Displayed on this page are France names 21 to 40. Among these names, John (English) was the most popular in 2008 with a rank of #20 and a usage of 0.6102%, and it was followed by Robert (English, French, German, Scandinavian, and Scottish), Henry (English), Troy (English), Louis (English and French), Philip (English), Quentin (English and French), Marlon (English), Jamal (Arabic, English, and Indian), Sidney (English), and Marcel (Catalan, French, and German) in descending order. Unusual France names include the English and French Guy, the English Hilary, the German Hippolyt, the French Lilian, the French, German, and Rhaeto-Romanic Linard, the English, German, and Scottish Norman, the Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish Prospero, the English Sinclair, and the English and German Till.
DESCRIPTION MATCH: Guy  | wide; wood, forest ... in England and France from the 13th to 17th ... |
Henry  78 | house owner, lord of ... Europe; six kings of France were named Henri, and ... |
Hilary  | cheerful ... Hilarius of Poitiers, France ... |
| Hippolyt | horse; to free ... of the name in France. ... |
Jamal  568 | beauty; beautiful ... Black Muslims, while in France, the variants starting ... |
John  20 | Yahweh is gracious, ... and kings of England, France, Sweden, Denmark, ... |
| Lilian | name is popular in France, along with other '-an' ... |
| Linard | lion; brave, hardy ... of Linard in Creuse, France. ... |
Louis  351 | fame, loud; fighter, ... and noble families in France and Germany ... |
Marcel  837 | dedicated to Mars; war-like, dedicated to Mars ... has been popular in France ... |
Marlon  565 | seahill fort; mild; ... use of the name in France can however be traced ... |
Norman  | Northman, Norseman, ... settlers from France, but the name Norman ... |
Philip  378 | lover of horses, friend ... by several kings of France, Castille and Spain ... |
| Prospero | prosperous, lucky; according to one's wishes ... France, the name is well-known from historian and ... |
Quentin  379 | fifth-born son; born ... town of St Quentin in France ... |
Robert  49 | bright famous one; famously famous ... in medieval Northern France, and it was introduced ... |
Sidney  813 | wide island, wide meadow ... name of Saint-Denis in France ... |
| Sinclair | clear pool, clear well ... Saint-Clair in northern France where the family owned ... |
| Till | ruler of the people ... cult was widespread in France and Belgium, where he ... |
Troy  231 | man from Troyes; foot ... place name of Troyes in France, or else it could be ... |
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