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Names starting with F
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- Faadumo Somali form of Fatima
- Fabian of the Fabius family, probably from faba 'bean'
- Fabien bean grower; from Fabius
- Fabienne bean grower; from Fabius
- Fabio from Fabius, probably 'bean'
- Fabiola from Fabius, probably 'bean'
- Fabrice craftsman, smith; from Fabricius
- Fabricio craftsman, from Fabricius
- Fabrizio craftsman, from Fabricius
- Fadi redeemer, savior
- Fadime Turkish form of Fatima, one who weans
- Fadrique old Spanish form of Frederick, peaceful ruler
- Fadwa self-sacrifice
- Fadzai make happy
- Fae form of Fay; fairy
- Fafa peace, calm, coolness
- Fah sky; light blue
- Fahd panther, leopard
- Faheem intelligent, understanding
- Fahim understanding, intelligent
- Fahmi understanding, intelligence (Arabic fahm)
- Faiga form of Feige: bird
- Faigy pet form of Yiddish Feige, 'bird'
- Fainche free, or little fox
- Faiq excellent, outstanding
- Fairfax fair-haired
- Fairuz turquoise
- Fairy the English word fairy, a magical being
- Faisal decisive, a judge separating right from wrong
- Faith faith, trust, belief
- Faiz abundance, grace; the poet Faiz Ahmad Faiz
- Faiza victorious, successful
- Faizan generosity, abundance
- Fajar dawn, daybreak
- Fajr dawn
- Fakhita ring dove
- Fakhri glorious, proud
- Falah success, prosperity
- Falco falcon
- Falguni born in the spring month of Phalguna
- Falicia form of Felicia: lucky, happy
- Falisha form of Felicia: lucky, happy
- Fallon from Ó Fallamhain, 'leader, ruler'
- Fallyn form of Fallon, from Ó Fallamhain: leader
- Falstaff English surname, perhaps "fall staff"
- Faly happy
- Falyn form of Fallon: descendant of Fallamhan (leader)
- Fanar lighthouse
- Fañch Breton form of Francis, Frenchman or free one
- Fanchon pet form of Françoise: French, free
- Fancy word name: fanciful, decorative; also a pet form of Frances
- Fand tear, or pearl; sea goddess beloved of Cú Chulainn
- Fang fragrant (芳)
- Faniry wish, desire, in Malagasy
- Fannar snowdrift
- Fannia attested name of Fannia, Stoic heroine exiled under…
- Fannie pet form of Frances; Frenchman, free
- Fanny pet form of Frances; Frenchman, free
- Fannye pet form of Frances: from France, free
- Fanomezantsoa good gift
- Fantasia fantasy, imagination
- Fantine perhaps from Old French enfantine, "childlike"
- Faolan little wolf
- Farah joy, happiness
- Farai rejoice
- Faraji consolation, comfort
- Faramarz meaning uncertain; son of Rostam
- Faramir coined by J. R. R. Tolkien for The Lord of the Rings
- Farangis meaning uncertain; heroine of the Shahnameh
- Faraz height, elevation
- Fareeha "joyful, happy"
- Farhad helper, aid; the lover of Shirin in poetry
- Farhan happy, joyful
- Fariba charming, enchanting
- Farid unique, unrivalled
- Farida unique, matchless, precious
- Faris horseman, knight
- Farley fern clearing (English place name)
- Farnaz glorious grace
- Farore coined by Nintendo for The Legend of Zelda; the goddess of…
- Farrel form of Farrell: man of valor
- Farrokh fortunate, auspicious
- Farrukh fortunate, auspicious (Uzbek, Tajik)
- Farshad happy, joyful
- Farshid splendid light, shining glory
- Faruk one who distinguishes truth from falsehood
- Faruq one who distinguishes right from wrong
- Farzad born of glory, of divine splendor
- Farzaneh wise, learned
- Farzona wise (Tajik)
- Fastrada firm counsel (fast + rad); wife of Charlemagne d. 794
- Fatbardha of white (good) fortune; from fat 'luck' and bardhë 'white'
- Fate from the English word fate: destiny
- Fateh victory (Sikh usage)
- Fatema form of Fatima: one who abstains, or weaning
- Fatemeh Persian form of Fatima, one who weans
- Fatih conqueror
- Fatima one who weans, abstains; daughter of the Prophet Muhammad
- Fatjon our luck; from fat 'luck' and jonë 'our'
