#274French↑ Rising
youthful, downy — pairs as "Miamour & Juliet"
#298French↑ Rising
esteemed, beloved — pairs as "Miamour & Esme"
#891French
dear — pairs as "Miamour & Chérie"
#929French
French — pairs as "Miamour & Jourdin"
#935French↑ Rising
Land ruler or territory — pairs as "Miamour & Landry"
#547French
bright one — pairs as "Miamour & Bertice"
#597French
pearl — pairs as "Miamour & Perle"
#630French
Derived from Jordan; meaning 'to flow down'. — pairs as "Miamour & Jordain"
#640French
a variant of the name Brian, meaning 'noble' or 'strong' — pairs as "Miamour & Brione"
#848French
Hebrew — pairs as "Miamour & Samuelle"
#849French
Little brook — pairs as "Miamour & Vernet"
#952French
to lift or raise — pairs as "Miamour & Lavere"
#1501French
germinating, sprouting — pairs as "Miamour & Germinal"
#1502French
gift of God — pairs as "Miamour & Dorismond"
#1503French
to rejoice — from Gaudet — pairs as "Miamour & Gaudette"
#1512French
most beautiful — from Callistus — pairs as "Miamour & Calixte"
#1514French
from the land of the ferrets — pairs as "Miamour & Ferland"
#1517French
ruler, leader — pairs as "Miamour & Gault"
#1518French
ruler of the army — pairs as "Miamour & Gaultier"
#1520French
hostage, pledge — pairs as "Miamour & Gismonde"
#1524French
handsome brown — pairs as "Miamour & Beaubrun"
#1525French
baptist — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Baptiste-jean"
#1526French
baptized — from Baptiste — pairs as "Miamour & Baptistin"
#1527French
handsome, beautiful — pairs as "Miamour & Beaudoin"
#1527French
of Cyriacus — from Greek — pairs as "Miamour & Cyriaque"
#1529French
follower of Dionysus — pairs as "Miamour & Dionise"
#1529French
ruler of the army — pairs as "Miamour & Gauthier"
#1540French
flowering, blooming — pairs as "Miamour & Fleury"
#1540French
brave, bold — pairs as "Miamour & Hardi"
#1541French
little key — pairs as "Miamour & Clavelle"
#1543French
from Alba, white — pairs as "Miamour & Albane"
#1545French
noble — pairs as "Miamour & Guste"
#1548French
supplanter — from Jacques — pairs as "Miamour & Jackques"
#1550French
friendship — pairs as "Miamour & Amitie"
#1552French
ruler of the home — from Henriette — pairs as "Miamour & Henriet"
#1052French
God is gracious — pairs as "Miamour & Jovanne"
#1555French
heavenly, celestial — pairs as "Miamour & Célestin"
#1557French
little Brice — from Brice — pairs as "Miamour & Brissette"
#1557French
heavenly — from Céleste — pairs as "Miamour & Célian"
#1557French
from the Elysee Palace — pairs as "Miamour & Elysee"
#1559French
brave or strong — from Arnaud — pairs as "Miamour & Araud"
#1559French
heavenly — from Céleste — pairs as "Miamour & Célien"
#1561French
from the Latin name Caecilius — pairs as "Miamour & Césaire"
#1563French
ruler of the home — from Henri — pairs as "Miamour & Henrion"
#1564French
he who is like the dove — pairs as "Miamour & Côme"
#1565French
derived from the surname Dorville — pairs as "Miamour & Dorvil"
#1566French
little gift — from Dorval — pairs as "Miamour & Dorvilus"
#1569French
great, venerable — from Auguste — pairs as "Miamour & Aguste"
#1574French
dawn, daybreak — pairs as "Miamour & Aube"
#1576French
flourishing, prosperous — from Florent — pairs as "Miamour & Florentien"
#1578French
brave as a bear — from Bernard — pairs as "Miamour & Bernadin"
#1079French
wealthy battle — pairs as "Miamour & Edwidge"
#1581French
watchful, alert — from Grégoire — pairs as "Miamour & Grégorie"
#1585French
supplanter — from Jacques — pairs as "Miamour & Jacquemin"
#1587French
supplanter — from Jacques — pairs as "Miamour & Jacques-james"
#1589French
little bard — pairs as "Miamour & Bardin"
#1589French
brave as a bear — from Bernard — pairs as "Miamour & Bernardin"
#1589French
supplanter — from Jacques — pairs as "Miamour & Jacquet"
#1590French
from Arcadia — pairs as "Miamour & Arcadie"
#1591French
council or assembly — pairs as "Miamour & Boule"
