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Marceau, Apolline, Camille... Listen to how these vintage names sound chic to our ears... What’s their appeal? They’re French, just like the others we’re about to reveal in this lovely top list. Let’s dive into the 10 most beautiful retro French names!
Top Beautiful French Names for Boys
Marceau
Of Latin origin, Marceau is related to another name, also very retro and French: Marcel. Marceaus are little boys full of surprises who love challenges.
Arthur
In Old French, Arthur was written as Arthur. A name dating back to the Middle Ages, Arthur made a grand comeback in the 90s. Boys with this name are naturally extremely curious. They’re also great romantics who believe in eternal love.
Gabin
A name that regained popularity in the early 2000s, Gabin is one of the knights of the Round Table in the legend of King Arthur and the king’s nephew. Gabin's are very independent children always seeking pragmatism and objectivity.
Marius
Marius is a Latin name meaning “sea.” Very popular in the 19th century, it’s a name now appreciated by modern parents. Marius boys are grounded and ambitious.
Augustin
Augustin comes from the Latin word meaning “venerable.” Augustins are often associated with great self-confidence and determination.
Top Beautiful French Names for Girls
Adèle
This is the name Victor Hugo chose for his daughter. The name originates from the Germanic word "adal," meaning "noble." It suits little girls who are very humane, tolerant, and generous.
Camille
A unisex name loved by parents in the 19th century, Camille has made a strong comeback in the 90s. With natural charm, Camilles are independent little girls who are deeply sentimental and generous.
Apolline
Apolline has its roots in Greece and means "one who inspires." This soft, poetic name suits the character of those who bear it. Apollines love to charm and are very eager to learn.
Charlotte
Charlotte is the feminine form of Charles, which means “strong” in Germanic. This name appeared with Queen Charlotte of Savoy in the 15th century. Charlottes have an intuitive and generous personality.
Rose
Popular in the early 20th century, Rose became a beloved name again in the 2010s. A bucolic name, it’s given to girls who fear nothing. They’re determined and love adventure.
And if you’d like to discover even more name ideas, head over to JOORNAL for a look at the top 2022 names from the JOONE community.