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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strength
Englishfree woman
Frenchwished for child
Englishcompassion, sympathy
Englishviolet color, purple
Englishyoung green shoot
Englishlily flower, purity
Englishfrom the Aemilius family
Englishbright red color
Englishlife
Greekruler of elves
Englishlight, illumination
Englishbright, shining light
EnglishDivine grace, elegance, goodwill
Englishweary, delicate, languid
Hebrewlily flower, pure
Englishmay God add children
Frenchnoble, nobility, of noble kind
Frenchskill, knowledge
Frenchnoble, of noble kind
Englishred, ruby-colored
Englishfamous warrior
Frenchhigh tower, elevated
Americanillustrious, renowned
Frenchrainbow
Greekborn on Christmas Day, birthday of the Lord
Frenchalive, lively
Englishnoble strength
Englishwoman from Magdala
EnglishGod will increase
Englishsong, tune, music
Englishfree woman, free man
Englishprincess, noblewoman
Hebrewnoble, exalted (via Alice)
Englishone who tends an enclosed land
Englishfair, lovely
Italiantype of red or pink flowering plant
Englishpearl
Englishdark-complexioned, of dark appearance
Englishof the Caecilian family (Roman gens)
Englishpearl
Frenchyouthful, downy
Frenchelf ruler, supernatural power
Englishflower named for botanist Pierre Magnol
Englishfree man
Englishheroine of God
Frenchoarsman, rower
Frenchstrong, healthy, from the Latin valere
Frenchyoung, vital
Englishtribe woman; woman of the people
Frencholive tree
Englishdevoted to God
Frenchgood angel
Frenchlittle rose
Frenchfortification wall
Englishalive, living
Frenchlaurel tree
Englishnoble kind
Englishheavenly, of the sky
Frenchjasmine flower
Englishbright, shining light
AmericanChristmas, born at Christmas
Frencha day's journey, voyage
Americannoble, nobility
Americanheavenly, of the sky
Frenchbeloved, much loved
Englishyoung ceremonial attendant
Frenchdivine, heavenly
EnglishGod is my oath
Frenchnoble kind, of noble birth
Englishlight, illumination
Frenchyouthful; Jove's child
Englishwide island; broad river-island
AmericanVictorious one
Frencha day's travel, voyage
Americanfrom 'Van' + 'Essa' (pet form of Esther)
Englishnoble, of noble birth
Italianbeloved, esteemed
Englishgraceful beauty
Englishemerald (gemstone)
Spanishpledge, hostage (of good faith)
Frenchforest, wood
Frenchbright, shining light
Englishforeign riches
Frenchyoung servant, page boy
Englishmember of the Gauts (Germanic tribe)
Englishnoble, exalted
Englishvictory of the people
Frenchivory white
Englishelf ruler
Englishwho is like God?
Frenchunfortunate, ill-omened
Englishtorch, shining light
Greekflourishing, prosperous
Englishwoman from Magdala
Frenchblack, dark-colored
Frenchwise, knowing
Americanhalf, partial
Americanoath of God
Germannoble type
Englishfrom Macey (Normandy place name)
Englishmild, merciful, gentle
Frenchshe, her
Frenchfrom the Parisii Celtic tribe
Americanbright red, vivid crimson
Englishlion of God
Frenchstar
Spanishto open (spring)
Englishof Mars, warlike
Frenchdefender, helper
Greekfrom Magdala (high tower)
Americangreatest
EnglishGod is my judge
Frenchfree woman, strong
Englishcrown, garland
Frenchfamous warrior
Frenchfairy, enchantment
Englishpearl
Frenchlove, beloved
Frenchnoble kind, of noble birth
Englishlily flower
Englishsong thrush, songbird
Englishlife, living
EnglishGod is my strength
Frenchshe who brings happiness
Italianeagle, noble strength
Frenchpleasant, sweet
Italiansupplanter, one who grasps the heel
Frenchglory, fame
Englishthe Lord is my God
Englishshining upon man
Englishangelic, messenger of God
Englishstar
Frenchbeloved, wished-for child
Frenchgrace, favor
Englishruler of the elves
Englishfrom Massy, Normandy
Americanmoon, light
Greekfree woman
Englishoarsman, rower
