Old French baby names
Baby names of Old French origin, with meanings and pronunciations.
Old French
Pledge, oath.
Old French
Variant of Courtney, from court and ney meaning landed estate.
Old French
From Old French gai meaning happy or cheerful.
Old French
Variant of Curtis, from Old French court meaning courtly or polite.
Old French
From Old French coi meaning quiet or modest or shy.
Old French
From a place name indicating someone from the court.
Old French
From Saint Maur, a place name of French origin.
Old French
From the place of Lacy; lace-maker.
Old French
A spirited and gallant nobleman.
Old French
From the north; Northman or Viking.
Old French
Variant of Sherry or Sherri, meaning beloved or dear.
Old French
From Chanel, meaning a singer or one who sings.
Old French
Variant of Mallory, possibly meaning ill-fated or unlucky.
Old French
Unlucky or misfortune.
Old French
Horse servant, variant of Marshall.
Old French
A variant of Courtney, from Old French meaning 'short nose' or relating to a court.
Old French
From Old French mal meaning unhappy or unlucky.
Old French
A merchant or trader.
Old French
Unfortunate or unlucky; ill-fated.
Old French
From France; surname as given name.
Old French
Court attendant or courteous; variant of Courtney.
Old French
Pretty or joyful; from French tradition.
Old French
Tailor or cutter of cloth; variant of Taylor.
Old French
Battle worthy or eager warrior; variant of Harvey.
Old French
Woolen worker; occupational surname.
Old French
Sweet; possibly from Old French douce meaning sweet.
Old French
One who cuts cloth; from Old French taillier meaning to cut.
Old French
Pierce the valley, from perce and val in Old French.
Old French
From Arthurian legend, possibly meaning pierce the veil.
Old French
Lord or master; from the title of nobility.
Old French
Variant of Courtney, from Old French court meaning 'court'; originally a place name.
Old French
From Old French Lancelot, possibly meaning land or lance.