Blanco does not have a meaning in French as a standard French word, because blanco is Spanish for white, not French. In French, the word for white is blanc for masculine singular, blanche for feminine singular, blancs for masculine plural, and blanches for feminine plural. So blanco in French would be considered a Spanish loanword or a typo, not a French word. However, blanco might appear in French in some contexts, such as in Spanish restaurants in France, in names of Spanish people living in France, or as part of phrases like vin blanc which is white wine, not vino blanco. If you see blanco in a French text, it is likely Spanish influence, a surname, or a brand name like BLANCO, the German sink company. The French translation of blanco would be blanc. For example, blanco in Spanish means white, casa blanca means maison blanche in French. The Spanish surname Blanco would be translated as White in English and Blanc in French. So blanco in French has no official meaning, it is Spanish, and its French equivalent is blanc. If you are asking what blanco means if you are a French speaker encountering it, it means blanc, white. So blanco is not French, it is Spanish, and its French equivalent is blanc for white.
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