Frenchlily flower, purity
Englishhardworking, industrious
Frencheagle power, noble strength
Frenchcoral, sea jewel
Englishlaurel tree; bay laurel
Englishfamous warrior
Englishheaven, the sky
Latinwhole, universal
Englishfrom the town of Lassy in Normandy
Englishmy God is an oath
Frenchyouthful, downy-bearded
Frenchfrom the green valley
Americanstrong, healthy
Frenchweapon, mace
Americanfrom Brittany, land of the Britons
Englishbright fame, shining fame
Englishnoble, nobility
Frenchone who delivers goods, carrier
Americanpearl
Englishsun
Frenchwoman from Mount Cynthus
Englishwoman of Judea
Englishweary
Frenchgrace, merciful
Frenchbeautiful friend
Englishborn on Christmas Day, birthday of the Lord
Russianpeople of a different speech, alien speakers
Americandefender, helper of mankind
Spanishbright, shining one
Italiancandle maker, candle merchant
Americanpretty, beautiful
Frenchpledged to God
Germannoble, of noble kind
Americanfavor, blessedness
EnglishYahweh is God
Frenchdew of the sea (rosemary)
Germanone who gathers information, explorer
Americanwork, industrious, whole
Englishmy God is Yahweh, the Lord is my God
Englishfertile place, place of abundant water
Basquequeen
Englishbright, clear, famous
Englishlittle rose
Englishestate of the fifth son
Americangraceful vine
Americanviolet flower, purple
Frenchhealthy, whole (heil)
Frenchgolden, of gold (d'or)
Frenchbeloved, little Mary
Italianbailiff, law officer, estate manager
Englishcalming, soothing (by association with the herb)
Englishelf ruler, ruler of supernatural beings
Americandark, black
Americanbeautiful
Frenchbailiff, law enforcer
Americannoble elf ruler
Americanone who hears, listening
Frenchstar of the sea
Dutchreborn, born again
Frenchsong thrush (a songbird)
Frenchpure, holy, chaste
Englishshe who is admired, wonderful
Spanishnoble, bright power
Americancanopy of leafy boughs
Americanangelic, messenger of God
Frenchmaiden, young girl
Frenchquiet, tranquil, peaceful
Zululaurel, victory
Americansteward, dispenser of provisions
Englishdyer of red cloth
Americandesired, longed for
Frenchbirthday, born on Christmas
Frenchgrace, favor
Englishbeloved, of the sea
Englishangel, messenger (of God)
Frenchfree woman
Englishwoman from Magdala, tower
Americanruler of the land
Frenchfollower of Christ
Englishwhole, universal
Englishmember of the Gauts tribe
Englishjasmine flower
Arabicpearl
Frenchgracious, God is gracious
Englishwealth, fortune
Frenchcanal, channel, pipe
FrenchGod is gracious
Englishherb of grace, regret
Englishborn on Christmas Day
Frenchbrave as a bear
Frenchbeloved
Spanishdawn, bright star
Frenchpure, chaste
Spanishmy God is an oath
Frenchborn at dawn
Frenchgrace, favor
Frenchnoble, nobility
Spanishwelcome, greetings
Frenchreborn (from Renée) + beloved (from Esme)
Americanendurance, patient suffering
Englishfrom Brittany, land of Britons
Americangoddess of spring, month of May
Englishrival, industrious
Frenchpure, holy, chaste
Spanishsmall, humble (feminine diminutive of Paul)
Frenchfrom the kingdom of Lothar
Frenchfrom Massy (Norman town)
Englishsupplanter, one who follows at the heel
Frenchqueen
Englishshe who entangles men
Greekwisdom
Scandinavianfrom Hadria
Frenchlittle violet, purple flower
Italianborn at Christmas
Spanishbeloved, loved one
Frencha day's travel, voyage
AmericanChristmas, born at Christmas
Frenchbarrel maker, cask maker
Americanroyal greatness, grandeur
Americanbright, shining one
Englishfamous rose
Englishalive, living
Frenchwished-for child
Germanprophetess, oracle
Englishnoble kind
Englishyoung ceremonial attendant
Scandinavianthe American South
Americanbright, shining light
Americanhope
Frenchfrom the Caecilius family
Englishto ascend, to climb
Israeliwoman of the tribe
Americanisle of apples
Englishyew wood, archer
