No, it hasn't. At the time of the Roman Empire, it was called 'Gaul' in reference to the Gaulish tribes living there.
The rising of the Frankish tribe at the time and after the fall of the roman empire slowly changed the name, in reference to the Franks.
A few examples:
In 843: Francie occidentale
(in English "West Francia" or the West Frankish Kingdom")
in 1190: From "Roi des Francs" to "Roi de France"
(from the Latin reference to the king as rex Franciæinstead of rex Francorum)
in 1205: Royaume de France
(from the Latin reference to the king as regnum Franciæ)
Brittany
the french version kept the original name.
The German name for France is "Frankreich"The German word for France is Frankreich.
the original name in the saga of Tristan and isolde was probably derived from Drust, or Drustan, on the pictish king lists. when the story and the name hit France the poets changed in to a 'T' assuming that it meant sadness.
Her original name is Katie Scarlett O'Hara
Francia
New France
The original name of the Basque Country's Palace Hotel in Biarritz, France is the Villa Eugenie.
Brittany
the french version kept the original name.
hello
France, they are built in the original factory in Molsheim. The Bugatti name is owned by VW.
The original meter stick was held in a vault in France.
The original settlers came from France. They named the city after Orleans, a city in Northern France.
Charles Darnay used the last name "Evremonde" while he was in France. This was his family's original noble name before he renounced his title and adopted his mother's maiden name, Darnay, to disassociate himself from his oppressive family history.
The Schengen Agreement is named after the village of Schengen in Luxembourg, on the border with both France and Germany. This is where the original agreement was signed.
The original name came from Germany and France, It was a high social status name