French names with meaning

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{Alphonsine} A French feminine form of Alfonso, meaning ‘noble & ready’. Nicknames: Alfie/Alphie, Al, Allie, Phonsie, Phossie, Fifi, Sisi, Fonz.

{Cosette} A French name meaning ‘little thing’. Used by Victor Hugo in his novel Les Misérables. Nicknames: Cosy, Coco, Ettie.

{Elodie} French form of the Gothic &/or German name Alodia, meaning ‘foriegn riches’. Nicknames: Ellie, Lodie, Deedee, Edie, Liddy, Elle.

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{Melusine} French origin, meaning unknown. In European folklore Melusine was a water fairy who turned into a serpant waist down every Saturday. Nicknames: Mel, Melu, Mellie, Millie, Susie, Sue, Muse, Musie, Lusy/Lucy, Sisi.

Origin: French

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Cyrille, meaning Lordly, Masterful, French names, C baby girl names, C baby names, female names, whimsical baby names, baby girl names, traditional names, names that start with C, strong baby names, unique baby names, feminine names, nature names, character names, character inspiration

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{Aiglentine} A form of the French name Eglantine meaning ‘sweetbriar rose’. Nicknames: Aggie, Iggy, Glen, Lenny, Tina, Annie.

Origin: French