- Fatmir good fortune; from fat 'luck' and mirë 'good'
- Faton lucky, fortunate; from fat 'luck'
- Fatos brave, bold
- Fatou Wolof form of Fatima
- Fatoumata West African form of Fatima, 'one who weans'
- Faust fortunate, from Latin faustus
- Fausta auspicious, lucky
- Faustina auspicious, lucky
- Faustine lucky, fortunate
- Fausto auspicious, lucky
- Faustus fortunate, lucky; Faustus Cornelius Sulla, son of the…
- Favian form of Fabian, from Roman family name Fabius (bean)
- Favio form of Fabio (Fabius): bean grower
- Faviola form of Fabiola, from Fabius; bean
- Fawad heart (Arabic fuad)
- Fawaz successful, victorious
- Fawkes English surname, from Norman Faulques, "falcon"
- Fawn young deer
- Fawwaz triumphant, successful
- Faye from Old French fae 'fairy'; also linked to faith
- Fayette from (La)fayette, Old French 'little beech'
- Faythe form of Faith: trust, belief
- Fe faith
- Fearchar Scottish Gaelic, from fear, man, and car, dear
- Fearghal man of valor
- Feather word name: a bird's feather
- Fedde Frisian short form of names with frid, peace
- Fedele Italian word meaning faithful
- Fedelm prophetess of Connacht in the Táin; meaning uncertain
- Federica peaceful ruler; feminine of Federico
- Federico peaceful ruler; poet Federico García Lorca
- Fedot Russian form of Theodotus, given by God
- Fei to fly (飞); also fragrant (菲) for girls
- Feidhlim Irish, often explained as ever good
- Feidlimid attested name of Feidlimid mac Crimthainn, king of Munster…
- Feifei fragrant, luxuriant (菲菲) or flying (飞飞)
- Feike Frisian short form of names with frid, peace
- Feiyan flying swallow (fei + yan); Zhao Feiyan, Han dynasty…
- Fela short for Olufela, God spreads greatness; musician Fela Kuti
- Felat salvation, liberation
- Felecia form of Felicia; lucky, happy
- Felica form of Felicia; lucky, happy
- Felicia lucky, happy
- Feliciana feminine of Felicianus: lucky, happy
- Feliciano lucky, happy, from Felicianus
- Felicien lucky, happy
- Felicite happiness, good fortune
- Felicity happiness, good fortune
- Feliks Polish form of Felix, lucky or happy
- Felim ever good
- Felipe lover of horses
- Felisha spelling of Felicia: lucky, happy
- Felita diminutive of Felicia: lucky, happy
- Feliu Catalan form of Felix, lucky or happy
- Felix lucky, happy, fortunate
- Feliz happy
- Felton English place name, field town
- Femi love me; short for Oluwafemi
- Femke Frisian diminutive of names with frid, peace
- Fempellec attested name of Fempellec, last of Naymlap's line in…
- Fen fragrance, sweet smell (芬)
- Fenella white shoulder; from Fionnghuala
- Fenfang fragrant, sweet-smelling (芬芳)
- Feng wind (风); also peak (峰) or phoenix (凤)
- Fengxian honor the ancestors (feng + xian); courtesy name of Lu Bu,…
- Fengyi phoenix (凤) or wind (风) + ceremony or fitting (仪, 怡)
- Fenix form of Phoenix, the mythical bird reborn from fire
- Fenna Frisian name, possibly from frid, peace
- Fenton town by a fen (marsh)
- Feodosiya gift of God; Russian form of Theodosia
- Ferd short form of Ferdinand: bold journey
- Ferdia man of God; foster brother of Cú Chulainn
- Ferdinand bold journey
- Ferenc Frenchman, free one; Hungarian form of Francis
- Fereshteh angel
- Fereydun third, or 'threefold'; a mythical king of the Shahnameh
- Fergal man of valor; anglicized Fearghal
- Fergus man of vigor, strong man
- Ferguson son of Fergus, man of vigor
- Fermín firm, steadfast
- Fern the fern plant
- Fernán medieval short form of Fernando, from fard, journey, and…
- Fernand bold journey, daring traveler
- Fernanda feminine of Fernando, Germanic 'journey' and 'bold'
- Fernande feminine of Fernand: bold journey
- Fernando bold journey, ready for the journey
- Ferran form of Ferdinand, 'bold journey'
- Ferrell from Ó Fearghail; man of valor
- Ferris from Irish Fearghus; man of strength