Frenchpledge, hostage
Frenchunconquerable, invincible
Americangood, honorable, noble
Englishhealthy and wide, wholesome
Spanishbeloved
Americanstrong in work, industrious strength
Englishsteadfast, constant, unwavering
Frenchto love deeply, to worship
Americannoble, of noble kind
Germanrival, industrious
Englishclear, cloudless
Englishjourney, day's travel
Englishalive, living, lively
Frenchwide island
Englishnoble strength, eagle noble
Frenchbright, clear, famous
Englishjasmine flower
Arabicsolemn, dignified
Frenchfree woman
Frenchbeloved
Frenchcreative American coinage
Americanyouthful, downy-bearded
Englishsong, tune, musical chant
Englishsolemn, devoted
Frenchwoman from Magdala (tower)
Frenchdew of the sea (rosemary herb)
EnglishApril, fourth month
Frenchpure
Russianbeloved
Frenchof the Sabine people
Frenchtruth
Englishnoble, gracious
Englishborn at Christmas
Frenchdevoted to the god of wine and festivity
Frenchof the sea, marine
Croatianpearl
Scottishlittle thing, victorious people
Frenchnoble, nobility
Americanfollower of Dionysus
Spanishfrom the domain of Curtius
Englishpilgrim to Rome
Dutchstone worker, mason
Americanbright, shining one
Englishvictory of the people
Frenchof divine nature, heavenly, godlike
Americanspear ruler
Englishesteemed, beloved
Englishfemale emperor, supreme ruler
Englishwell-spoken, eloquent
Catalanshining light
Spanishfree one, from France
Frenchmy God is Yahweh
Americanfree one, Frenchman
Englishbright, luminous
Persianbeloved grace
Frenchruler of the home
Englishbeautiful eagle
Englishfrom Nimes, sturdy cloth
Americanblessed, happy
Englishbailiff, law officer
Englisha days travel, trip
Americandefender of the people
Greekone of the Goths, a Goth's descendant
Englishelf ruler, supernatural power
Englishyew tree; archer
Frenchlonged for; wished for
Frenchviolet flower, purple-blue bloom
Englishfrom the island of Thera
FrenchGod will add, God increases
Frenchstrength, power
Irishpearl
Scottishborn on Christmas Day
Americanmember of the Gauls tribe
Englishdivine, heavenly
Frenchwarrior, strong woman
EnglishSupplanter, one who follows
FrenchGod is salvation, God saves
ArabicYouthful, downy-bearded
Frenchdaydream, pleasant fantasy
Frenchyew wood, yew tree
Frenchof noble kind, noble birth
Englishharmony, concord, agreement
Frenchwhole, universal
Americancheerful, merry, joyful
Englishqueen, powerful ruler
Americanwhole, universal, striving
Frenchexalted, high, strength
Frenchwonderful, marvelous
Englishwonderful, marvelous
Frenchfrom Colette or Nicole
SpanishGod is gracious
Frenchpearl
Frenchpretty, beautiful
AmericanI adore, I love
Frenchlioness, lion-hearted
Frenchstrong, healthy
Englishgrace and beloved
Germanlove
Frenchhome of the gods
Greeklovable, worthy of love
Englishnoble birth, well-born class
Americansun
Frenchtribe woman, woman of the race
Frenchwonderful, admirable
Italianforeign riches, wealth from afar
Frenchfamous warrior
Frenchlily, rose
Frenchbelonging to God, of the Lord
Frenchprincess, chief
Bretonprincess, chief, leader
Frenchearth worker (via Georgina)
FrenchGod is my strength, God is my warrior
AmericanGod is gracious
Englishhigh tower
Frenchviolet flower
Spanishmay God protect
Frenchjoy, happiness
Americanclear ice, rock crystal
Spanishsong of joy, joyful song
Englishmy God is an oath
Englishwhole, universal
Americannoble, nobility
Englishfriendly, sociable, good-natured
Arabicbeautiful, handsome
Frenchclear, bright, famous
Frenchgraceful meadow
Englishvictory of the people
Frenchsupplanter, one who follows
Americanthorny tree, point
Americanlight
Finnishone who tailors or crafts
Americancrown, garland
Americanfrom Lourdes, place of miracles
Frenchmy God, devoted to God
Frenchlittle soul, soulful one
FrenchGod is gracious
Frenchblooming, young green shoot
