Baby Names belongs to French origin
Baby names belonging to French origin are listed below. Tap a name to see its meaning, numerology and astrological details.
Names
3,831 names found · showing 1,281–1,320
| Baby Name | Meaning |
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| ORMAZD | The lord of supreme wisdom. |
| Orvelle | A name meaning from the golden town. |
| Orville | A name meaning from the golden town. |
| Ouida | A name meaning famous battle maiden. |
| Ourson | A name meaning little bear or cub. |
| Padgett | A name meaning a servant or page. |
| Page | A young attendant serving a lord. |
| Paget | A small or young servant of a lord. |
| Paien | Name of a nobleman |
| Paige | A young servant or attendant. |
| Pansy | A flower meaning remembrance. |
| Papillon | The French word for a butterfly. |
| Parfait | A French term meaning perfect. |
| Paris | The French capital. |
| Parnella | A little rock or stone. |
| Pascal | Born during the Easter season |
| Pascala | A feminine form of Easter |
| Pascale | Relating to the Easter holiday |
| Pascaline | Derived from the Easter feast |
| Pasclina | A variation meaning Easter child |
| Pascoe | Variant of Pascal: Of Easter. |
| Pasquale | One born on the Easter feast. |
| Patience | The capacity to endure. |
| Patric | Patrician: noble. Form of Patrick. |
| Patrice | A person of noble or high birth. |
| Paul | Little. Biblical apostle and evangelist Paul's letters to early Christians comprise many New Testament books.; Little; small. Biblical apostle and evangelist Paul's letters to early Christians comprise many New Testament books. Before converting to Christ |
| Paulette | A French feminine form of Paul. |
| Pensee | A French word meaning thought |
| Pepperell | From the field of peppers. |
| Peppin | One who inspires great awe. |
| Perceval | One who pierces the valley. |
| Percival | One who pierces the valley. |
| Perren | French form of Peter |
| Perrin | French form of Peter |
| Perryn | French form of Peter |
| Peverell | Derived from a piper or flute. |
| Philibert | French derivitive of the Old German Filibert, meaning very bright. Famous bearer: 7th century French abbot St Philibert. |
| Philippe | A friend of the horses |
| Phillipa | A feminine name meaning horse lover. |
| Phillipe | A French name meaning lover of horses. |