French Names
French names divide into two histories. Some are Latin worn smooth by a thousand years of French speech; others are Germanic names brought by the Franks and kept in French mouths — which is why a great many of the most French-sounding names on the list are not Latin at all.
Languages behind these names
Latin
Hebrew
Germanic
Greek
uncertain
French
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Adèle Adèle is a girl's name of Germanic origin meaning "noble," from the element adal.Girl French #753 in US
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Darcy Darcy is a name of Norman French origin meaning "from Arcy," a place in Normandy.Unisex French #858 in US
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Leroy Leroy is a boy's name that is simply the French for the king, taken as one word.Boy French #884 in US
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Simone Simone is a girl's name meaning he has heard, the French feminine of Simon.Girl French #997 in US
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Rene Rene is a name from the Latin for reborn, given at baptism to mark spiritual rebirth.Boy French #1,093 in US
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Renee Renee is a girl's name from the Latin for reborn, given at baptism to mark spiritual rebirth.Girl French #1,101 in US
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Inès Inès is a girl's name meaning "pure" or "holy," the French and Spanish form of Agnes.Girl French #1,112 in US
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Lucie Lucie is a girl's name of Latin origin meaning "light," the French form of Lucy.Girl French #1,131 in US
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Pierre Pierre is a boy's name, the French form of Peter, from the Greek for rock.Boy French #1,253 in US
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Esmae Esmae is a girl's name of Old French origin meaning "esteemed" or "beloved."Girl French #1,443 in US
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Annette Annette is a girl's name meaning grace, a French diminutive of Anne.Girl French #1,449 in US
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Dominique Dominique is a French name meaning of the Lord, given to children born on a Sunday.Unisex French #1,476 in US