Englishevening star
Englishgrace and beauty
Frenchsong thrush (bird)
Englishnoble, nobility
Englishunfortunate, ill-omened
Englishbeloved, grace
Americanbright, clear, famous
Frenchfrom Arcy (place in Normandy)
Irishpledge, hostage
Frenchto admire, wonderful
Italianfrom Massy, France (place name origin)
Americanfrom the north, northman
Americanyoung wolf
Americandesired, longed for
Frenchsense of familiarity
Frenchpebbly place
Americanstone worker
Americanpriceless, praiseworthy
Frenchsupplanter, one who follows at the heel
Englishjoy, delight, happiness
Frenchlight, illumination
Italianweary
Italiannoble, of noble kind
Frenchnoble one
EnglishI will praise God
Jewishmanly, strong
Americanadvisor, counselor
Frenchmy people
Hebrewgentle horse, tender
Englishfrom Lassy (Norman place name)
Englishfree woman, feminine form of Charles
Frenchfrom Brittany (French region)
Englishone who weans, abstaining
West Africanbright red, scarlet-colored
Americanbright red cloth
Americanfrom Lassy, Norman place name
Americanvictory of the people
Frenchnoble, of noble kind
Americanlily flower, purity
EnglishGod is my strength
Englishvictory, triumph
Englishpleasantness, sweetness
Frenchyew tree
Frenchangel, messenger of God
Frenchstrong, healthy, vigorous
Englishstone worker, bricklayer
Englishleather worker, one who tans hides
Englishbright sea, shining sea
Britishwhole, universal, entire
Englishbright, shining one
Englishto bind, captivating (from Rebecca/Rivka)
Jewishsupplanter, one who follows at the heel
Americanewe, female sheep
Frenchcrystal, clear as ice
Spanishyoung ceremonial attendant
Frenchmember of the Gauts tribe
Americanbreath of God
Americannoble, wanderer
Englishroyal, regal
Frenchtiler, one who tiles roofs
Americanmy God is an oath
Americannoble strength
Englishvictory of the people
Americanpursuer, one who chases
Americanvine, climbing plant
Americangolden, of gold
Frenchtailor, one who cuts cloth
Americanlove, beloved
Italianinspired by denim fabric
Americannoble
Americanlittle rose
Italianfairy, magical being
Englisheach of the two
Englishcoral, sea treasure
Frenchlife, lively one
Spanishnoble, of noble kind
Englishsmall; humble
Frenchdew of the sea
Englishbitter grace
Englishshort nose
Americanto be heard
Americandesired, wished for
Frenchof Magdala, watchtower
Frenchgrace of God
Frenchfrom God, divine light
Frenchred-haired, reddish-brown
Frenchnoble, of noble kind
Englishjust, righteous, upright
Frenchjoined, attached, pledged
Jewishdescended from Jove (Jupiter)
Englishnoble, of noble kind
Frenchwished-for child
Englishlake clearing
Englishlily flower
Englishlily flower
Englishnight, dark beauty
Arabicbeautiful rose
Englishbluish, pale purple
Englishnoble, nobility
Frenchreborn, born again
Frenchmost holy
Frenchnoble elf ruler
AmericanGod is gracious (via Jane/John)
Hispanictailor, one who cuts cloth
Americanfree one, from France
Americandolphin
Frenchbright, shining light, torch
Englishbeautiful friend
Frenchmighty in battle
Englishbeloved, esteemed
Englishhighest order angel
Frenchwork, industrious
Englishof the way, from the road (place name origin)
Frenchone who lisps, stutters
Frenchesteemed, valued
Frenchbright, shining one
Englishjoyful, full of joy
Americanwell-born, of noble birth
Englishbringer of victory
Italianbeautiful Mary
Frenchnoble
Frenchpledge, noble oath
Frenchapricot blossom
Vietnamesetorch, bright shining light
Frenchpleasant, delightful
Frenchgreat, venerable
EnglishGod is my strength
Englishrival, eager, industrious
EnglishGod is with us
Italianelf ruler, magical power
Americanmy God is abundance
Frenchheavenly, of the sky
Latinlife
Frenchnoble strength
Englishpremature child, born early
Guineanwoman from Magdala, tower
Americanpleasing to the senses, physically attractive, ...
