French/Latin baby names.
36 French/Latin names, most popular first.
- Aïly French/Latin · A modern or regional form whose meaning varies by origin
- Aimie French/Latin · Beloved or dearly loved
- Ami French/Latin · Friend, beloved
- Belle French/Latin · Beautiful or lovely
- Camille French/Latin · Perfect
- Célian French/Latin · Heavenly, of the sky
- Célyan French/Latin · From Latin caelum, meaning sky or heaven
- Cézanne French/Latin · Evokes artistic innovation, structure, and the power of nature
- Djulian French/Latin · Modern form of Julian
- Djulyan French/Latin · Youthful, downy-bearded, or sky father
- Elyane French/Latin · Latin Aeliana, possibly sun or to choose
- Emeraude French/Latin · Emerald, a precious green gemstone, symbolizing rebirth and fortune
- Emylia French/Latin · Modern form of Emilia
- Honorine French/Latin · Honored or honorable
- Kalvin French/Latin · Bald or hairless
- Laureline French/Latin · Laurel, symbolizing victory and honor
- Lauriane French/Latin · Victory and grace, or graceful laurel
- Léo-Paul French/Latin · Humble lion or lion of humility
- Lianna French/Latin · Vine (French) or to bind (Latin)
- Lilyane French/Latin · Lily flower, associated with purity and beauty
- Loup French/Latin · Wolf
- Lyo French/Latin · Lion; courage, strength, nobility; or to loosen/dissolve
- Lyvio French/Latin · From Livio, meaning bluish or lead-colored
- Marcelin French/Latin · Little warrior or dedicated to Mars
- Marlone French/Latin · Little warrior or little hawk
- Mathurin French/Latin · Latin origin: ripe or mature
- Maxence French/Latin · From Latin maximus (greatest); strength and greatness
- Meyline French/Latin · Possibly linked to May or Magdalena, meaning of Magdala
- Neyl French/Latin · Debated: black (Latin Nigellus) or champion (Irish Niall)
- Orlane French/Latin · Golden or of gold
- Princesse French/Latin · French for princess, from Latin principissa (first or chief)
- Promesse French/Latin · French: promise or vow; evokes commitment, hope, and anticipation
- Sixte French/Latin · Sixth, or the sixth born
- Solyne French/Latin · Possibly from Latin sol (sun) or Old French soleyn (solitary, alone)
- Tilyo French/Latin · May derive from Latin Tilius, meaning linden tree,' a symbol of protection and peace
- Ylenzo French/Latin · Modern form related to Lorenzo