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.
Linnea
Meaning: twinflower, lime tree
Origin: Swedish
Colette
Meaning: people of victory
Origin: French, short form of Nicole, feminine variation of Nicholas, Greek
Sunniva
Meaning: sun gift
Origin: Scandinavian
Origin: Scandinavian from Latin
Cosmo
Meaning: order, beauty, universe
Origin: Greek, Italian, English
Nico
Meaning: people of victory
Origin: Italian diminutive of Nicholas, Greek
Origin: Norse nickname ; "to live"
Ivo
Meaning: yew wood, archer
Origin: German
Cillian
Meaning: war strife or church
Origin: Irish
Ronan
Meaning: little seal
Origin: Irish
Lorcan
Meaning: little, fierce
Origin: Irish
Cormac
Meaning: charioteer
Origin: Irish
Corentin
Meaning: tempest, hurricane
Origin: French, Breton
Aubin
Meaning: white, blond
Origin: French form of Alban
Laszlo
Meaning: glorious ruler
Origin: Hungarian