Americansky, heaven (French ciel + -elle suffix)
Frenchmy father is joyful, father's joy
Frenchheavenly, of the sky
Frenchmighty in battle
Italianlittle rock
Frenchgrace, divine favor
Englishdesired, longed for
Americanbright, shining light
Frenchcastle wall, fortification
Englishlittle bird, desired
Englishcrowned one, garland
Greekfarmer, earth worker
Frenchmoon
Frenchfrom Arcy
Britishlittle wolf
Englishyew tree
Spanishlily flower
Englishbird, sparrow
Jewishirresistible charm, magnetic attraction
Americannoble, of noble birth
Frenchwho is like God?
Italianfree woman, petite
Englishpearl
Frenchunlucky, ill-omened
Englishone who hears, God has heard
Frenchhoney
Frenchfertile land, place of plenty
Frenchto admire, to marvel
Frenchlife, alive
Americanfrom the Adriatic, flock of God
Frenchroyal status, sovereignty
Americanbright, clear (Clara) + beautiful (Belle)
Englishbandage, bond (Greek etymology)
Greekof the Gauts tribe
Latin AmericanGod is with us
Frenchborn at Christmas, Christmas child
Frenchstoneworker, mason
Americansupplanter, one who follows at the heel
Spanishshining light, bright one
Americanmember of the Gauts tribe
Americanlight
FrenchGod is gracious
Frenchnoble
Frenchazalea flower
Frenchfree woman
Frenchson of Roy, descendant of the king
Americannoble, of noble kind
Englishmountain goat, ibex
Hebrewestablished by tradition
Frenchlight, illumination
Frenchmaiden, girl
Frenchmercy, compassion, grace
Frenchpledge, hostage
Frenchfresh growth, spring
Greektailor, one who cuts cloth (from Taylor root)
Americanlioness of God, God is my lion (from Ariel root)
Frenchnoble, of the Goths
Americanmember of the Gaut tribe
Americanvictory of the people
Russianrival, eager to emulate
Scandinaviangift of God (short for Theodore/Theodora)
Englishwoman from Magdala (tower)
Englishalive, lively
Frenchnoble kind, of noble character
Americanindustrious ruler
Englishchief; prince; leader
Bretonruler of the land
Americanwhole, universal power
Americangrace, divine goodwill
Americannoble, of noble kind
Frenchjoyful, playful one
Frenchbeloved, esteemed, valued
Turkishgolden, of gold
Frenchbearer of good news
Frenchmember of the Gaut tribe
Englishbeautiful friend
Frenchraven
Americangift of God
Americanmighty in battle
Englishwished-for child, beloved
Italianbeloved, friend
Frenchpledge, hostage of noble birth
Italiangold, golden
Englishlily, pure, innocent
Frenchdefender of the people
Frenchbeloved
Englishprecious gems, treasured one
Englishwork, effort, striving
Frenchbright, clear, famous
Frenchmy God is an oath
Frenchpledged to God (via Susannah)
Frenchpretty, cheerful
Americanfrom the Brie region of France
Frenchewe, female sheep
Frenchrain, refreshment
Americanland ruler, powerful ruler of the land
Americanmaiden, girl
Englishsky blue, the blue of a clear sky
Englishgentle rose, tender rose
Frenchbright, shining
Germanpure, clean
Englishshining, bright one
EnglishGod is gracious
Englishthe hyacinth flower
Englishwoman of the tribe, race woman
Frenchbeloved
Frenchlily flower
Frenchdark, black
Frenchbear strength
Englishruler of the elves
Englishoarsman
Frenchlife
Americansky, heaven
Frenchbeam of light
Englishbeloved, star of the sea (Mary) + famous warrio...