#1591French
flourishing, blooming — pairs as "Miamour & Floriant"
#1593French
clerk or scholar — pairs as "Miamour & Clerc"
#1595French
brave, strong — from Audran — pairs as "Miamour & Audran"
#1095French
French — pairs as "Miamour & Domenique"
#1597French
little arch — pairs as "Miamour & Arcelin"
#1598French
rich protector — pairs as "Miamour & Edme"
#1600French
archangel — pairs as "Miamour & Archange"
#1602French
hyacinth flower — pairs as "Miamour & Hyacinthe"
#1603French
clear, bright — from Clervaux — pairs as "Miamour & Clervius"
#1103French
French — pairs as "Miamour & Finesse"
#1603French
little herb — pairs as "Miamour & Herbin"
#1604French
small or little — pairs as "Miamour & Bodine"
#1604French
famous, renowned — pairs as "Miamour & Clet"
#1605French
from the town of Gourdon — pairs as "Miamour & Gourdon"
#1606French
wealthy protector — pairs as "Miamour & Edmonde"
#1613French
dolphin — pairs as "Miamour & Dauphin"
#1616French
wealthy protector — from Edmund — pairs as "Miamour & Edmé"
#1616French
February — pairs as "Miamour & Fevrier"
#1617French
small button — pairs as "Miamour & Bouton"
#1622French
wealthy guardian — from Edward — pairs as "Miamour & Edou"
#1626French
bright or famous — pairs as "Miamour & Imbert"
#1633French
from the place name Berrien — pairs as "Miamour & Berrien"
#1634French
castle — from Castello — pairs as "Miamour & Castel"
#1636French
diamond — pairs as "Miamour & Diamant"
#1638French
little bin or basket — pairs as "Miamour & Binette"
#1144French
assuming the form of a graceful flower — pairs as "Miamour & Ezelle"
#1645French
son of consolation — pairs as "Miamour & Barnabé"
#1656French
pledge, promise — pairs as "Miamour & Ghiselin"
#1658French
noble wolf — from Adolphe — pairs as "Miamour & Aldophe"
#1658French
innocent, naive — pairs as "Miamour & Candide"
#1658French
God is salvation — pairs as "Miamour & Isaïe"
#1661French
warrior — pairs as "Miamour & Guerrier"
#1664French
faithful, loyal — pairs as "Miamour & Fidele"
#1665French
from Cluny Abbey — pairs as "Miamour & Cluny"
#1668French
to be brave, to be strong — pairs as "Miamour & Erve"
#1672French
bright or shining — pairs as "Miamour & Faubert"
#1677French
faithful, loyal — pairs as "Miamour & Fidèle"
#1682French
golden — from Aurelius — pairs as "Miamour & Auriol"
#1685French
brave warrior — pairs as "Miamour & Guichard"
#1686French
brave or courageous — from Corentin — pairs as "Miamour & Corantin"
#1686French
gift of God — pairs as "Miamour & Geffrard"
#1690French
from the Latin 'falsus' meaning 'false' — pairs as "Miamour & Faus"
#1691French
noble or brave — pairs as "Miamour & Argante"
#1694French
golden — from Aurelius — pairs as "Miamour & Aurèle"
#1697French
wild or untamed — pairs as "Miamour & Fauve"
#1705French
resolute protector — from William — pairs as "Miamour & Guillaine"
#1706French
bean grower — from Fabian — pairs as "Miamour & Favien"
#1708French
beautiful — from Belle — pairs as "Miamour & Bel"
#1209French
Derived from the word 'loi', meaning 'law', suggesting someone who embodies justice. — pairs as "Miamour & Loye"
#1710French
lovable, amiable — pairs as "Miamour & Aimable"
#1714French
woods or forest — pairs as "Miamour & Bois"
#1718French
brave with a spear — pairs as "Miamour & Géralde"
#1719French
resolute protector — pairs as "Miamour & Guimond"
#1725French
a variant of 'Ansel' — pairs as "Miamour & Anse"
#1727French
protected by God — pairs as "Miamour & Anselme"
#1727French
free man — from Charles — pairs as "Miamour & Charlier"
#1727French
from the Old French word for 'guardian' — pairs as "Miamour & Guirand"
#1728French
little bell — pairs as "Miamour & Belin"
#1729French
to love — pairs as "Miamour & Aimer"
#1729French
little Charles — pairs as "Miamour & Charlotin"
#1731French
noble, exalted — from Auxentius — pairs as "Miamour & Auxence"
#1731French
son of Barthelemy — pairs as "Miamour & Bartholemy"
#1731French
