This is the boy version of my previous post like this!
https://forum.nameberry.com/t/in-another-life/407418
Unfortunately for me, my boy name drought compared to girls really rears its head when it comes to translating my names to French. My realistic boy style leans to English word names or modern “American” names, neither of which translate well. My lists here are significantly smaller than before so if you have ideas for Abby en France boy names, I’d be super excited to see them!
As it stands, I’ve added a third category for you to peruse. Like before, I’d love to hear your first/middle name combos, as well as your brother combos, but I’ll also include my top girl names in case you want to make mixed sibsets! Can’t wait to see what you guys come up with!
prénoms
Aksel, Alessio, Amaury, Apollo, Aurélien, Aurien, Aymeric, Bastien, César, Eden, Elio, Elouan, Enzo, Evren, Ezio, Fabien, Finley, Gabin, Gio, Kehann, Kendji, Kenzo, Koa, Kylian, Louison, Louka, Lounès, Lucien, Malo, Marceau, Matéo, Matisse, Milan, Néo, Nico, Noé, Paz, Rainier, Rémy, Roméo, Rune, Sacha, Thierry, Timéo, Titouan, Torben, Tristan, Ulysse, Viggo, Weston
middles
All of the names above plus:
Achille, Adrien, Amour, Bellamy, Blaise, Camille, Côme, Cyprien, Hadrien, Hercule, Indigo, Janvier, Jules, Léo, Marius, Robin, Sommet, Théotime
les filles
Adèle, Adélie, Adora, Alaïa, Amaïa, Amity, Ayna, Azula, Bohème, Cléo, Cosima, Eden, Eleni, Eska, Freyja, Juno, Lilouenn, Lylou, Maëva, Maïka, Mara, Nimué, Noémie, Océane, Ollie, Péridot, Poésie, Ridley, Romane, Romy, Runa, Salem, Salomé, Sashka, Sidonie, Sosie, Ynès, Zélie, Zéphyrine
Don’t hesitate to ask for pronunciation help!
pronunciations
aa = the a in cat
ah = the o in pot
aw = the a in raw
eh = the e in bet
oh = the oa in coat
Aurélien — aw-reh-lee-ehn (soft n)
Aurien — aw-ree-ehn (soft n)
Aymeric — ehm-reek
Eden — eh-den
Fabien — faa-bee-ehn (soft n)
Gabin — gaa-behn (soft n)
Kehann — keh-ann
Kylian — kee-lee-ehn (soft n)
Noé — noh-eh
Rainier — reh-nyay
Thierry — tyeh-ree
Titouan — tee-too-ahn (soft n)
Ulysse — you-lees
Achille — aa-sheel
Blaise — blehz
Camille — caa-mee (soft ye at the end)
Côme — cohm
Cyprien — see-pree-ehn (soft n)
Hadrien — aa-dree-ehn (soft n)
Hercule — ehr-kyool
Sommet — soh-mey
Théotime — teh-oh-teem
Merci beaucoup!