As a feminine given name, Fleur derives from the French noun for “flower,” and its translation into heraldic symbolism via the fleur-de-lis motif has long evoked notions of lineage and refinement. Adopted into Anglo-American naming conventions in the early twentieth century, it has sustained a discreet yet steady presence in the United States, consistently ranking in the lower quartile of popular female names over recent decades. Pronounced FLUHR (/flœr/) in both French and English contexts, the name retains an intrinsic Gallic elegance, further reinforced by its appearance in contemporary literature, where its bearers are often characterized by poise and sophistication.
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