Strong, beautiful french girls names

[Lollipoppit]

Can't have Alice, Rosalie or Amelie.

Considering Adeline, Ophelia and Genevieve. Any others? Any favourites? Or any like strong and beautiful names that aren't french that go with this style?

Elodie and Celine, both beautiful names!

Camille (pronounced Cameeye)
Elodie

People in UK tend to say gennavive rather than Jonvieve

Also love Amelie and Aurelie
But they are all so much nicer pronounced with a French accent...

Garance
Victoire

Maeva, Anaïs, camille, Angelle, Marlène

Clementine

Vivienne
Isabelle
Julia

I love Inès & Ottilie

@Snoopsnoggysnog

On these threads you always get an actual French person or someone who lives in France coming to tell us all that our favourites are dreadfully old fashioned and the top baby names in France are English ones

Ha, yes, I'm usually that person, and I'm surprised it's got this far without someone saying it

The top 10 girls' names in France are:
Jade
Louise
Emma
Alice
Ambre
Lina
Rose
Chloé
Mia
Léa
The full top 100 is here www.parents.fr/prenoms/top-100-des-prenoms-de-filles-100989

DH and I have a lot of French family and friends. I think my favourite strong and beautiful girl's name that works in English is Adèle (we couldn't use it because friends already had).

I love Anaïs (as suggested by a few PPs) but English speakers can't pronounce it!

I prefer simple names to cutesy ones, I used to like Amélie for example but I've gone off it (plus Amelia is so popular in the U.K.).

Delphine
Romilly
Francine
Danielle

Clementine
Aurore
Bibiche
Anais which is pronounced An eye ees.

Sorry should have put the umlaut over the I.
Ana's.

Anaïs autocorrect

Camille, like Camille Cottin in Call My Agent?

I wouldn't use Ophelia as even though it's a beautiful name, Ophelia in Hamlet is a very tragic figure who goes mad and kills herself.

Maxine (not Maxime which is a boy's name in France)

@Auroreforet
Bibiche is not a real name, it's a nickname / term of endearment

Sidonie
Ines
Lou
Maelys
Veronique (Vero)

Yannick (unisex name).
Marie-France.

Louise, Sophie, Clare, Nicole.

Evangeline
Leonie

Claudette
Josephine

I’ve always been fond of Dieudonne.

I also like Mathilde, Helene, and Sidonie.

Dieudonné?! It's a boy's name and it means "God's gift"... wouldn't be my choice!

Google tells me it's more popular in Francophone Africa, I think religious names are.

I am sorry, @NameChange30 - I read it in a book, ages ago, and assumed it was a girl’s name. I’m an idiot!

Pascale

@SDTGisAnEvilWolefGenius

I am sorry, *@NameChange30* - I read it in a book, ages ago, and assumed it was a girl’s name. I’m an idiot!

Lol, no you're not, well not as idiotic as people who call their daughters "Beau", don't get me started on that! 🤯