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Names That Mean Rance |
224 names found for "Rance" (page 2 of 5) |
Looking for names that mean Rance? We couldn't find the exact name Rance, but listed below are some first names meaning Rance or names similar to the word Rance.
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Celeste
(French)
This French Name is Based on the Latin Caelestis Meaning 'Heavenly'. Used As Both a Masculine and Feminine Name in France
This French Name is Based on the Latin Caelestis Meaning 'Heavenly'. Used As Both a Masculine and Feminine Name in France
Celeste
(French)
This French Name is Based on the Latin 'Caelestis' Meaning Heavenly. Used As Both a Masculine and Feminine Name in France
This French Name is Based on the Latin 'Caelestis' Meaning Heavenly. Used As Both a Masculine and Feminine Name in France
Celestina
(French)
Variant of Celeste : This French Name is Based on the Latin Caelestis Meaning 'Heavenly'. Used As Both a Masculine and Feminine Name in France
Variant of Celeste : This French Name is Based on the Latin Caelestis Meaning 'Heavenly'. Used As Both a Masculine and Feminine Name in France
Celestina
(French)
Variant of Celeste : This French Name is Based on the Latin 'Caelestis' Meaning 'Heavenly'. Used As Both a Masculine and Feminine Name in France
Variant of Celeste : This French Name is Based on the Latin 'Caelestis' Meaning 'Heavenly'. Used As Both a Masculine and Feminine Name in France
Celestine
(French)
Variant of Celeste : This French Name is Based on the Latin 'Caelestis' Meaning 'Heavenly'. Used As Both a Masculine and Feminine Name in France
Variant of Celeste : This French Name is Based on the Latin 'Caelestis' Meaning 'Heavenly'. Used As Both a Masculine and Feminine Name in France
Charles
(Shakespearean)
'King Henry V' Charles the Sixth, Dauphin and Afterwards King of France. 'As You Like It' Wrestler to Frederick
'King Henry V' Charles the Sixth, Dauphin and Afterwards King of France. 'As You Like It' Wrestler to Frederick
Diane
(French)
The French Form of the Latin Diana. Famous Bearer: Diane De Poitiers, Mistress of France's King Henri Ii.Divine. Mythological Ancient Roman Divinity Diana Was Noted for Beauty and Swiftness; Often Dep
The French Form of the Latin Diana. Famous Bearer: Diane De Poitiers, Mistress of France's King Henri Ii.Divine. Mythological Ancient Roman Divinity Diana Was Noted for Beauty and Swiftness; Often Dep
Dianne
(French)
The French Form of the Latin Diana. Famous Bearer: Diane De Poitiers, Mistress of France's King Henri Ii.Divine. Mythological Ancient Roman Divinity Diana Was Noted for Beauty and Swiftness; Often Dep
The French Form of the Latin Diana. Famous Bearer: Diane De Poitiers, Mistress of France's King Henri Ii.Divine. Mythological Ancient Roman Divinity Diana Was Noted for Beauty and Swiftness; Often Dep
Fan
(Latin)
Diminutive of Frances: from France, or Free One. Feminine of Francis. Famous Bearers: British Novelist Frances Burney and Actress Frances Kemble
Diminutive of Frances: from France, or Free One. Feminine of Francis. Famous Bearers: British Novelist Frances Burney and Actress Frances Kemble
Fanny
(English)
Pet Name Meaning Free; Variant of Frances. Derived from Frances. Famous Bearer: the Fictional Heroine of John Cleland's 'Fanny Hill'
Pet Name Meaning Free; Variant of Frances. Derived from Frances. Famous Bearer: the Fictional Heroine of John Cleland's 'Fanny Hill'
Fanny
(Latin)
Diminutive of Frances: from France, or Free One. Feminine of Francis. Famous Bearers: British Novelist Frances Burney and Actress Frances Kemble
Diminutive of Frances: from France, or Free One. Feminine of Francis. Famous Bearers: British Novelist Frances Burney and Actress Frances Kemble
Franca
(Spanish)
A Dimunitive of Francisca, Derived from the Latin Francis, Meaning French, from France, or Free One
A Dimunitive of Francisca, Derived from the Latin Francis, Meaning French, from France, or Free One
France
(Shakespearean)
'All's Well That Ends Well.' the King of France. 'Tragedy of King Lear' King of France
'All's Well That Ends Well.' the King of France. 'Tragedy of King Lear' King of France