If you are looking for a baby name that conveys a sense of freedom and liberty, then look no further! The baby name list below compiles names from different origins, all of them meaning ‘free.’ We hope you find a name you like on it and remember to let us know if you choose one.
Armani is an Italian surname that is said to mean ‘free.’ The success of the Italian designer Giorgio Armani has led to the use of Armani as a first name, given to both boys and girls.
Carl derives from the Old English word ‘ceorl’ meaning ‘free man.’ It is also the German form of Charles.
Carla is a feminine version of the English name Carl. As such, it means ‘free man.’ It first came into general use in the 1940s.
Pet form of Charles and Charlotte, now commonly given as an independent name to both boys and girls. It also means ‘free man.’
French feminine diminutive of Charles, used in England since the 17th century. It owed its popularity in the 18th and 19th centuries to Queen Charlotte and Charlotte Brontë. The name means ‘free man.’
Francesco is the most common boy’s name in Italy. It has seen a rise in popularity in England in recent years. It is the Italian variant of the French name Francis. The name means ‘free man’.
Frankie is a unisex name M which means ‘he who is free’ if taken from the French name Frank, or ‘person from France’ if taken from the Latin name Francis.
The name Karolina ultimately derives from the masculine name Charles which means ‘free man.’ It is a spelling variant of Carolina and can be most commonly found in English- and Polish-speaking countries.
Liberty derives from the Latin word ‘libertas’, meaning ‘free.’ The name has strong links to America due to the Statue of Liberty.
Saoirse is a name of Irish origin and its meaning is said to be ‘freedom’. It is the name of an Irish Republican newspaper and as such the name has patriotic connotations.
