International Baby Names
By Sophie Kihm · Updated September 2026
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French form of Aglaia, Greek
"splendour, beauty"
An international form of the Greek Aglaia, Aglaé is associated with the Three Graces in Greek mythology. With a hint of clunkiness but plenty of splendour too, Aglaé was moderately popular in France…
French
"yew wood + pledged to God"
This chic French name is either a feminization of the classic Yves or a combination of Yves and Élise. Seen as the titular character of the 1923 novel Yvelise by Guido da Verona, it reached its peak…
French, from Greek
"of divine manifestation"
A chic French twist on Tiffany, Tiphaine makes the familiar name feel fresh and interesting.
French, from Hebrew
"gift of God"
A rare feminisation of Mahé, a French form of Matthew originating from the Breton language. The most well-known bearer of this name is the Québécoise actress Mahée Paiement.
Variation of Lilou, French, Occitan
"lily; lily + renowned warrior"
An alternative spelling of the sweet French Lilou, used as both a diminutive of Liliane and as a compound name, blending Lili- with Louise. This variation made the French Top 100 in the 2010s, though…
"she-wolf"
A modern name, taken literally from the French word for she-wolf, Louve could also be considered a feminine form of Loup (or Lupus). Similar in sound to Louvre — as in the famous art museum, whose…
Feminine form of Lazare, French, Hebrew
"God is my helper"
Derived from the French form of Lazarus, Lazare, ultimately from the Hebrew Eleazar, Lazarie may appeal to those who want a rare, Biblical inspired choice but also enjoy the sounds of Amelie, Avery,…
