Blandine, of French origin, is a unique and uncommon given name. It derives from the Late Latin 'Blanca,' which means 'white.' This moniker was particularly popular in France during the Middle Ages and early Renaissance periods, often used to denote purity and innocence. Today, Blandine remains a distinctive choice for parents seeking an unusual yet elegant name for their child.
"Blandine's popularity peaked twice in the early 20th century, with 6 births each in 1915 and 1921. It then slightly decreased to 5 births in 1922. In total, there were 17 children named Blandine born during these years."