French form of Latin Adolphus meaning noble wolf ADRIEN.

Common french mens names. French First Names Male Meaning of Name Origin M Adrien rich or wealthy Greek M Aimon house French M Alerion young eagle French M Alexis defender of mankind Greek M Alezan chestnut horse French M Ancil of nobility M. In September of 1792 one day before the French National Convention abolished the monarchy a decree was issued. French boy names most popular in France include Jules and Corentin.

Common names that reflect that include Fabron which means blacksmith and Pelletier which translates to fur trader. French name derived from Latin Adrianus meaning from Hadria. That 1803 law has an interesting history complete with ties to the French Revolution.

French names for boys that are uncommon in the US but rank in the France Top 100 include Maël Gabin Clément Marceau Sohan Maxence Malo and Basile. Abel given name Abraham given name Achille. Originally it comes from the Greek name Andreas which means a.

While some people also link a boy and girls name together to form a new name this is still frowned upon by traditionalists. French-Swiss violinist Camille Berthollet French sculptor Camille Claudel American actress and model Camille Constance Anderson American academic and social critic Camille Anna Paglia American reality TV personality and ex-wife of actor Kelsey Grammar Camille Grammar American tennis player Cammile Benjamin American pop singer Camille Marie Filfiley French artist Camille Henrot American Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Camille Kostek. Colin coh-lohn - young dog Estienne ay-tee-ehn - crown that which surrounds.

Again many traditional French names vintage French names one could venture to say Gabriel Raphaël Louis Arthur Jules Paul and some newcomers some with. Other surnames focus on where the family is from or their status and may include the prefix de des du and le For example De la Cour means of the court and Delisle means of the island. Albert Aristocratic and bright.

In yesterdays post on Breton baby names in France I mentioned a French name law from the early 19th century. If you look at popular names in Paris in the 1400s youll find some unique French names and names like Pierre and Thomas that are still popular in France today. A strong and famous warrior with a.