disguise, appearance — pairs as "Miamour & Guise"
#1732French
of the island — pairs as "Miamour & Belisle"
#1734French
blessed — from Bélaire — pairs as "Miamour & Belizaire"
#1734French
brave warrior — from Guitard — pairs as "Miamour & Guitard"
#1739French
little gel (young one) — pairs as "Miamour & Gelinas"
#1741French
mist or fog — pairs as "Miamour & Brume"
#1744French
bright, famous — from Hilbert — pairs as "Miamour & Filberte"
#1745French
God is gracious — pairs as "Miamour & Jean-"
#1747French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jean-charles"
#1748French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jean-denis"
#1749French
noble — pairs as "Miamour & Ancelin"
#1749French
bearer of the spear — pairs as "Miamour & Béranger"
#1750French
young boy or child — pairs as "Miamour & Gamin"
#1750French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jean-felix"
#1752French
little heart — from Corentin — pairs as "Miamour & Corlett"
#1753French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jean-gilles"
#1754French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jean-hilaire"
#1755French
brown — from Brun — pairs as "Miamour & Brune"
#1755French
God is gracious — from Jean and Jacques — pairs as "Miamour & Jean-jacques"
#1756French
brown-haired or brown — pairs as "Miamour & Bruneau"
#1756French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jean-louis"
#1757French
beautiful — from Belle — pairs as "Miamour & Bellay"
#1757French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jean-marc"
#1758French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jean-marie"
#1759French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jean-mary"
#1760French
dark-haired or brown — pairs as "Miamour & Brunet"
#1760French
little son — from 'fils' — pairs as "Miamour & Filion"
#1760French
John born on Christmas — pairs as "Miamour & Jean-noel"
#1761French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jean-paul"
#1762French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jean-philippe"
#1763French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jean-pierre"
#1764French
manly, brave, courageous — from Anselm — pairs as "Miamour & Anthelme"
#1764French
horned — from Cornelius — pairs as "Miamour & Corneille"
#1764French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jean-rene"
#1766French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jeanbart"
#1767French
flowering plant — from Anthime — pairs as "Miamour & Anthime"
#1767French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jeancharles"
#1770French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jeanfrancois"
#1771French
little Doin — pairs as "Miamour & Doinel"
#1772French
protector — from Aegidius — pairs as "Miamour & Egide"
#1773French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jeanlouis"
#1275French
derived from Asia, meaning 'the east' or 'sunrise'. — pairs as "Miamour & Asie"
#1775French
bright or shining — pairs as "Miamour & Jalbert"
#1778French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jeannick"
#1779French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jeannin"
#1780French
horn — from Cornelius — pairs as "Miamour & Corné"
#1781French
young goat — from Capra — pairs as "Miamour & Capron"
#1781French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jeannot"
#1782French
little Gendry — pairs as "Miamour & Gendron"
#1782French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Jeannotte"
#1783French
from the bailiff — pairs as "Miamour & Baillieu"
#1784French
John of the Holy — pairs as "Miamour & Jeantoussaint"
#1791French
God's gift — from Dieu — pairs as "Miamour & Dieudson"
#1792French
manly, brave, courageous — from André — pairs as "Miamour & Andoche"
#1792French
God is great — pairs as "Miamour & Dieugrand"
#1792French
son — pairs as "Miamour & Fils"
#1793French
son of love — pairs as "Miamour & Fils-aime"