- Ferruccio Italian diminutive generally linked to ferro, iron
- Feruza turquoise (Uzbek)
- Fetu star
- Fevronia Russian form of Febronia, possibly from Phoebe, bright
- Feyd coined by Frank Herbert for Dune
- Feyre coined by Sarah J. Maas for A Court of Thorns and Roses
- Feyza abundance, plenty
- Ffion foxglove; rose-colored
- Fflur flower
- Ffraid Welsh form of Brigid: exalted one
- Fiachra raven; one of the Children of Lir
- Fiacre French form of Fiachra, from fiach 'raven'; St Fiacre,…
- Fiadh wild; also deer
- Fiamma flame
- Fiammetta little flame
- Fianait little deer, little wild one
- Fidel faithful
- Fidelia faithful
- Fidélio from Latin fidelis, faithful; known from Beethoven's opera
- Fidencio from Latin fidentia: confidence, trust
- Fides faith, trust; Roman goddess of good faith
- Fielding dweller in the open fields
- Fien short form of Josephine: God will increase
- Fiete North German diminutive of Friedrich: peaceful ruler
- Fiifi born on Friday (Fante form)
- Fikir love
- Fikre my love
- Fikret thought, reflection
- Fili from the dwarf list of the Völuspá
- Filiberto form of Philibert; very bright
- Filip lover of horses; form of Philip
- Filipa lover of horses
- Filipe lover of horses
- Filipo Samoan form of Philip, lover of horses
- Filippo lover of horses
- Filippos Greek form of Philip, lover of horses
- Filius son
- Filmon Eritrean form of Philemon, loving
- Filomena loving mind, or loved strength
- Finbar fair-headed, white-haired; St Finbarr, patron of Cork
- Fingal fair stranger; hero of Macpherson's Ossian
- Fínín Irish form of Finian, from finn, white or fair
- Finis end, finish
- Finlay fair warrior
- Finlee form of Finley: fair-haired warrior
- Finleigh form of Finley: fair-haired warrior
- Finley from Fionnlagh: fair warrior
- Finn fair, white, bright; Fionn mac Cumhaill, legendary hero
- Finnegan from Irish O Fionnagain, from fionn, fair, white
- Finnian little fair or white one; name of several Irish saints
- Finnick coined by Suzanne Collins for Catching Fire
- Finnigan form of Finnegan: little fair one
- Finnley spelling of Finley: fair warrior
- Finnur Icelandic form of Finn, a Sámi or Finnish person
- Finola white shoulder; anglicized Fionnuala
- Fintan possibly white fire or fair ancient one
- Fiona fair, white; coined by James Macpherson from Gaelic fionn
- Fionn fair, white, bright; Fionn mac Cumhaill, legendary hero
- Fionnait little fair one
- Fionnan little fair or white one
- Fionnlagh fair warrior; Gaelic Finlay
- Fionnuala white shoulder; one of the Children of Lir
- Fiora flower
- Fiore flower
- Fiorella little flower
- Fiorenza Italian form of Florentia, flowering
- Fiorenzo flourishing, blossoming
- Firas perspicacity, insight
- Firat the Euphrates river
- Firdaus paradise, garden of heaven
- Firdausi paradise
- Firdavs paradise (Tajik, Uzbek)
- Firmin firm, steadfast
- Firmino from Latin firmus, firm or steadfast
- Firouz victorious, triumphant
- Firouzeh turquoise
- Firuz victorious (Tajik)
- Fischer German occupational surname: fisherman
- Fisher from an occupational surname, 'fisherman'
- Fisnik noble
- Fitiavana love, in Malagasy
- Fitim victory, gain
- Fitore victory
- Fitri pure, natural disposition (from Arabic fitrah)
- Fitzgerald son of Gerald: spear ruler
- Fitzwilliam Norman surname, "son of William"
- Fiyero coined by Gregory Maguire for Wicked
- Fiyinfoluwa give glory to God
- Fiz Galician form of Felix, lucky or happy
- Fiza breeze, atmosphere, open space
- Fjolla snowflake
- Flann blood red
- Flannan little red one
- Flannery from Ó Flannabhra: red eyebrows
- Flavia golden, blonde
- Flavio golden, blonde
- Fleance of uncertain origin; the son of Banquo in Holinshed and…
- Fleming a person from Flanders
- Fletcher arrow maker
- Fleur flower
- Flint the hard stone flint
