Less obvious French names

[Cluelessmouse]

We’re Both half French but born and raised in Uk where DC will also be raised.

between us we also have Middle Eastern, Scandinavian and Celtic ties.
we’re looking for a name, that works in the UK but isn’t very popular (which I would probably define as not in the top 100 or maybe even top 150 names)

so far we like
Remy
Rami
Blaize
Nour
Laith
Ambroise
Nazaire

but non of them are quite right.
We dont know if we’re having a bit or girl yet, but I quite like unisex or masculine sounding names for girls

Camille is my favourite

I love Agnes pronounced the French way (but not at all the English way) so how about Anais or Anjes?

I alo love Vivienne/Vivianne, Elodie, Coralie

I love Manon for a girl.

I've taught a few girls called Noor/Nour.
Blaize is nice. Also Remi.
How about Mathilde, or is it too mainstream?

Nour is an Arabic name, meaning ‘light (eg Koh-i-Noor. Mountain of)

What about Jeanne, Delphine, Antoinette, Eglandine, Honorine.

Alizée
apolline
ishmael
raoul

Nicole?

Malo
Amarine/e

Emil
Felice
Jules
Simone
Gabriel /Gabrielle
Sasha

I've always loved Anouk

@weathervane1

Papa?

Lou

Zélie

Tristan
nicolas
dominic/dominiquE
thomas
killian
madeleine

Fabienne
Renee
Andree
Katrine
Chantelle

Joel or Joelle
Clement /Clemence
Thais
Timeo

I love:
Anouk
Camille
Delphine
Elodie
Florence

Sylvie
Anais
Sixtine
Claudie

Capucine, Daphne,

I like Anouk, and also Odile

Unisex

Gabriel / le
Dominic / que
Camille
Michel / le

Boy

August
Clément
Yannick

Annette
Lucille
Lucienne
Fabienne
Léonie

Omar
Yves
Lucien/Lucian
Chase

For a boy, Yann or Yannick- from Brittany, so you have that Celtic spin on a French name.
And Etienne as well.

Girls:
Anais
Noemie
Maelys
Ines
Anouk too- mentioned above by another poster. Lou as well.
On your list, I really love the name Nour/Noor.

Laurette
Marine
Ginette/Jeanette
Elodie
Genevieve