| Bertram | French | From the Old High German Berahtram,.. |  |  |
| Bette | French | An alternative to Betty, a short fo.. |  | |
| Bibiane | French | From the Latin Bibiana, a variant o.. |  | |
| Billie | French | A familiar form of Belle, which m.. | | |
| Blaise | French | Of uncertain etymology, some believ.. | | |
| Blanche | French | From the French blanche (white, bla.. | | |
| Blondelle | French | Meaning "blond" or "fair-haired." | | |
| Boone | French | Meaning "good." |  | |
| Borden | French | Meaning "cottage."
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| Bourne | French | Meaning "border."
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| Boyce | French | Meaning "woods" or "forest." | | |
| Briar | French | Meaning "heather." | | |
| Brice | French | Derived from the Latin Britius, a n.. | | |
| Brigitte | French | From the Irish Gaelic Brighid, whic.. | | |
| Bruno | French | A borrowing from the Old High Germa.. | | |
| Burke | French | Meaning "fortress" or "castle." | | |
| Cable | French | Meaning "rope."
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| Cachet | French | Meaning "prestigious" or "desirous... | | |
| Camille | French | Derived from the Latin Camilla (vir.. | | |
| Camille | French | Derived from the Latin Camilla (vir.. | | |
| Cannon | French | Meaning "church official" or "large.. | | |
| Cantrelle | French | Meaning "song.' | | |
| Caressa | French | Variation of Caresse, which means.. | | |
| Carole | French | Short form of the Latin Carolus, wh.. | | |
| Caroline | French | Feminine form of the Latin Carolus,.. | | |
| Carvell | French | Meaning "village on the marsh." | | |
| Cassius | French | Signifies "hollow." The boxer Muham.. | | |
| Catherine | French | From the Greek Aikaterine, which is.. | | |
| Cecil | French | From the Latin Caecilius, an old Ro.. | | |
| Cecile | French | French cognate of the English Cecil.. | | |
| Celeste | French | Derived from celeste (celestial, he.. | | |
| Celine | French | From the Latin CaeiTna, which is fr.. | | |
| Cendrine | French | From the French Cendrillon (Cindere.. | | |
| Cerise | French | Derived from cerise (cherry, cherry.. | | |
| Cesar | French | From the Latin Caesar, a name of un.. | | |