- Flo short form of Florence; flourishing
- Floarea the flower
- Floki from Hrafna-Floki, the Norse discoverer of Iceland
- Floor Dutch form of Flora: flower
- Flor flower
- Flora flower; Flora MacDonald of the Jacobite rising
- Floraidh Scottish Gaelic form of Flora, from Latin flos, flower
- Florance form of Florence: blossoming, flourishing
- Florence flourishing, blossoming
- Florencia flourishing, blossoming
- Florene form of Florine; flowering
- Florent flourishing, blossoming
- Florentina flourishing, blossoming
- Florentino from Florentius: blossoming, flourishing
- Floretta little flower
- Floria flowering, blooming
- Florian flowering, flourishing
- Florice form of Floris: flowering, blooming
- Florida flowery, from Spanish florida
- Florie pet form of Flora: flower
- Florin flowering, from Florinus
- Florina flowering
- Florinda flowering
- Florindo from Latin flos, flower
- Florine from Latin florus, flowering
- Floris flowering
- Florita little flower
- Florizel from Florisel, hero of the Spanish Amadis romances, from…
- Florrie pet form of Florence: blossoming
- Flossie pet form of Florence; flourishing, blossoming
- Floyce form of Floyd (Lloyd): gray, gray-haired
- Floyd form of Lloyd, 'gray'
- Floye feminine of Floyd (Lloyd): gray
- Flutura butterfly
- Flynn descendant of Flann: red, ruddy
- Fodla goddess and poetic name of Ireland; meaning uncertain
- Fokke Frisian short form of names with folk, people
- Folake cherished with wealth
- Folasade honor confers a crown
- Folau voyage, journey; voyager
- Folke people, folk
- Folkert people brave
- Folkje Frisian feminine diminutive from Germanic folk, people
- Foma Russian form of Thomas, twin
- Fon rain
- Fonda inn, from Spanish fonda; also Italian surname 'deep'
- Foram fragrance
- Ford river crossing
- Forest forest
- Forough light, radiance
- Forrest from forest; English surname for a forest dweller
- Forseti presiding one, chairman; Norse god of justice
- Fortino from Latin fortis: strong
- Fortuna fortune, luck; Roman goddess of fortune
- Fortunato fortunate, lucky
- Fortune fortunate
- Fosca Italian word meaning dark or dusky
- Foster forester, or a foster parent
- Fotini light, radiant
- Fotis light
- Fox fox
- Foy French foi: faith; Saint Foy
- Frøya Norwegian form of Freya, lady; Norse goddess of love and…
- Fraidy form of Freyde: joy
- Fran short for Frances, "French, free"
- France Frenchman, free one; Slovene form of Francis; poet France…
- Francena elaboration of Frances: Frenchman, free one
- Francene form of Francine; Frenchwoman, free
- Frances feminine of Francis: Frenchman, free
- Francesca Frenchwoman, free
- Francesco Frenchman, free; St Francis of Assisi
- Franchesca spelling of Francesca, 'Frenchwoman, free'
- Francia France, from the Franks (free)
- Francie pet form of Frances; Frenchwoman, free
- Francies form of Frances: Frenchwoman, free one
- Francina form of Frances: Frenchman, free one
- Francine diminutive of Frances: Frenchwoman, free
- Francis Frenchman; a free man
- Francisca Frenchwoman, free
- Francisco Frenchman, free
- Franciszek Frenchman, free one; Polish form of Francis
- Franco free; Frank
- Francois Frenchman, free one
- Francoise French, free
- Frane Croatian form of Francis, Frenchman or free one
- Franek Polish diminutive of Franciszek, Frenchman or free one
- Frank a Frank (member of the Germanic tribe); later also free
- Frankie pet form of Frank or Francis: Frenchman, free
- Franklin free landholder (Middle English frankeleyn)
- Franky pet form of Frank and Francis; Frenchman, free
- Franny pet form of Frances, "free"
- Fransico form of Francisco: Frenchman, free one
- Frantz form of Franz (Francis): Frenchman, free one
- Franziska German form of Frances, "French, free"
- Fraser from the clan surname; possibly from French fraise,…
