Christian Baby Boy Names With Meanings - Page 121
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Christianity Baby Names for Boys List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Boy | An excited, lonesome and able being | |
 Unisex | Someone who is French by blood | |
| Boy | Refers to a Frenchman; independent and noble | |
| Boy | Made up of Italian word Frances and Latin Antonio, it refers to a Frenchman worthy of praise | |
| Boy | Italian version of the name 'Francis' it means a Frenchman or free man | |
| Boy | A Frenchman or a free individual | |
| Boy | The masculine word for 'Frances', it means 'hailing from France' or a free person | |
| Unisex | From france | |
| Boy | A variant of Latin name 'Franciscus' it refers to a Frenchman or a free man | |
| Boy | It represents The Frank or a man who has his roots in France | |
| Boy | German form of Latin 'Franciscus' and means 'a free man' | |
| Boy | It refers to a Frenchman or 'the free one' | |
| Boy | Modified from 'Franciszek', it means 'the free man' or 'The Frank' | |
| Boy | Derived from the German word 'Frank', it refers to a Frank or a Frenchman | |
| Boy | Derived from Anglo-Franco word 'Fraunclein', it refers to a 'free landlord' | |
| Boy | A variant of 'Francklin', it refers to a 'free landowner' | |
| Boy | Obtained from German word 'Frank' it refers to a man of French origin | |
| Boy | It refers to a person with French descent | |
| Boy | Croatian form of Francis, meaning freeman. | |
| Boy | Derived from the German name 'Frank', it refers to a person who is free or is from France | |
| Boy | Croatian form of Frances, meaning free man. | |
| Boy | Originally the name common to German tribes, it soon became synonymous with 'a free person | |
| Boy | Variant of 'Frank',which means a free Frenchman | |
| Boy | Altered from 'Frank', it refers to a man of French origin | |
| Boy | Modified from the name 'Frank', the name means a Frank or Frenchman who is free | |
| Boy | Obtained from Anglo-Franco word 'Fraunclein', the name means a 'free land-master' | |
| Boy | Variant of 'Frankiln', it refers to a 'free man' | |
| Boy | Derivative of Anglo-Franco word 'Fraunclein', it means a 'free landlord' | |
| Boy | Variant of the word 'Franklyn' , it refers to a person who is free | |
| Boy | Derived from Latin word 'Frank', meaning a 'Frenchman' or a free person | |
| Boy | A name referring to he who is 'free and of French origin' | |
| Boy | Referring to a man of French origin and who is free | |
| Boy | A Latin variant of 'Francis', it means a Frenchman who is free | |
| Boy | Czech form of 'Franciscus' which means a free individual | |
| Boy | Variant of name 'Francis', it refers to a free French person | |
| Boy | Alternant of the word 'Francis', meaning a man of French origin who is a free individual | |
| Boy | A man who is of French descent and who is free | |
| Boy | Derived from 'Franciscus' it refers to a free man of French lineage | |
| Boy | Alternant of Latin name 'Franciscus', it means a free Frenchman | |
| Boy | Derived from 'Franz', it refers to a French person who is free | |
| Boy | Latinised form of British name 'Frederick' which means a rich and mighty ruler | |
| Boy | Men from the forest; strawberries; a man with curly hair | |
| Boy | Variant of 'Fraser', it refers to forest men or a strawberry | |
| Boy | An obsolete form of 'France' and refers to a Frenchman | |
| Boy | It refers to the foremost person; Lord | |
| Boy | A person who is a foreigner | |
| Boy | Refers to a stranger or unknown person | |
| Boy | A strawberry; Variant of the older word 'Fraise' | |
| Boy | Derived from French word 'Fraise' meaning strawberries | |
| Boy | A derivative from the word 'Fraise' it means a strawberry | |
