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Eleanor
Old French, Greek
Bright light or shining one — Old French and Greek roots
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Scarlett
Old Norman French
Bright red color — from Old Norman French for vivid scarlet cloth
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Charlotte
French, Germanic
Free woman — French feminine form of Charles with Germanic roots
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Madeline
Hebrew, French
From Magdala; associated with Mary Magdalene in Christian tradition
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Margot
Greek, French
Pearl — French diminutive of Margaret with Greek roots
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Alice
Germanic, Old French
Noble and truthful — from Germanic 'adal' meaning noble
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Scarlet
Old French, Medieval English
Bright red color; derived from scarlet cloth, a luxurious medieval fabric
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Sage
Latin, Old French
Wise person or healing herb — Latin and Old French roots
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Remi
Latin, French
Oarsman — Latin origin, popular in French and modern contexts
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Isabelle
Hebrew, French
Devoted to God — Hebrew origin meaning 'God's oath'
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Tracy
Old French, Latin
One who is brave or spirited — from Old French and Latin roots
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Geonna
Hebrew, French
Feminine variant of Jean; derived from Jeanne, meaning God is gracious
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Emmabelle
Hebrew, French
Whole and beautiful — Hebrew and French roots combined
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Josselin
Germanic, Old French
Cheerful and joyful — derived from the Germanic name Jocelyn
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Gisselle
Hebrew, French
Pledge or hostage — Hebrew origins with French refinement
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Rosalie
Latin, French
Rose flower — Latin origin symbolizing beauty and love
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Cortney
Old French, Norman English
Courtier or court dweller — Old French and Norman English origin
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Flory
Latin, Old French
Blooming or flowering — Latin and Old French origins
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Chevy
French, American
Nickname derived from Chevrolet or French 'chevalier' meaning knight
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Francine
Latin, French
Free one — French feminine form of Francis with Latin roots
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Rosemary
Latin, Old French
Herb of remembrance — Latin roots meaning dew of the sea
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Tremaine
Old French, Germanic
Strong man or great ruler — Old French and Germanic roots
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Geoffrey
Germanic, Old French
God's peace — Germanic roots meaning 'peaceful gift'
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Fitz
Norman French, English
Son of — Norman French surname prefix meaning paternal descent
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Devonna
Old French, Latin
Divine woman — from Old French and Latin roots meaning godly
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Sheri
Old French, English
Beloved or dear — variant of Sherry, from Old French origins
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Lyle
Old French
From the island — Old French origin meaning 'from the isle'
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Wallace
Norman, Old French
Foreigner or Welsh person — Norman-English surname origin
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Osier
French, Old English
A flexible willow tree used in basketry and weaving
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Havoc
Old French
Destruction or chaos — from Old French word for plunder and devastation
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Lemar
Germanic, French
Sea or famous warrior — Germanic and French roots
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Mais
French, Portuguese, Spanish
More in French; corn in Portuguese and Spanish
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Landrey
Old English, Old French
Land ruler — Old English and Old French origins meaning ruler of land
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Rochelle
French, Germanic
Little rock — French diminutive form with Old Germanic roots
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Lacie
Old French, English
Feminine form of Lacey; means lace-maker or from Lacy, France
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Guy
Old French, Germanic
Guide or leader — Old French and Germanic roots
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Savage
Old French, Latin
Untamed, wild, or fierce — from Old French and Latin roots
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Arson
Old French, Latin
Deliberate fire-setting; derived from Old French and Latin roots
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Rolland
Germanic, Old French
Famous land — Germanic roots meaning renowned ruler of territory
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Merle
Old French, Latin
Blackbird — from Old French merula, a dark songbird
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Noralie
Nordic, French
Northern light — Nordic and French roots meaning noble and bright
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Jocelin
Germanic, Old French
Playful and cheerful — derived from the Germanic name Jocelyn
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Viviane
Latin, French
Lively and vibrant — from Latin vivus meaning alive or living
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Cheryl
French, Old Germanic
Beloved or dear — from French and Old Germanic roots
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Tyson
Old French, Germanic
One who tends fiery animals — Old French origin
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Trump
Germanic, Old French
One who plays a trump card; a sound of a trumpet — Germanic origin
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Moselle
French, Latin
A river in France; derived from the Moselle River in northeastern Europe
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Louna
French, Scandinavian
Moon-inspired name with French and Scandinavian roots
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