Some of the best French baby names for girls are overwhelmingly feminine, which is not that surprising since the French language itself is so beautiful and romantic. But if there is one thing that stands out in this list of French boy names, it is that many of them are used for boys and girls in the US.
Whether you're looking for a gender-neutral name or one that's clearly boyish, hopefully this list of French names will inspire you as you search for the perfect name for your future baby.
Alaire It is almost impossible not to fall in love with this name for your baby. It means "merry," and isn't he your bundle of joy after all?
Archenbaud It's true, it's kind of a big name for a little boy. But it means "brave," something we all want our children to be. You could call him "Archie" which is the most adorable nickname out there.
Exterior wall. This accessible and friendly name means "baliff, butler."
Prince. Super short and super sweet, it means "handsome." What more could you want?
Campbell Sounds pretty preppy, right? This pretty name means "beautiful field."
Daxton is a cool name for a cool person. You could call him "Dax," after the comedic actor Dax Shepard. This name translates to "water."
Emile This is very French, if that's what you're looking for. It is a form of Emil, which in the Latin tradition means "flatterer" and in German it means "worker."
Jules Consider having a little Jules around... Isn't it lovely? Julius is the French form of Julius, which means "youthful" in Greek.
Marin Short, simple, but still a bit unique. It means "sailor", perfect for your little sailor!
Olivier Do you love the name Oliver but are you worried it's too popular these days? Consider the only slightly different French version. This is a name that has multiple traditions: in Latin it means “olive tree”. But you may be more interested in the Scandinavian meaning for your child: “kind, loving”.
Remy In America, this is a unisex name, but it is much more popular for boys in the French tradition. It means "from Rheims, France."
Seymour Such a strong and timeless name. It means "prayer." You could borrow well-known Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Seymour Hersh and name him "Sy."
Simeon This is a great name. It is similar to the more popular Simon (well, at least here in the US), which means "heard" in the Hebrew tradition. Your child is destined to be a great listener!
Wild. If you and your partner enjoy the outdoors, consider this name, a variant of Silvan, which means "forest dweller" in Latin. Perhaps even "Van" or "Vaun" for short.
Talbot This sweet name means "boot maker." Tally would be an adorable nickname. Learn the good things about your baby's due dateBaby Name Finder
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