04:31 Sep 21, 2004 |
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see comment Explanation: Your question is not really a Kudoz question, but I'll try to give you some pointers. First of all, as far as meaning is concerned, you will need to do some research. All I can do is to give you a list of names and their English equivalent if they exist or if I know them. Male names: Jean (John), André (Andrew), Guillaume (William), Jacques (Jack), Pierre (Peter), Henri (Henry), George, Frédéric (Frederick), Francis and François (Francis), Daniel, Cyril, Bernard, Bertrand, Benoit, Marcel, Gaston, Maxime, Dominique, Marcel, Alexandre, Paul, and any combinaison with Jean-name (eg, Jean-Pierre, Jean-Paul, etc ...) female names: Sonia, Cécile, Céline, Sophie, Anabelle, Isabelle, Melissa, Emilie, Anne, Véronique, Danielle, Dominique, Danielle, Frédérique, Alexandrine, Agathe, Juliette, Jeanette, Colette, Hélène, Henriette, Gisèle, Valentine, Audrey, Françoise, Sandrine, Catherine, etc. If you can read French, also visit the two sites given and you might find more information. Reference: http://www.bestofprenoms.com/ Reference: http://www.espaceparents.com/index.php?cat=20 |
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