"Traditional French name"
The name Dreux is commonly a unisex name from the "French" origin.
Dreux is a French place name, the town in the Eure-et-Loir department whose name comes from a Gaulish people recorded in Latin as the Durocasses. It is also a French surname, and the House of Dreux was a Capetian cadet branch founded by Robert, a son of Louis VI. As a given name it is a transferred use of the place name or the surname rather than a name with an independent lexical meaning.
The pronunciation of Dreux is DROO.
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