#1799French
brave or bold — pairs as "Miamour & Giffard"
#1304French
loyalty, faithfulness — pairs as "Miamour & Fayette"
#1818French
fortunate, lucky — pairs as "Miamour & Fortuné"
#1819French
low or humble — pairs as "Miamour & Basse"
#1820French
blind — from Cecilia — pairs as "Miamour & Ceciel"
#1821French
little one — from Basset — pairs as "Miamour & Bassett"
#1823French
goodness or kindness — pairs as "Miamour & Bonet"
#1823French
noble warrior — pairs as "Miamour & Enguerran"
#1826French
happiness — pairs as "Miamour & Bonheur"
#1829French
gentian flower — pairs as "Miamour & Gentiane"
#1832French
lover, beloved — pairs as "Miamour & Amant"
#1836French
little bastion — pairs as "Miamour & Bastin"
#1839French
crown, garland — from Estienne — pairs as "Miamour & Estien"
#1840French
estimate, value — pairs as "Miamour & Estime"
#1847French
spring, fountain — pairs as "Miamour & Fountaine"
#1848French
victorious — from Nicolas — pairs as "Miamour & Colas"
#1858French
guard, protector — pairs as "Miamour & Garde"
#1860French
young or youthful — from Gilles — pairs as "Miamour & Gillet"
#1861French
lame or stutterer — from Blaise — pairs as "Miamour & Blais"
#1861French
bell tower — pairs as "Miamour & Carillon"
#1862French
desire — pairs as "Miamour & Desir"
#1866French
from the woods — pairs as "Miamour & Dubose"
#1867French
brave or valiant — from Gilliard — pairs as "Miamour & Gilliard"
#1868French
a keeper or guardian — pairs as "Miamour & Gare"
#1869French
victorious — from Nicolette — pairs as "Miamour & Colet"
#1869French
God is my judge — from Daniel — pairs as "Miamour & Daniel-louis"
#1871French
baptist — from Baptiste — pairs as "Miamour & Batiste"
#1874French
white, fair — pairs as "Miamour & Blanc"
#1875French
arms, weapons — pairs as "Miamour & Armes"
#1879French
brave, bold — from Blandin — pairs as "Miamour & Blandin"
#1881French
ruler of peace — from Frederick — pairs as "Miamour & Frédérick"
#1881French
young warrior — from Gilles — pairs as "Miamour & Gillon"
#1884French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Danjean"
#1885French
brave or strong — from Gilliard — pairs as "Miamour & Gillyard"
#1891French
little gill — from gille — pairs as "Miamour & Gilot"
#1892French
baptist — from Baptiste — pairs as "Miamour & Battiste"
#1896French
son of the right hand — from Benjamin — pairs as "Miamour & Benjamin-philippe"
#1898French
given, donated — from Donatus — pairs as "Miamour & Donatien"
#1898French
brave with a spear — pairs as "Miamour & Garnier"
#1902French
to be — pairs as "Miamour & Etien"
#1902French
brave or bold — from Giliard — pairs as "Miamour & Gilyard"
#1911French
fait means "made" — pairs as "Miamour & Fait"
#1912French
free man — from François — pairs as "Miamour & Francios"
#1915French
little Frank — from Franc — pairs as "Miamour & Francique"
#1917French
little ball — from Ballou — pairs as "Miamour & Ballou"
#1917French
blessed — from Benoît — pairs as "Miamour & Benon"
#1419French
the sun — pairs as "Miamour & Cyrille"
#1922French
little Francis — from Franciscus — pairs as "Miamour & Francisque"
#1923French
short hill — from Courtenay — pairs as "Miamour & Courtney-"
#1924French
God is gracious — from Jean — pairs as "Miamour & Janou"
#1933French
from the place name Duhon — pairs as "Miamour & Duhon"
#1934French
little beacon — from Fenelon — pairs as "Miamour & Fenelon"
#1950French
eagle power — from Arnold — pairs as "Miamour & Arnoult"
#1956French
of Apollo — pairs as "Miamour & Apollinaire"
#1963French
long-haired — from Caesarius — pairs as "Miamour & Cesaire"
#1964French
gray — from gris — pairs as "Miamour & Gris"
#1464French↑ Rising
Derived from 'laine', meaning 'wool'. — pairs as "Miamour & Laine"
#1971French
God's help — from Elphege — pairs as "Miamour & Elphège"
#1971French
free man — from Francis — pairs as "Miamour & Franque"
#1979French
of Apollo — pairs as "Miamour & Appolinaire"
