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.
Origin: Greek variation of Leo
Bastian
Meaning: man of Sebastia
Origin: Diminutive of Sebastian, Latin from Greek
Clement
Meaning: mild, merciful
Origin: Latin
Nikolai
Meaning: people of victory
Origin: Russian variation of Nicholas
Anton
The name Anton is of Latin origin. Anton com...
Origin: German, Russian, and Scandinavian variation of Anthony
Rasmus
Meaning: beloved, desired
Origin: Finnish and Scandinavian variation of Erasmus
Onni
Meaning: happiness, luck
Origin: Finnish
Mika
Meaning: who is like God
Origin: Finnish short form of Mikael
Casimir
Meaning: destroyer of peace
Origin: Polish, Slavic
Leander
Meaning: lion-man
Origin: Greek
Dorian
This name comes all the way from the land of...
Origin: Greek, name of a tribe
Ragnar
Meaning: warrior or judgment
Origin: Norse
Blaise
Meaning: to lisp, stammer
Origin: French
Valentin
Meaning: strength, health
Origin: French, German, Russian, Czech, Scandinavian variation of Valentine
Marceau
Meaning: little warrior
Origin: French variation of Marcel
Anatole
Meaning: from the east, rising sun
Origin: Greek
Mael
Meaning: chief or prince
Origin: French or Breton
Malo
Meaning: shining hostage
Origin: Breton
Sylvain
Meaning: wood, forest
Origin: French
