European Names
European names, meaning names drawn from European languages and countries, are among the most fashionable in the English-speaking world. Names with their origins in France and Spain, Germany and Italy, Russia and Scandinavia can all be considered European.
Taliesin
Meaning: shining brow
Origin: Welsh
Alois
Alois is a name commonly given to boys that ...
Origin: German
Origin: Russian, variation of Leonidas "lion"
Fabrizio
Meaning: craftsman
Origin: Italian form of the Latin family name Fabricius
Ziga
Meaning: victory protector
Origin: Slovene, Silesian
Origin: Dutch variation of George
Cornelis
The meaning of Cornelis is 'horn' and it is ...
Origin: Dutch
Sepp
Sepp is a widely used boy name derived from ...
Origin: Hebrew
Izan
Meaning: strong, firm; reliable mountain
Origin: Basque variation of Ethan or Japanese
Giacomo
Meaning: supplanter
Origin: Italian variation of James
Kuba
The name Kuba is given mostly to boys. The m...
Origin: Short form of Jakub
Achille
Meaning: thin-lipped
Origin: French variation of Achilles
Julen
Meaning: youthful; downy
Origin: Basque variation of Julian, English
Nikodem
Meaning: victory of the people
Origin: Polish variation of Nicodemus, Greek
Duarte
Meaning: wealthy guardian
Origin: Portuguese variation of Edward, English
Noe
The name Noe originates in France and it is ...
Origin: Greek and Latin variation of Noah
Tymon
Meaning: reward, honor
Origin: Polish variation of Timon, Greek
Joao
Meaning: God is gracious
Origin: Portuguese variation of John