Americantender, soft, gentle
Arabiclittle thing (endearing diminutive)
Frenchstrength, valor
Englishblack, dark-colored
Englishvalley
Americanthe Lord is God
Englishgood fortune, luck
Americandivine, golden
Italiantrade wind
Frenchrose, love and beauty
Englishchief, prince, princess
Frenchwhole, universal
Englishnoble, nobility
Englishbattle worthy
Englishcitizen of Rome
Americanwarm cloak (Roman garment)
Englishheavenly, of the sky
Italianbright, clear, famous
Frenchocean, sea
Englishlathe worker, one who turns wood
Englishnoble, noble kind
EnglishWho is like God? (rhetorical — no one)
EnglishNoble kind; of noble nature (from adal + heid)
Englishscarlet red, deep crimson
Englishfree one
Englishpearl
Frenchpearl
Americanwren bird, small and spirited
Americana day's travel; life's path
Americanimmortal bird that rises from ashes
Americanday's eye (the flower)
Englishwoman from Magdala, tower
Frencholive tree, symbol of peace
Englishlittle rose
Frenchewe, female sheep
Englishlittle love, sweetheart
Frenchestate of the fifth son
Frenchnoble birth, people of high social standing
Americanelf ruler, elf power
Americanlion of God
Hebrewto bind, climbing vine
Americanlife
Americanstoneworker, mason
Americanshort form of Cleopatra
Greekalive, full of life
EnglishGod has afflicted
Hebrewreborn, born again
Englishmap-maker, cartographer
Americanlittle street, alley
Frenchbeautiful rose
Englishqueen
Frenchsea of bitterness, beloved
Frenchwoman from Magdala
Englishbeloved, dear one
Englishhealthy and wide
Brazilianchannel, waterway
Frenchpledge, surety
Germanmember of the Gauts tribe
Frenchlittle red-haired one (via Russ root)
Englishtumult, outcry, noise
Americanelf ruler, noble and bright
Englishhouse, home
Frenchwork, labor, vigor
Germanharmony, concord, fitting together
Frenchbeautiful moon
Englishbright one, torch bearer
AmericanLord have mercy (prayer refrain)
Frenchyellow spice from the crocus flower
Englishwished for child
Frenchcrowned with laurel, victorious
Americanbright, shining one
Englishlovable, dear
Englishhonor, esteem
BretonGod is my strength
Frenchsea of bitterness + rose (alternative Mary etym...
Englishhealthy, whole
Frenchblack, dark
Englishhoney
Frenchbreath, vapor (from Abel)
Spanishoarsman
Frenchnoble, nobility
Englishnight, dark beauty via Leila connection
ItalianGod is gracious
Englishnoble, of noble kind
Frenchstrength, power
Irishvictory of the people
Scottishfrom Brittany, France
Americantailor, one who cuts cloth
AmericanChristmas Day, birthday of Christ
Americandesired, longed for
Americantribe woman
FrenchGod has healed
Italianquiet, still
Americanfrom Rome
Europeanblack, dark
Frenchlittle honey, sweet one
Frenchforeign riches, lively
Frenchelf ruler, rules with elf wisdom
Frenchmember of the Gauts tribe
Latin Americanblind (from Latin caecus)
Frenchwished-for child
Frenchmiracle, wonder
Americanvictory of the people
Italianone who nurtures, nourishes
Englishlife, vitality (possible Arabic root)
Frenchdaughter of the sun, of the sun
Frenchfree, from France
Spanishsupplanter, one who follows at the heel
Englishlife, living one
Englishmost holy, utterly pure
Frenchbeloved, loved one
Frenchstone, boulder (from Cantal region)
Frenchmy light
Hebrewprecious gemstone, treasure
Americanfemale heir, inheritor of wealth
Americanfrom the Roman settlement
Britishbrave, valiant
Americanblooming, fertility
Englishlily flower
Englishwoman from Magdala
Englishnoble kind
EnglishGod is gracious, gift of God
Frenchstrong, healthy, vigorous
Russianoccupational surname meaning one who sews
Englishlittle rose
ItalianGod is gracious
Frenchglory, fame
Greekdawn, daybreak
Englishchannel, waterway
African Americanfrom Britain, a Briton
Englishlittle trunk, small traveling chest
Frenchnoble, of noble birth
Americandweller near the forest, woodland
Englishfree woman
Englishfrom Sebaste, revered, venerable
Englishbright, shining one
EnglishEsteemed, beloved
EnglishDiminutive of Lucia (light)
Italianat a crossing, toll collector
Americangrace, favor
Scandinaviansupplanter; one who follows after
Frenchsun, sunshine
Spanishnoble kind, of noble birth
Englishrose, beautiful rose
Frenchfrom Magdala (tower)
Frenchnoble strength
Englishpleasantness, sweetness
Spanishreborn, born again
Italianewe, female sheep
HebrewGod is my judge
FrenchBright, shining light
ScandinavianDesired, longed for
Americanbeautiful rose
Frenchnoble, nobility
Frenchlovable, dear
Englishbird, life-breath
Frenchwho is like God
Americanblue, the color of sky and sea
Americanmember of the Gauts tribe
Frenchpure, beloved
Frenchivory, white and precious
Americangrace, favor
FrenchGaul, Celt (person of Celtic origin)
Bretonof the race of women
Frenchwoman of Delphi
Italianreborn, born again
Frenchbright, shining one
Englishyouthful, devoted to Jupiter
Englishazalea flower (dry earth plant)
Americanof the sun, sun maiden
Greekof the sea, near the water
Frenchfrom the alder grove
Englishsong thrush, singing bird
Englishstrength, force
Frenchforest, woodland
Frenchlaurel tree, bay laurel
Greekof Julius Caesar, July month
Americansea circle, sea born
WelshGod is gracious
Frenchlily flower
Englishbeautiful, lovely
Americanthe peach fruit, sweetness
Americanpower, work, vigor
Scottishwho is like God?
