First names of Corsican origin are often rare and original. These traditional first names, which are often passed down from generation to generation, appeal to young parents. Here are all our most beautiful Corsican first name ideas for girls and boys!
Would you like to give your baby a Corsican first name? On the Island of Beauty, which brings together Corsican culture, French culture and Italian culture, there are many ideas for naming a boy like a girl… You are looking to name your baby with a Corsican first name ? Follow our guide!
Female Corsican first names
Female Corsican first names are successful! It must be said that they are varied and have very nice sounds. There is for example Lesia, Mattea, Serena, Antonia, Livia, Adelina. Among the most popular are also Flora, Davia, Lelia, which also have the particularity of being original in their form and their pronunciation. Chjara, Lisandrina, Renata or even Carla-Maria are other Corsican first name ideas for a little girl. Whether compound, short, long, old, rare or modern… Corsican female first names always have a pretty melody.
Male Corsican first names
If you are looking for a Corsican male first name for your baby boy, there are very pretty ones… This is the case with Alessio, Lucca which is a classic,Orso Also. Lisandro, Paolo and Angel are other typically Corsican references. We also find Petru Santu (which means Pierre Toussaint), and Ettore which refers to Hector in Italian. Carlu, Battista, Saveriu, Luigi are other essential Corsican men. We also note Ghjuvanni, Nunziu, Orsilu, Batti which are more original!
What are the rare Corsican first names?
On the Island of Beauty, some Corsican first names are rare! This is the case of Bibiana for girls, from Divotta, from Desideria which refers to the notion of desire. isabeddaone of the forms of Isabelle is rarely given, as Dhjilormina which means Jeromine. Lisandrina is not the most common either.
As for the boys, in rare first names, we can note Nicolusu, Rinatu, Ghjasé or even Livhju which means Louis. Pantaleonuwhich is translated by Pantaléon is not very common either… Nicorusu is one of the few first names, like Risterucciu.
Which old Corsican first name to choose for your baby?
There are great classics in Corsica, which are also old first names: Teresa, Isabella, Maria, Carla, Maddalena, Margherita... This is also the case for compound first names such as Anna Carlotta, Maria Carulina, Maria Paula. Other old options for naming your daughter with a Corsican first name: Santa, Agata, Natalia or Pasqualea must in Corsican history!
For boys, there are also old Corsican first names, such as Anthony for Anthony, Michelle, Matteu, Francescu, Filippu. Cristofanu, Battistu or Battista are also old first names, just like Giualiann or Marco.