- Frashaoshtra having capable camels; early follower of Zarathustra
- Frasier variant of Fraser, a Scottish clan name of uncertain origin
- Frauke little lady
- Fravashi guardian spirit; the protective spirit of each soul
- Fred short form of Frederick: peaceful ruler
- Freda peace; short form of Frederica or Winifred
- Freddie diminutive of Frederick: peaceful ruler
- Fredegund peace and battle (frithu + gund); Frankish queen d. 597…
- Frederic peaceful ruler
- Frederica feminine of Frederick: peaceful ruler
- Frederick peaceful ruler
- Fredia feminine of Fred (Frederick); peaceful ruler
- Fredrica feminine form of Frederick: peaceful ruler
- Fredrick spelling of Frederick, 'peaceful ruler'
- Fredricka form of Frederica: peaceful ruler
- Fredy diminutive of Frederick: peace ruler
- Freedom from the English word freedom
- Freeman free man, an English surname for one not a serf
- Freerk Frisian form of Frederik: peaceful ruler
- Frej lord; Swedish form of Freyr
- Freja lady; Danish and Swedish form of Freya
- French surname meaning Frenchman
- Frey lord
- Freya lady; Norse goddess of love and beauty
- Freydis from the god Freyr and Old Norse dís, goddess; Freydís…
- Freyr lord; Norse god of fertility and prosperity
- Frida peace, beautiful; Frida Kahlo
- Friday day of Frigg, the Norse goddess, wife of Odin
- Frideswide strong peace; Saint Frideswide, patron of Oxford
- Fridtjof from Old Norse friðr, peace, and þjófr, thief
- Frieda peace
- Friederike feminine of Friedrich: peaceful ruler
- Friedrich peaceful ruler
- Frieren coined by Kanehito Yamada for Frieren; from German frieren,…
- Frigg beloved; wife of Odin
- Frigga beloved; the Norse queen of the gods
- Frigyes Hungarian form of Frederick, peaceful ruler
- Frisk coined by Toby Fox for Undertale, from English "frisk", to…
- Fritigern eager for peace (frithus + gairns); Gothic leader at…
- Fritz short form of Friedrich: peaceful ruler
- Fróði wise, learned; the legendary Danish king Fróði
- Frode wise, learned
- Frodo from Old English Froda, "wise"
- Froilan from Froila, from Germanic frô: lord, master
- Fronia pet form of Sophronia: self-controlled, sensible
- Fronie pet form of Sophronia: self-controlled, sensible
- Frosina Macedonian form of Euphrosyne, joy or mirth
- Froylan form of Froilan: lord + land
- Frumentius of grain; Frumentius (Abba Salama), first bishop of Aksum…
- Fruzsina Hungarian form of Euphrosyne, joy or mirth
- Fu fortune, good luck (福)
- Fu Rong lotus, hibiscus (芙蓉)
- Fuhito without equal (written fu-hi-to); Fujiwara no Fuhito,…
- Fuhua wealth, fortune (富) + splendor, China (华)
- Fuji wisteria (藤)
- Fujiko "wisteria child" (藤子) or "Fuji child" (富士子)
- Fuka wind + flower or fragrance (風花, 風香)
- Fulbert from Germanic fulc, people, and beraht, bright
- Fulgencio Spanish form of Fulgentius, shining
- Fulla bountiful, full; handmaid of Frigg
- Fulton English place name: bird (fowl) town
- Fulvia yellowish, tawny
- Fulvio from the Roman family name Fulvius, from fulvus, tawny or…
- Fulya jonquil, narcissus
- Fumika writing, literature (文) + fragrance (香)
- Fumiko child of literature (文子)
- Fumiya writing, literature (文) + also (也)
- Funmilayo give me joy
- Furaha joy, happiness
- Fürchtegott Pietist German name meaning fear God
- Furina coined by HoYoverse for Genshin Impact
- Furkan the criterion (distinguishing right and wrong); a name of…
- Furman surname for a carter, a wagon driver
- Fursa attested name of St Fursa, Irish missionary to East Anglia…
- Futaba "two leaves", a sprout (双葉)
- Futodama great spirit or jewel (futo + tama); ancestral god of the…
- Fuxi subdue + breath (伏羲); the culture hero who devised the…
- Fuyu winter (冬)
- Fuyuki winter tree (冬樹)
- Fuyumi winter + beauty (冬美)
- Fy sweet, pleasant
- Fynlo Manx form of Finlay: fair warrior
- Fyodor gift of God; Russian form of Theodore