Perfect Name - Female and male first names : French.

ANGE

The name Ange is of French origin and means "angel". It comes from the Old French word "ange", derived from the Latin word "angelus" which referred to spiritual beings known as angels. Throughout history, Ange has been associated with various figures in literature, art, and religion. While it was popular in France for centuries, it is now gaining popularity in English-speaking countries. Some famous individuals with the name Ange include French actress Isabelle Adjani and Canadian singer-songwriter Angele Maranzana.

ANGEE

The name Angee has French origins, derived from the word "ange" meaning "angel," symbolizing purity and divine grace.

ANGELAMARIE

Angelamarie is a unique Latin-derived name composed of "Angela", meaning messenger or angel, and "Marie", the French form of Maria, which signifies sea of bitterness or wished-for child, thus translating to Angel Mary. It has historical significance with numerous saints bearing this name or its variants, Angela and Marie, notably Saint Angela Merici who founded the Ursuline order of nuns.

ANGELEAN

Angelean is a distinctive feminine name of French origin, derived from the French word 'ange', meaning 'angel'. It carries the meaning 'messenger of God' or 'angel', making it a unique and elegant choice for parents seeking a meaningful name with celestial allure.

ANGELEE

Angelina is a French-origin name meaning 'angel', conferring a heavenly connotation.

ANGELEEN

Angeleen is a distinctive French feminine name derived from "ange," meaning angel, signifying 'messenger of God.'

ANGELEQUE

Angeleque is a unique French name derived from 'ange', meaning angel.

ANGELETE

Angélette is a rare French female first name derived from the word 'ange', meaning angel, thus implying 'little angel'.

ANGELETTE

Angelette is a rare but elegant French given name, derived from "Angélique" meaning 'angelic', reflecting purity and grace since the Middle Ages.

ANGELGAEL

Angelgael is a beautiful and unique French name composed of "Ange" meaning angel, and "Gaël", derived from the Breton name Gawain which means "hawk of May". Together, they translate to "angel of May".

ANGELICQUE

Angelicque is a captivating French female given name meaning 'like an angel'.

ANGELIGUE

Angelique is a unique French feminine name derived from 'angélic', meaning angelic, associated with purity, innocence, and heavenly qualities.

ANGELIQU

Angeliqu is a French feminine given name derived from the Latin word "angelus," meaning "messenger" or "angel.

ANGELIQUE

Angelique is a French name that means "angelic," denoting purity and divine beauty.

ANGELIQUE

Angelique is a charming female name of French origin, derived from 'ange', meaning 'angel'. It signifies purity and divine beauty, originating as a Middle Ages nickname for blessed or angelic girls.

ANGELLE

Angelle is a rare yet captivating French female name derived from the Occitan word 'angèla', meaning 'angel'.

ANGELLEE

Angellee is a French name meaning "little angel," derived from the French word "ange.

ANGELLEIGH

Angelleigh is a beautiful and uncommon French-derived name, meaning 'angelic,' signifying purity and grace.

ANGELOU

The name Angelou, of French origin meaning 'angel', is derived from the medieval French combination of 'ange' and '-lou'. It gained popularity during the Victorian era and is often considered unisex, with notable figures including Maya Angelou and James Baldwin Angelou.

ANGELQUE

Angelique is a French name meaning 'angelic', derived from the French word for angel combined with a suffix.

ANGELYCE

Angelyce is a beautiful and unique French name derived from 'ange' meaning angel, with '-lyce' adding elegance. It signifies purity, grace, and divine beauty, interpreted as a symbol of divine connection or protection. Despite its rarity, it's been used in literature like Victor Hugo's "Les Misérables" and artworks depicting angels.

ANGELYN

Angelyn is a rare but elegant French name derived from Angela, which originally meant 'messenger' and was associated with angels in Christianity. It's a unique choice with deep historical roots.

ANGELYNE

Angelyne is a unique female given name created by French poet Jean Cocteau for his 1946 film "La Belle et la Bête," although its origin and meaning remain unknown.

ANGELYNN

Angelynn is a captivating, recently coined name inspired by John Varley's science fiction series, with possible French origins meaning 'angel'.

ANGELYNNE

Angelynne is a French-derived name meaning 'angel-like', popular in medieval France for its religious connotations, now uncommon but still meaningful.

ANGELYSSE

Angelysse is a French-origin name derived from "angelus," meaning "messenger" or "angel," with the feminine suffix "-lyss." Popular in France and among French-speaking communities, it's pronounced like its English spelling.

ANGENIE

Angeline is a unique French feminine name derived from the Latin 'Angelus', meaning angel. It has been associated with elegance, grace, and beauty throughout generations.

ANGENIQUE

Angélique is a French feminine given name derived from the adjective "angélique," which means "angelic" in English. It originated during the Middle Ages among French nobility as a wish for daughters to grow up pure and virtuous like angels.

ANGILIQUE

Angélique is a distinctive French female given name meaning 'little angel' or 'angelic', derived from the French word 'ange'. It has been popularized by historical figures like Angélique de Fontanges and Angélique Kauffmann, as well as its notable appearance in French literature, such as Alain-René Lesage's novel 'Lesage'.

ANGINETTE

Anginette is a rare French feminine name derived from Angela, meaning 'messenger'.

ANGLINE

Angeline is a distinctive French name derived from the Latin 'Angelus', meaning 'angel'. It translates to 'little angel' or 'angelic', reflecting purity and innocence.

ANGLIQUE

Angélique is a unique and beautiful French given name meaning "angelic" or "like an angel," conveying purity, grace, and heavenly beauty.

ANIE

Anie is a French variant of Anna, derived from Latin meaning "grace" or "favor", popularized by Saint Anne in Christianity.

ANIELLE

Anielle is a French name meaning 'grace' or 'favor', often associated with elegance and charm.

ANIK

Anik is a rare unisex name of French origin derived from the Occitan word "anic," meaning "quiet" or "peaceful.

ANIQUE

Anique is a rare French name derived from "anic", meaning "grace" or "favor". It's also linked to Italian Anna and Hebrew Hannah, both conveying similar meanings.

ANISE

Anise is a rare Greek name meaning "gillyflower" or "hibiscus", popularized by Marcel Proust in his novel "In Search of Lost Time".

ANISETTE

Anisette is a charming French female given name derived from 'anis', the fragrant anise plant, with historical ties to agriculture, cooking, and medicine.

ANISTON

Aniston is an American given name derived from the French surname Anatole, brought to America by early settlers. Its meaning is uncertain but may relate to being prone to mischief. It gained popularity due to actress Jennifer Aniston.

ANJANET

Anjanet is a stylish French female name, derived from Agnès meaning "pure" or "holy", popular among medieval French nobility and associated with Saint Agnes, patron saint of young girls.