Italiancrow, raven-haired
Englishlame
Frenchshoreline, where land meets sea
AmericanWide meadow or wide island
Englishnoble kind, noble type
Americandefender of mankind
Americanmighty in battle
Frenchlittle olive
Frenchivory-white, creamy white
Englishwide island
Englishbright, shining one
Englishmanifestation of God
Englishrival, eager to equal
Englishone who summons, court summoner
Englishfrom Paris; place of the Parisii tribe
Englishdivine, goddess of the moon
Englishraised embankment, lifting
Americanbeloved; dear one
Americanone who prevails
Frenchwished-for child
Englishnoble kind, of noble birth
Englishfree man
Englishhappy, fortunate
Englishfrom the Caecilius family
FrenchGod is gracious
Frenchlame, limping
Frenchmurmuring rock (from Lorelei)
Frenchprophetess, seer, oracle
Englishgrace, favor
FrenchBright; clear; famous
Englishheavenly, of the sky or cosmos
Englishforeign wealth, riches
Australiancanary songbird
Frenchcross, faith
Americanruler of the home
Italiannoble, nobility
Frenchfrom Artois, noble strength
Frenchewe, female sheep
Jewish/Hebrewlife
Greekbright fame
Frenchexalted one, high goddess
Irishbeloved
Englishflower
Englishbeautiful, she (mi + elle)
Americanreddish-brown color
Frenchmy God is Yahweh
Afrikaanslittle rose
Frenchhappy, fortunate, lucky
Italianbright, clear, luminous
Latinwhite winter fur of the stoat, purity and royalty
Englishfrom Ancy, dancing one
Englishfrom Airelle, open meadow
Americanlittle Claudine; little lame one (Roman family ...
Frenchharvester, reaper
Spanishbeloved, dear one
Englishfree one, from France
Frenchbeloved, darling
Americandark, rich
Italiandeep, profound
Frenchfree man
Englishdark challenger, from the black cliff
Irish Americanbright sea
Frenchfrom the green woodland clearing
Frenchlittle fairy, enchanted
Americanfrom Florence, Italy
Englishthe clove spice, nail-shaped flower bud
Englishmy desire, my wish
Frenchpearl (via Scottish Maisie/Margaret)
Americanhazel tree, little bird
Americansoap, purity
Americandesire, longing
Americangift from God
Italianspear ruler
African-Americanbeloved
Frenchflower, flourishing
FrenchGod is gracious
AmericanDesired one; deeply longed for
Frenchahead, forward
Frenchdefender, helper
Greekgrace, favor
Dutchvictory of the people
Frenchlife, living
Hebrewyew tree; archer
African-Americansmall swift warship
Americanwealth, fortune (from Odette/Oda)
Frenchdelicate sheer fabric
Americanstony place, rocky terrain
Frenchof the alder tree
Englishfairy
Americanfollower of Christ
GermanGod will increase
Frenchvariant of Chanel; pipe, canal
African Americanmerciful, gentle
FrenchReborn; born again; variant of Renee
Frenchlittle red one; graceful river
Americanfree woman
AmericanGod is gracious
AmericanFrom the north; a northerner
Americannoble strength (via Audrey root)
Englishalder tree grove (from Gaulish via Vernon)
Americanlittle warrior, dedicated to Mars
Frenchfrom the beech tree estate
Frenchyew wood, yew tree
Frenchlame (from Latin claudus)
Frenchsunray, shining light
Welshcrown
Frenchfrom Lorraine (kingdom of Lothair)
Frenchbright, famous
Italianfamous in battle, glorious warrior maiden
Frenchflower, bloom
Frenchshort form of Valerie or Valentina
Englishlily flower
Englishblind
Frenchnoble and bright
Englishflowering, blooming
Frenchlittle one
Englishpearl
Englishheavenly, of the sky
Frenchtawny orange heraldic color
