining light

Scandinavian

Dezirae

Desired, longed for

American

Rosali

beautiful rose

French

Adeleine

noble, nobility

French

Maebel

lovable, dear

English

Avalie

bird, life-breath

French

Mikaely

who is like God

American

Bleu

blue, the color of sky and sea

American

Josselin

member of the Gauts tribe

French

Karielle

pure, beloved

French

Ivoree

ivory, white and precious

American

Anaise

grace, favor

French

Gaelle

Gaul, Celt (person of Celtic origin)

Breton

Genavieve

of the race of women

French

Delfina

woman of Delphi

Italian

Rene

reborn, born again

French

Elinore

bright, shining one

English

Julian

youthful, devoted to Jupiter

English

Azalee

azalea flower (dry earth plant)

American

Helia

of the sun, sun maiden

Greek

Lamar

of the sea, near the water

French

Delana

from the alder grove

English

Mayvis

song thrush, singing bird

English

Avaline

strength, force

French

Silvie

forest, woodland

French

Daphnie

laurel tree, bay laurel

Greek

July

of Julius Caesar, July month

American

Morgana

sea circle, sea born

Welsh

Yanine

God is gracious

French

Leliana

lily flower

English

Calise

beautiful, lovely

American

Peach

the peach fruit, sweetness

American

Imrie

power, work, vigor

Scottish

Michelina

who is like God?

Italian

Corbin

crow, raven-haired

English

Claudell

lame

French

Coast

shoreline, where land meets sea

American

Sydni

Wide meadow or wide island

English

Adyline

noble kind, noble type

American

Alyx

defender of mankind

American

Mathilde

mighty in battle

French

Olivette

little olive

French

Ivry

ivory-white, creamy white

English

Cydney

wide island

English

Ellanore

bright, shining one

English

Tiffay

manifestation of God

English

Emillie

rival, eager to equal

English

Sumner

one who summons, court summoner

English

Parris

from Paris; place of the Parisii tribe

English

Dianne

divine, goddess of the moon

English

Levee

raised embankment, lifting

American

Caressa

beloved; dear one

American

Vincent

one who prevails

French

Evelyna

wished-for child

English

Alley

noble kind, of noble birth

English

Charliee

free man

English

Felix

happy, fortunate

English

Cecele

from the Caecilius family

French

Jeaninne

God is gracious

French

Claudette

lame, limping

French

Lorelle

murmuring rock (from Lorelei)

French

Sybella

prophetess, seer, oracle

English

Nanette

grace, favor

French

Clarie

Bright; clear; famous

English

Celestial

heavenly, of the sky or cosmos

English

Ellidy

foreign wealth, riches

Australian

Canari

canary songbird

French

Cru

cross, faith

American

Enzo

ruler of the home

Italian

Adeliene

noble, nobility

French

Artesia

from Artois, noble strength

French

Raschel

ewe, female sheep

Jewish/Hebrew

Zo

life

Greek

Bobette

bright fame

French

Briggette

exalted one, high goddess

Irish

Amey

beloved

English

Floe

flower

English

Miyelle

beautiful, she (mi + elle)

American

Sorel

reddish-brown color

French

Lianie

my God is Yahweh

Afrikaans

Rozalee

little rose

French

Felice

happy, fortunate, lucky

Italian

Claris

bright, clear, luminous

Latin

Ermine

white winter fur of the stoat, purity and royalty

English

Dancy

from Ancy, dancing one

English

Darrelle

from Airelle, open meadow

American

Claudinette

little Claudine; little lame one (Roman family ...

French

Terise

harvester, reaper

Spanish

Cherlyn

beloved, dear one

English

Francyne

free one, from France

French

Sherrell

beloved, darling

American

Adriane

dark, rich

Italian

Melaine

deep, profound

French

Charlye

free man

English

Delane

dark challenger, from the black cliff

Irish American

Murielle

bright sea

French

Verley

from the green woodland clearing

French

Fayetta

little fairy, enchanted

American

Florene

from Florence, Italy

English

Clove

the clove spice, nail-shaped flower bud

English

Modesire

my desire, my wish

French

Maisynn

pearl (via Scottish Maisie/Margaret)

American

Avett

hazel tree, little bird

American

Savon

soap, purity

American

Dazire

desire, longing

American

Michella

gift from God

Italian

Geraine

spear ruler

African-American

Marielouise

beloved

French

Florice

flower, flourishing

French

Jonbenet

God is gracious

American

Desarey

Desired one; deeply longed for

French

Avante

ahead, forward

French

Alexy

defender, helper

Greek

Anouk

grace, favor

Dutch

Nicoll

victory of the people

French

Evet

life, living

Hebrew

Yovonda

yew tree; archer

African-American

Corvette

small swift warship

American

Dette

wealth, fortune (from Odette/Oda)

French

Chiffon

delicate sheer fabric

American

Chantell

stony place, rocky terrain

French

Delain

of the alder tree

English

Fayla

fairy

American

Christiane

follower of Christ

German

Josiane

God will increase

French

Charnell

variant of Chanel; pipe, canal

African American

Clement

merciful, gentle

French

Renay

Reborn; born again; variant of Renee

French

Roanne

little red one; graceful river

American

Carrole

free woman

American

Jonette

God is gracious

American

Noris

From the north; a northerner

American

Audrene

noble strength (via Audrey root)

