vintageluvs's list "Francophile Naming Guide –– Biblical Names for Boys and Girls" of 20 great name ideas: Arach - Asyncrite!

Francophile Naming Guide –– Biblical Names for Boys and Girls

Taken from "La Sainte Bible" translated by Louis Segond. I love these names because a lot of them are Hebrew relics, but because of our Judeo-Christian heritage, everyone can really celebrate in those wonderful names that mix Hebrew and French into a ethnic blend. Thought Obadiah and Malachi were unusual? Think again! Some of these are unisex, so feel free to use Néhémie on a girl (talk to me if you do so!). If you want to know the gender of each name, talk to me since many of these names aren't registered on Nameberry!

Arach

Aram is a popular Armenian name with a pleasing sound that became known in this country through the works of William Saroyan, namely the 1940 book of short stories, My Name in Aram, centering on Aram Garoghlanian, a boy of Armenian descent growing up in Fresno, California. Saroyan also named his son Aram. 
 Aram also appears in the bible as a son of Shem and grandson of Noah; it is also a biblical place name. 
 
While it is best known as an Armenian and Biblical name, meaning "child of the sun" or "highly elevated", Aram is in fact a more multicultural choice than that. It also has its roots in Kurdish and Persian where it means "calm, peaceful, repose", and in Thai, where it relates to the words for temple and monastery, glittering and illuminating.
 A well known bearer is Aram Khachaturian, the Armenian composer, while Aram is also the third day of the month in the Armenian calendar.

Francophile Naming Guide –– Biblical Names for Boys and Girls

Arach

Aram

Archippe

Arétas

Aridaï

Aridatha

Aristarque

Arizaï

Arjoc

Arpacshad

Arpacschad

Asaph

Aschbel

Aschkenaz

Aschpenaz

Asnath

Aspatha

Assuérus

Assur

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