#1979French
royal, kingly — from Basil — pairs as "Miamour & Bazile"
#1980French
brave spear — from Gerald — pairs as "Miamour & Giraud"
#1981French
A French name with cultural significance — pairs as "Miamour & Frants"
#1983French
little Gaius — pairs as "Miamour & Gatian"
#1987French
cheerful, happy — pairs as "Miamour & Ilaire"
#1988French
little harp — from Arpin — pairs as "Miamour & Arpin"
#1990French
noble, cheerful — from Alain — pairs as "Miamour & Allain"
#1990French
beloved — pairs as "Miamour & Bien-aime"
#1991French
little one — from Huot — pairs as "Miamour & Huot"
#1993French
beloved — from Bien-Aimé — pairs as "Miamour & Bienaime"
#1994French
beloved — pairs as "Miamour & Bienaimé"
#1997French
welcome — pairs as "Miamour & Bienvenue"
#1997French
from the Old French name Brice — pairs as "Miamour & Brieux"
#1511French
a variant of Ramona, meaning ‘wise protector’ — pairs as "Miamour & Ramelle"
#1538French
A feminine form of Jacques, meaning 'supplanter' — pairs as "Miamour & Jacquise"
#1631French
the young one — pairs as "Miamour & Lejeune"
#1641French
little circle — pairs as "Miamour & Rondelle"
#1867French
derived from a term meaning 'hard or strong' — pairs as "Miamour & Durelle"
#1877French
Of the Lord — pairs as "Miamour & domnique"
#1945French
belonging to the Lord — pairs as "Miamour & Domanique"
#1947French
house — pairs as "Miamour & Chez"
#37American
Originally a surname meaning 'ruler of the elves'. — pairs as "Miamour & Avery"
#48Ireland
Irish — pairs as "Miamour & Riley"
#70Hebrew
delight, paradise — pairs as "Miamour & Eden"
#74Germanic
Work ruler; from the Old German name 'Emmerich' — pairs as "Miamour & Emery"
#80USA
Night — pairs as "Miamour & Lyla"
#97Ireland
Wise — pairs as "Miamour & Quinn"
#106American
keeper of the park — pairs as "Miamour & Parker"
#122American↑ Rising
son of Emery — pairs as "Miamour & Emerson"
#126English↑ Rising
English — pairs as "Miamour & Scottie"
#145American↑ Rising
English — pairs as "Miamour & Charlie"
#145France
French — pairs as "Miamour & Remi"
#146France
Fair ruler — pairs as "Miamour & Aubrey"
#156American
from the oak meadow — pairs as "Miamour & Oakley"
#160English
Wise person, from the herb sage, known for its medicinal properties. — pairs as "Miamour & Sage"
#167American
scholar — pairs as "Miamour & Skylar"
#169Scottish↑ Rising
Field or plain — pairs as "Miamour & Blair"
#174Hebrew↑ Rising
Hebrew — pairs as "Miamour & Ariella"
#181English↑ Rising
A beloved name with deep roots — pairs as "Miamour & Sutton"
#189American↑ Rising
English — pairs as "Miamour & Tatum"
#190American↑ Rising
a place of safety or refuge — pairs as "Miamour & Haven"
#192Welsh
Enthusiasm — pairs as "Miamour & Reese"
#194American
boar meadow — pairs as "Miamour & Everleigh"
#199American
from the farm by the warrior's town — pairs as "Miamour & Peyton"
#203American↑ Rising
English — pairs as "Miamour & Stevie"
#214American↑ Rising
Irish — pairs as "Miamour & Lennon"
#220American
A flowing body of water — pairs as "Miamour & River"
#226Israel↑ Rising
movement — pairs as "Miamour & Noa"
#230Ireland↑ Rising
red king — pairs as "Miamour & Rory"
#232English↑ Rising
Old English — pairs as "Miamour & Palmer"
#241American↑ Rising
English — pairs as "Miamour & Collins"
#249Irish↑ Rising
Gaelic — pairs as "Miamour & Rowan"
#281Hebrew
peace — pairs as "Miamour & Shiloh"
#284Italy
priceless, of inestimable worth — pairs as "Miamour & Antonella"
#291American↑ Rising
A woodcutter or someone who saws wood. — pairs as "Miamour & Sawyer"
#292England↑ Rising
flower — pairs as "Miamour & Poppy"
#296American
Allies; friends — pairs as "Miamour & Dakota"
#309American
army hill — pairs as "Miamour & Harlow"
#320Arabic
Arabic — pairs as "Miamour & Samara"
#328American
Derived from a place name meaning 'valley of the River Kent'. — pairs as "Miamour & Kendall"
#339American
Brave; powerful — pairs as "Miamour & Emory"