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: German, Scandinavian diminutive of Charlotte
Origin: Dutch variation of Marie
Eulalie
Meaning: sweetly speaking
Origin: French form of Eulalia, Greek
Ginevra
Meaning: white shadow, white wave
Origin: Italian variation of Guinevere
Elvira
Meaning: white, fair
Origin: Spanish
Aurelie
Meaning: the golden one
Origin: French variation of Aurelia, Latin
Apolline
The meaning of Apolline is ‘of the god Apoll...
Origin: French form of Apollonia
Sigrid
Meaning: fair victory
Origin: Norse
Thais
Meaning: beloved, bandage
Origin: Greek
Ludovica
Meaning: famous in war
Origin: Italian, feminine variation of Ludovic
Origin: Portuguese variation of Eirene
Aitana
Aitana is of Basque origin and it is traditi...
Origin: Spanish place-name
Majken
The name Majken is of Scandinavian origin an...
Origin: Scandinavian version of Marie or Mary
Benedetta
Meaning: blessed
Origin: Italian variation of Benedicta, Latin
Origin: German and Scandinavian form of Ivo
Origin: Arabic; Dutch variation of Eleonora
Petra
Meaning: rock, stone
Origin: Greek
