Eleanor
Meaning: Shining light Gender: Female Pronunciation: El-Uh-Nor Language origin of Eleanor: Germanic Regional origin of Eleanor: Northern Europe Languages Eleanor is most common: English, French, Spanish, Italian Religions Eleanor is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: E, El Last letter and sound: R, nor Alternative Spelling: Elinor, Eleonore, Elanor
Grégoire
Meaning: Watchful, alert Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gray-Gwahr Language origin of Grégoire: Latin Regional origin of Grégoire: Western Europe Languages Grégoire is most common: French, English, Spanish Religions Grégoire is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gray Last letter and sound: E, gwahr Alternative Spelling: Gregoire, Gregor, Grégory, Gregorios
Tabitha
Meaning: Gazelle Gender: Female Pronunciation: Tab-Ih-Thuh Language origin of Tabitha: Germanic Regional origin of Tabitha: Northern Europe Languages Tabitha is most common: English, Arabic Religions Tabitha is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: T, Tab Last letter and sound: A, thuh Alternative Spelling: Tabatha, Tabytha, Tabita
Harriet
Meaning: Home ruler Gender: Female Pronunciation: Hare-Ee-It Language origin of Harriet: Germanic Regional origin of Harriet: Northern Europe Languages Harriet is most common: English, English, French, German Religions Harriet is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: H, Hare Last letter and sound: T, it Alternative Spelling: Harriett, Hariett, Harriette
Gaël
Meaning: Stranger, Gaelic Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gah-El Language origin of Gaël: Latin Regional origin of Gaël: Western Europe Languages Gaël is most common: French, English Religions Gaël is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gah Last letter and sound: L, el Alternative Spelling: Gael, Gaell, Gayel, Gaëll
Sébastien
Meaning: Revered, venerable Gender: Male Pronunciation: Seh-Bas-Tyan Language origin of Sébastien: Latin Regional origin of Sébastien: Western Europe Languages Sébastien is most common: French, English, Spanish Religions Sébastien is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: S, Seh Last letter and sound: N, tyan Alternative Spelling: Sebastian, Sebastién, Sebastienn, Bastien
Kristen
Meaning: Follower of Christ Gender: Female Pronunciation: Kris-Tun Language origin of Kristen: Germanic Regional origin of Kristen: Northern Europe Languages Kristen is most common: English, German Religions Kristen is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: K, Kris Last letter and sound: N, tun Alternative Spelling: Kristin, Kristyn, Christin, Krysten
Noé
Meaning: Rest, comfort Gender: Male Pronunciation: Noh-Ay Language origin of Noé: Latin Regional origin of Noé: Western Europe Languages Noé is most common: French, English, Spanish Religions Noé is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: N, Noh Last letter and sound: É, ay Alternative Spelling: Noe, Noah, Noeh, Noë
Alexandre
Meaning: Defender of mankind Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ah-Lek-Sahn-Druh Language origin of Alexandre: Latin Regional origin of Alexandre: Western Europe Languages Alexandre is most common: French, English, Greek, Spanish Religions Alexandre is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: A, Ah Last letter and sound: E, druh Alternative Spelling: Alexander, Aleksandre, Alexandro, Alessandre
Jean
Meaning: God is gracious Gender: Male Pronunciation: Zhahn Language origin of Jean: Latin Regional origin of Jean: Western Europe Languages Jean is most common: French, English, Spanish Religions Jean is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: J, Zh Last letter and sound: N, ahn Alternative Spelling: John, Johan, Juan, Jon