NAMES | MEANING | GENDER | | |
---|
Fraida | Someone who is beautiful and adored by all | Girl | | Old Norse | Christianity | |
Fran | Someone who is French by blood | Unisex | | Latin | Christianity | |
Franca | Refers to a won who is of French origin | Girl | | Italian | Christianity | |
France | It means a french woman or a free-woman | Girl | | Italian | Christianity | |
Francel | A woman who belongs to France | Girl | | Latin | Christianity | |
Francelle | A person who is a descendant of France | Girl | | Latin | Christianity | |
Francene | A person hailing from France | Girl | | Old French | Christianity | |
Frances | A feminine replacement for 'Franceis' which refers to a French person or a free person | Girl | | Latin | Christianity | |
Francesca | Derived from Latin word 'Franciscus' it refers to a female belonging to France | Girl | | Italian | Christianity | |
Franchesca | A Dominic Republic spelling for Francesca. It means free. | Girl | | Dominican Republic | Christianity | |
Francheska | Variation of the word 'Franceska', this name refers to a woman of French roots | Girl | | Italian | Christianity | |
|
Franci | Refers to a free woman of French blood | Girl | | Latin | Christianity | |
Francia | Refers to an individual belonging to France, i.e. "Land of the Franks" | Girl | | Latin | Christianity | |
Francie | Represents a French woman who is free | Girl | | Latin | Christianity | |
Francina | The name essentially means a French descendant | Girl | | Latin | Christianity | |
Francine | Alternant of 'Francina', the name means 'from France' or a free person | Girl | | French,Latin | Christianity | |
Francique | Someone belonging to France | Girl | | Argentina | | |
Francisca | From france | Unisex | | Brazilian,Latin,Portuguese,Spanish | Christianity | |
Francise | Francise is a derivative of the English Frances and means free man. | Girl | | English,Romanian | Christianity | |
Franciska | It refers to a Frank or Frenchwoman who is a free person | Girl | | Latin | Christianity | |
Franciszka | It represents a Frenchwoman or 'the one who is free' | Girl | | Latin | Christianity | |
Francoise | Feminine word for "Francois", it refers to a woman who has French roots | Girl | | French | Christianity | |
Frania | A variant of Latin name 'Frances' it refers to a woman who is French | Girl | | Latin | Christianity | |
Franie | It refers to woman who hails from france and is a free person | Girl | | Latin | Christianity | |
Franka | Female form of Frank, it refers to a free woman | Girl | | German,Russian | Christianity | |
Franklinia | A flowering tree named after Benjamin Franklin; based on its root 'Frankin' the name should mean 'free' | Girl | | Anglo French | Christianity | |
Frannie | It refers to a woman who is from France; a free woman | Girl | | Latin | Christianity | |
Franny | A free woman descending from France | Girl | | Latin | Christianity | |
Frantiska | Czech variant of 'Frances' it refers to a woman who is free | Girl | | Czech | Christianity | |
Franya | Obtained from Latin word 'Frances', it refers to a free woman with French roots | Girl | | Latin | Christianity | |
Franziska | German feminine form of 'Franciscus' which translates to a Frenchwoman who is free | Girl | | German | Christianity | |
Frauke | Derived from Old German 'Frowka' translating to 'a little lady' | Girl | | Old German | Christianity | |
Fraya | It means a woman who is the foremost; Lady | Girl | | Old Norse | Christianity | |
Frayda | A happy and joyful woman. | Girl | | Hebrew,Yiddish | Judaism | |
|