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| Name |
Gender |
Origin |
Meaning |
| Acelin | Male | French | Noble. |
| Adele | Female | French | Noble. Also see Adelaide. |
| Agate | Female | French | A precious stone. |
| Aimee | Female | French | Beloved. A form of Amy. |
| Aimon | Male | French from Teutonic | A house. |
| Alavda | female | French | lark |
| Algernon | Male | French | With whiskers, bearded. |
| Amarante | female | French | flower name |
| Amy | Female | Old French | Beloved. Also a nickname from Amelia. |
| Ancelin | Female | Old French | A spear attendant. The feminine form of Lancelot. |
| Angevin | female | French | angel of wine |
| Ansel | Male | Old French | A nobleman's follower. |
| Armand | Male | French | Of the army. |
| Armande | Male | French | Of the army. |
| Armelle | Female | French/Celtic | A princess. |
| Armynel | Female | French | A woman of the army. The feminine form of Armand. |
| Arnett | Male | French | A little eagle. |
| Aubert | Male | French | Noble and illustrious. |
| Aubin | Male | French | Fair complexioned. A saint's name. |
| Audric | Male | French | An old, wise ruler. |
| Aveline | Female | Old French | From a placename. Also see Evelyn. |
| Avenall | Male | Old French | A dweller in the Oat field. |
| Avice | Female | French | Warlike. |
| Avril | Female | French | From April, the first month in the Roman calendar, and the beginning of spring. French form of April. |
| Ayer | Male | Old French | An heir. |
| Azura | Female | Old French | From the Persian for blue sky. |
| Bailey | Male | Old French | A bailiff or administrative official. |
| Bari | male | French, Celtic, Welsh | spear thrower, son of Harry, marksman |
| Bari | female | French, Celtic, Welsh | spear thrower, son of Harry, marksman |
| Baron | Male | Old French | A nobleman. |
| Baudouin | Male | French | A brave friend or protector. |
| Bayard | Male | Old French | With reddish-brown hair. |
| Bayley | Male | Old French | A bailiff or administrative official. |
| Beau | Male | French | Handsome or beautiful. A boy or girl's name. |
| Beau | Female | French | Handsome or beautiful. A boy or girl's name. |
| Beaumont | Male | Old French | A beautiful hill or mountain. |
| Beauregard | Male | Old French | Beautiful, handsome. |
| Bebe | male | French | baby |
| Bebe | female | French | baby |
| Belda | Female | French | A beautiful lady. |
| Belina | Female | French | A goddess. |
| Bellamy | Male | Old French | A handsome friend. |
| Belle | Female | French | Beautiful. Also a nickname from Annabel, Arabella, Belinda, Isabel and Isabella. |
| Berangèr | female | French | courage of a bear |
| Berenger | male | French | courage of a bear |
| Bernadette | Female | French from Teutonic | As brave as a bear. The feminine form of Bernard. Generally a Catholic name. |
| Bevis | Male | French | After the city of Beauvais, meaning a beautiful outlook or view. |
| Blanche | Female | Old French | Fair-haired, or of a fair complexion. Also see Bianca and Blondelle. |
| Blondelle | Female | French | The little blond or fair one. Also see Bianca and Blanche. |
| Boden | male | Old French | herald |
| Bogart | Male | Old French/Teutonic | A strong bow. |
| Bonamy | Male | French | A good friend. |
| Bonar | Male | Old French | Kind and gentle. |
| Bonner | Male | Old French | Gracious, gentle. |
| Boone | male | Latin, French | good |
| Boswell | male | Old French | forested town |
| Boyce | Male | Old French | From the wood, or forest. |
| Briand | male | French | castle |
| Brier | female | French | heather |
| Brigitte | Female | French/German | Strong, spirited. An ancient Celtic goddess. From the name Bridget. |
| Bruce | Male | Old French | Woods. |
| Burgess | Male | Old French from Teutonic | The citizen of a town. |
| Burnell | Male | Old French | The little brown-haired one. |
| Burnet | Male | Old French | The brown one. Also a plant name. |
| Butler | Male | Old French | The head servant. |
| Cable | male | Old French | rope |
| Cain | Male | Hebrew/Old French | The son of Adam and Eve who murdered his brother Abel. Old French: Battlefield. Also see Cane. |
| Callia | Female | French | Beautiful. |
| Caron | female | French | pure |
| Carvell | Male | Old French | The marshy estate, or the estate of the spearman. |
| Case | male | Old French | chest |
| Celie | Female | French | The blind one, or the sixth. The feminine form of Cecil. Also see Sheila. |
| Cerise | Female | French | Cherry red. |
| Cesar | Male | French | The name of the famous Roman emperor. |
| Challis | Male | Old French | A ladder or stairs. |
| Chance | Male | Old French | A church official or chancellor. A boy or girl's name. |
| Chance | Female | Old French | A church official or chancellor. A boy or girl's name. |
| Chancey | Male | Old French | A church official or chancellor. |
| Chandler | Male | Old French | Candle maker. |
| Chanel | Female | French | The name of a famous perfume. |
| Chaney | Male | Old French | From the Oak grove. |
| Channing | Male | Old French | A canon. |
| Chantal | Female | French | From a family name meaning stone or boulder. The name has also come to mean a little singer. |
| Chapin | male | Old French | clergyman |
| Chase | Male | Old French | The hunter. |
| Chaucer | Male | Old French | A bootmaker. |
| Chauncey | Male | Old French | A church official or chancellor. |
| Cheney | Male | Old French | From the Oak grove. |
| Cher | Female | French | The beloved one. |
| Cherish | Female | Old French | The treasured one. |
| Chevalier | male | French, Old English | knight, chase, hunt |
| Chevy | Male | French | From chevalier, meaning knight. |
| Cheyney | Male | Old French | From the Oak grove. |
| Ciel | male | French | from heaven |
| Cinderella | Female | French | A maiden of the cinders or ashes. |
| Ciprien | Male | French | A man from the island of Cyprus. |
| Claire | Female | French | Bright and famous. Also See Clarice. |
| Clarabelle | Female | Latin/French | Bright and beautiful. From Clan and Belle. |
| Clarice | Female | French from Latin | The little brilliant one. Also See Clue. |
| Clark | Male | Old French | A cleric or scholar. Also see Cleary. |
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