Englishfrom Évreux (place in Normandy)
Frenchchosen, select, the best
Frenchdark, black (complexion or hair)
Italianlark (a songbird)
Frenchhawk, bird of prey
Englishyoung servant, attendant to nobility
Americannoble, of noble birth
Englishnoble kind, of noble birth
Englishfriend, beloved
Englishcuriosity, inquisitiveness
Frenchlovable, dear
Englishof noble kind
Frenchemerald, precious green stone
Frenchnoble, nobility
Englishnoble, of noble kind
Frenchfrom the elder tree farm
Americanland of the Bretons, from Brittany France
Americanbeyond praise, priceless
African Americanviolet flower
Frenchpure, clear
EnglishFamous warrior
Americanlittle lady, mistress of the house
Americanfair-haired, blonde
Frenchfull of sorrow, sorrowful
Englishlittle flower
Frenchlittle warrior, of Mars
Frenchlittle warrior
FrenchGod is gracious
Englishking
Americanlittle fortress, little stronghold
FrenchPossibly a diminutive of Genoveva (noble woman)...
ItalianDorian woman, from the Dorian people
Frenchfortunate warrior
Englishjewel, precious gem, little treasure
Frenchhelper, protector
Americanrelating to Easter, Passover
Frenchnoble, of noble kind
Frenchlily
Englisholive tree, olive tree planter
Frenchewe, female sheep
Americanlavender, the fragrant plant
AmericanEpiphany
Frenchmerry, festive, cheerful; a person of refined f...
EnglishSinger; one who chants
Frenchdesired, longed for
Americanwar chief, battle leader
Englishpure, holy, chaste
Frenchenchanting, charming one
Englishsinger, chanter, cantor
Americanlittle rock
Englishlittle precious one (diminutive form)
Frenchfrom Chalon; city on the Saone river in Burgund...
FrenchGod is gracious
Americanbeautiful
Italiancrown, garland
Englishlittle divine one, dear beloved
African-Americanlittle lion
Frenchsteadfast, faithful, constant
Englishmaiden, young woman
Frenchcharming, enchanting
Englishhappy, fortunate, lucky
Italiandelight, pleasure
Frenchfollower of Dionysus
African AmericanFree one; from France
Englishfrom the white village
Americanfollower of Christ
Frenchfree woman, dear one
Americandear one, beloved
FrenchBeloved
Frenchplain, fertile flatland
Americanyew wood
FrenchGod is gracious
Americanlittle rush, little reed (from the leaf shape)
Englishfrom the alder grove
Frenchstar
Americanmerry, festive, cheerful
Englishfree one
Frenchfairy, ethereal being
Persian/Iranianlittle Marion, little Mary
Frenchbeginning, origin, creation
Frenchyew tree
Frenchbrave in battle
Portuguesereborn
Americanbeam of light
AmericanBeautiful princess
HebrewNoble; of noble kind. A variant of Adele and Ad...
Germanicviolet flower, purple color
Frenchlittle brown one
Frenchfrom Nazareth
Christianfree one, from the land of the Franks
Portugueseyew tree
Frenchlittle forest, woodland
Frenchsea of bitterness
Englishlily flower, night
AmericanBlind; sixth; associated with Saint Cecilia, pa...
Latinhealthy, whole, renowned
Spanishfrom the kingdom of Lothar, from the Lorraine r...
Frenchmore desirable, better
Frenchstrong, healthy, vigorous
Frenchshining light, bright torch
Englishmountain
FrenchWonder, miracle, something marvelous
Americandark-skinned, Moorish
Frenchland of the Franks, free people
Frenchred
Englishmercy, clemency
Frenchof Rome, Roman woman
Frenchlame, limping
Frenchstar
Frenchfrom Lydia (ancient region of Asia Minor)
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