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French baby names with meanings

French names are effortlessly elegant — names like Camille, Étienne, Chloé and Adèle carry a certain je ne sais quoi loved by parents worldwide. This page collects 107 French names — 54 for boys, 53 for girls and 0 for unisex — with every meaning and gender shown at a glance, so you can shortlist the ones that speak to you.

Among the most popular French boy names are Adrien, Andre, Antoine, Bastien, while top girl picks include Charlotte, Amelie, Camille, Celeste. Names are ordered by popularity rank, with classics and rising favourites mixed together.

Not sure where to start? Say each candidate out loud with your surname, then use the free baby names generator to filter French names further by starting letter, rashi or a meaning you love. Save your favourites to the shortlist and use the compatibility checker to see how your top picks sound together.

107+ French names Meanings, origins & gender included

Popular French names

The most popular French names first, with meaning, origin and gender for easy comparison.

Name Meaning Origin Gender
Charlotte Strong, free man French girl
Adrien From Hadria, dark one French boy
Andre Manly, brave French boy
Antoine Priceless, praiseworthy French boy
Bastien Venerable, revered French boy
Etienne Crown, garland French boy
Gaston Guest, stranger French boy
Henri Home ruler French boy
Hugo Mind, intellect French boy
Jean God is gracious French boy
Louis Famous warrior French boy
Luc Bringer of light French boy
Marcel Little warrior French boy
Pierre Rock, stone French boy
Remy Oarsman, remedy French boy
Theo Gift of God French boy
Amelie Work, effort, striving French girl
Camille Attendant, young ceremonial French girl
Celeste Heavenly French girl
Chantal Stone, boulder French girl
Colette Victory of the people French girl
Elodie Marsh flower, wealthy French girl
Genevieve Woman of the race, white wave French girl
Manon Bitter, beloved French girl
Margaux Pearl French girl
Noemie Pleasantness, sweet French girl
Odette Prosperous in wealth French girl
Solange Solemn, religious French girl
Vivienne Alive, lively French girl
Alexandre Defender of men French boy
Baptiste Baptised one French boy
Benjamin Son of the right hand French boy
Blaise Lisping, stammering French boy
Charles Strong, free man French boy
Clement Merciful, gentle French boy
Damien To tame, conquer French boy
Denis Follower of Dionysus French boy
Didier Desired, wished French boy
Dominique Of the Lord French boy
Emile Rival, eager French boy
Fabien Bean grower French boy
Florian Flowering, blooming French boy
Francois Frenchman, free one French boy
Gilles Young goat, shield bearer French boy
Guillaume Resolute protector French boy
Julien Youthful French boy
Laurent Laurel-crowned French boy
Lionel Little lion French boy
Marc Warlike French boy
Martin Warlike, of Mars French boy
Mathieu Gift of God French boy
Maxime Greatest French boy
Michel Who is like God French boy
Nicolas Victory of the people French boy
Olivier Olive tree French boy
Pascal Of Easter, of Passover French boy
Paul Small, humble French boy
Philippe Lover of horses French boy
Raphael God has healed French boy
Romain From Rome French boy

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French baby names FAQ

What are popular French baby boy names?

Popular French boy names include Adrien, Andre, Antoine, Bastien. There are 54 French boy names in our collection, each with its meaning and origin shown in the table below.

What are popular French baby girl names?

Popular French girl names include Charlotte, Amelie, Camille, Celeste. You will find 53 French girl names in the list below, sorted by popularity with meanings included.

What does French origin mean in baby names?

French names are effortlessly elegant — names like Camille, Étienne, Chloé and Adèle carry a certain je ne sais quoi loved by parents worldwide.