English

Verlen

alder tree grove (from Gaulish via Vernon)

American

Marcelaine

little warrior, dedicated to Mars

French

Lafayette

from the beech tree estate

French

Evonia

yew wood, yew tree

French

Clodie

lame (from Latin claudus)

French

Elane

sunray, shining light

Welsh

Stephane

crown

French

Laraine

from Lorraine (kingdom of Lothair)

French

Bertilla

bright, famous

Italian

Cloteal

famous in battle, glorious warrior maiden

French

Flore

flower, bloom

French

Val

short form of Valerie or Valentina

English

Lillain

lily flower

English

Cecille

blind

French

Albert

noble and bright

English

Florine

flowering, blooming

French

Paul

little one

English

Margeret

pearl

English

Celesta

heavenly, of the sky

French

Tenney

tawny orange heraldic color

English

Deveraux

from Évreux (place in Normandy)

French

Elite

chosen, select, the best

French

Meliani

dark, black (complexion or hair)

Italian

Alouette

lark (a songbird)

French

Astor

hawk, bird of prey

English

Paij

young servant, attendant to nobility

American

Edaline

noble, of noble birth

English

Addelaide

noble kind, of noble birth

English

Ames

friend, beloved

English

Curie

curiosity, inquisitiveness

French

Mabelyn

lovable, dear

English

Adelais

of noble kind

French

Esmerie

emerald, precious green stone

French

Adalye

noble, nobility

English

Adelice

noble, of noble kind

French

Delancy

from the elder tree farm

American

Brittaney

land of the Bretons, from Brittany France

American

Anjonette

beyond praise, priceless

African American

Yolonde

violet flower

French

Cathirine

pure, clear

English

Louiseann

Famous warrior

American

Donette

little lady, mistress of the house

American

Blon

fair-haired, blonde

French

Dolorous

full of sorrow, sorrowful

English

Fleurette

little flower

French

Marcel

little warrior, of Mars

French

Marzelle

little warrior

French

Gennett

God is gracious

English

Roye

king

American

Burdette

little fortress, little stronghold

French

Genella

Possibly a diminutive of Genoveva (noble woman)...

Italian

Dorice

Dorian woman, from the Dorian people

French

Edgar

fortunate warrior

English

Bijou

jewel, precious gem, little treasure

French

Alexisa

helper, protector

American

Pascal

relating to Easter, Passover

French

Aliese

noble, of noble kind

French

Suze

lily

English

Olivier

olive tree, olive tree planter

French

Rychelle

ewe, female sheep

American

Lavar

lavender, the fragrant plant

American

Tiphaine

Epiphany

French

Dandy

merry, festive, cheerful; a person of refined f...

English

Chantrice

Singer; one who chants

French

Deseray

desired, longed for

American

Cedrick

war chief, battle leader

English

Anays

pure, holy, chaste

French

Charmell

enchanting, charming one

English

Cantrell

singer, chanter, cantor

American

Rockelle

little rock

English

Gigette

little precious one (diminutive form)

French

Chalon

from Chalon; city on the Saone river in Burgund...

French

Jeanifer

God is gracious

American

Belina

beautiful

Italian

Stephne

crown, garland

English

Devette

little divine one, dear beloved

African-American

Leonice

little lion

French

Constant

steadfast, faithful, constant

English

Korine

maiden, young woman

French

Charmin

charming, enchanting

English

Felise

happy, fortunate, lucky

Italian

Delice

delight, pleasure

French

Donnise

follower of Dionysus

African American

Franne

Free one; from France

English

Dabney

from the white village

American

Chrisine

follower of Christ

French

Cardine

free woman, dear one

American

Chery

dear one, beloved

French

Marjeanne

Beloved

French

Cheron

plain, fertile flatland

American

Eyvone

yew wood

French

Janeene

God is gracious

American

Jonquil

little rush, little reed (from the leaf shape)

English

Delano

from the alder grove

French

Estelee

star

American

Jolly

merry, festive, cheerful

English

Francel

free one

French

Parie

fairy, ethereal being

Persian/Iranian

Marionette

little Marion, little Mary

French

Genese

beginning, origin, creation

French

Evetta

yew tree

French

Benilde

brave in battle

Portuguese

Rynette

reborn

American

Rayshell

beam of light

American

Sarabel

Beautiful princess

Hebrew

Addell

Noble; of noble kind. A variant of Adele and Ad...

Germanic

Vyolette

violet flower, purple color

French

Burneta

little brown one

French

Nazarene

from Nazareth

Christian

Francelina

free one, from the land of the Franks

Portuguese

Evona

yew tree

French

Sylvette

little forest, woodland

French

Merian

sea of bitterness

English

Lile

lily flower, night

American

Cecel

Blind; sixth; associated with Saint Cecilia, pa...

Latin

Elosia

healthy, whole, renowned

Spanish

Lorrain

from the kingdom of Lothar, from the Lorraine r...

French

Loys

more desirable, better

French

Valene

strong, healthy, vigorous

French

Ellene

shining light, bright torch

English

Montine

mountain

French

Marvelle

Wonder, miracle, something marvelous

American

Maurice

dark-skinned, Moorish

French

France

land of the Franks, free people

French

Roy

red

English

Clemence

mercy, clemency

French

Romaine

of Rome, Roman woman

French

Claude

lame, limping

French

Estell

star

French

Lidie

from Lydia (ancient region of Asia Minor)

French

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