The island of beauty is full of pretty Corsican first names for little boys. Find our most beautiful ideas of male first names of Corsican origin to inspire you on the choice of the baby’s first name.
On the Island of Beauty, Italian culture meets French culture and mingle together in a story of this little piece of land in the middle of the Mediterranean! Corsican culture is full ofbaby boy name ideas, due to its mix and diversity, but also thanks to its cultural past. Here is a long list of Corsican first names to give to a boy !
What are some of the rarest male first names of Corsican origin?
In Corsica, some male first names are rareas Orsu, which means bear. Or Pantaleonu which translates to Pantaleon. Some versions of common first names are written in such a way that they become rare, such as Livhju or Lavigliu to say Louis. There is also Nicolusu and Nicorosu which refer to Nicolas. Risterucciu is an uncommon first name in Corsica, like Rinatu (which means René), or even Ghjase for José, but rarely worn in France.
The top 30 Corsican male first names
here are the first names of Corsican origin the most given in France last year:
What original Corsican male first name?
If you are looking for an original first name for a little boy, which evokes Corsica, there is Valériuwhich refers to another uncommon first name in French, Valère. Vittoriu is also an original first name, equivalent to Victor. We also find Paulu for Paul, Orsiliuor Nunziu. Feli, which evokes Felix, is also an original choice, like Dumè, abbreviation of Dumenicu. BiasgiuBlaise’s equivalent, is also unusual, as is Battia way of saying “Baptiste” in Corsican.
Corsican first names for little boys, by letter
in A
If you are looking for a Corsican first name in “a”, there is: Alane, Alessandro, Alessio, Amadeu, Ange, Alanu, Alberta, Ambroggiu, Andria, Anghjulu, Antone, Antonu, Arrigu.
S-shaped
If you are looking for a Corsican first name in “s”, there is: Salvadore, Sampieru, Santu, Saveriu, Sergio, Stefanu, Simone, Santa, Saveriu, Sebastianu.
The old Corsican first names to give to a boy
The most classic Corsican first names for a boy are Niculaiuwhich means Nicholas, Michelle which refers to Michel, matteu. Fiurenzu, which means Florent and which is the name of a Corsican town, is one of the oldest, with Felice for Felix, filipu for Philippe or FrancescuBattistu, Cristofanu for Christophe. In the old first names, there is also Ghjacumu (Jacques), Giuliannu (Julien), Vincente (for Vincent) or even Marcu for Marc.
These Corsican first names for Italian-sounding boys
In general, Corsican first names often resemble Italian first names. But some are said in the same way, or are more evocative than others in their spelling and sound… There are of course Luigi, which means Louis. We also think of Ettorewhich means Hector, to Giuliu for Jules or even to Iviu which refers to Yves. Nunziu is also a Corsican first name that evokes Italy, like Orsiliu, salvadore which is quite close to Salvatore its Italian version, both meaning “saviour”, or Simone for Simon.