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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fabienne-Josephine | f | English | Fabienne-Josephine is a double name combining Fabienne ("the bean grower") and Josephin… |
| Fae | f | Latin | The name Fae is an English form of Fay and translates to "the fairy," "the magical one,… |
| Faina | f | English | The first name Faina (Фаина) is a variant of the Greek Phaenna (Φαεννα) and translates … |
| Faine | m | English | Faine is a masculine variant of the English term Fain |
| Fairbanks | m | English | The name Fairbanks has its roots in an old English family name |
| Faith | f | English | Faith, a feminine first name, stands for "the faith" or "the believer" and has its root… |
| Fally | f | African | Fally is a female pet form of the biblical name Eliphalet (אֱלִיפָלֶת), which means 'Go… |
| Fanny-Fara | f | English | Fanny-Fara is a double name combining Fanny ("the little Frenchwoman") and Fara ("the t… |
| Farell | m | English | Farell derives from the Old Irish name Fergal and literally means 'the brave one' |
| Farin | m | Latin | Farin is a masculine first name that originates from Persian |
| Farina | u | Latin | Farina is the feminine variant of Farin and literally means 'the best' |
| Farley | m | English | Farley is a male first name from English, derived from a surname that was originally a … |
| Farly | m | The name Farly means 'sheep pasture' | |
| Farnel | m | English | The name comes from English |
| Fary | m | English | Fary is a boy's name with Old English origins and means "the fair-haired one." It repre… |
| Faun | f | English | Faun represents the feminine form of the name Faunus |
| Fay | f | Latin | The first name Fay is mainly used for females, although it has historically been used f… |
| Fayah | f | Latin | Fayah is a rare derivation of Fay and carries the meanings 'the fairy', 'the magical on… |
| Faye | f | Latin | The name Faye is an English derivative of Fay and metaphorically symbolizes "the fairy"… |
| Faylynn | f | English | The name has its origins in English |
| Feanor | m | English | Feanor (Fëanor) is a masculine first name from the fictional language Quenya, meaning "… |
| Feargal | m | English | Feargal is an English variant of the Irish name Fergal |
| Featherway | f | English | Eng: Feather-Feder Way-Weg -> Federweg |
| Feathra | f | English | The name Feathra is derived from the English word 'feather,' which means 'feather.' Thi… |
| Felicia | f | Latin | The name Felicia represents the feminine variant of Felicio and Felix and is derived fr… |
| Felicia-Maria | f | English | Felicia-Maria is a double name combining Felicia ("the happy one") and Maria ("the belo… |
| Felicity | f | Latin | Felicity is used as a first name for girls and is an English form of Felicitas or Feliz… |
| Felicity-Sophie | f | English | Felicity-Sophie is a double name combining Felicity ("the happy one") and Sophie ("the … |
| Felissa | f | Latin | Felissa is a girl's name that is regarded as a Germanized form of Felisa or Felica |
| Felix | m | Latin | Felix is a name that means 'the happy one', 'the fortunate one', or 'the successful one' |
| Felix-Harley | m | English | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning |
| Fenella | f | Celtic | Fenella is a girl's name that has been adopted from English and has Scottish roots, as … |
| Fenton | m | American | Fenton is an old English, locational surname formed from the Old English words fenn for… |
| Fern | f | English | Fern is a female first name of English origin that refers to the term for a specific plant |
| Ferris | m | English | Ferris is an English masculine first name that can be traced back to a Norman surname a… |
| Festus | m | Latin | Festus is a boy's name that comes from Latin and means "the joyful one." Originally, Fe… |
| Fey | f | Latin | The first name Fey, as the English variant of Fay, means "the fairy," "the magical one,… |
| Feya | f | Latin | Feya is a rare variation of the English name Fay |
| Filomela | f | English | Filomela is considered an alternative spelling of Philomela, which comes from Greek |
| Fin | m | Celtic | The name Fin is a younger variation of the name Finnr (Finn) and also serves as a short… |
| Finch | m | English | Finch, a name predominantly used for men but also for women, originated as a surname |
| Findan | m | Findan is an ancient Anglo-Saxon first name for boys | |
| Finella | f | English | Finella is a derived form of the name Fionnuala, which traces back to the Old Irish nam… |
| Finetta | f | English | The name Finetta is regarded as a short form of Josefina and Josefine, which are femini… |
| Finian | m | Celtic | Finian is a form of Finnian, an Anglicized version of the Celtic and Irish name Finnén |
| Finlay | m | Celtic | Finlay is an anglicized form of the Celtic name Fionnlagh |
| Finleigh | f | Celtic | The name Finleigh is the feminine variant of the Celtic Fionnlagh and its anglicized fo… |
| Finnia | f | English | Finnia is a variant of the name Finnja, which in turn is a feminine form of Finn and ha… |
| Finnian | m | Celtic | Finnian is the anglicized form of the Irish name Finnén |
| Finola | f | English | Finola, a female first name, originates from Irish and is considered a variant of Fenel… |
| Finus | m | Latin | Finus is an extremely rare boy's name |
| Fiola | f | Latin | Fiola is a feminine first name of Latin origin and translates directly to 'the phial', … |
| Fiona | f | American | Fiona is derived from the Celtic name Fionn, which traces back to the Old Irish term Fi… |
| Fionne | f | English | Fionne is the feminine form of Fionn and comes from the ancient Irish term for Finns (F… |
| Fiyero | m | Latin | The boy's name Fiyero is a creation of the author Gregory Maguire from the novel 'Wicked' |
| Fizz | f | English | The name Fizz comes directly from English and metaphorically means 'the Bubbly One.' It… |
| Flavian | m | Latin | The first name Flavian derives from the ancient Roman surname Flavianus, which ultimate… |
| Fleetwood | m | American | Fleetwood is a first name that derives from an old English, place-based surname |
| Fletcher | m | English | Fletcher, as a first name, originates from an old English, occupationally derived famil… |
| Fleur | f | French | Fleur, a girl's name, can be translated from French as 'the flower' or 'the blossom' |
| Fleur-Lisanne | f | English | Fleur-Lisanne is a double name combining Fleur ("the flower") and Lisanne ("God is perf… |
| Fleur-Sophie | f | Greek | The term Fleur stands for 'flower' in French |
| Flicka | f | Swedish | Flicka literally means "girl" in Swedish |
| Flin | m | English | Flin is a modern English variant of Flynn and has its origins in the Irish surname Ó Fl… |
| Flinn | m | English | Flinn is a contemporary English-Irish variant of the name Flynn, which originates from … |
| Flint | m | American | The name Flint literally translates to "flint" in English and can also be interpreted a… |
| Floe | f | Latin | Floe is the American variant of Flor, which is a short form of the names Florentia and … |
| Floella | f | English | Floella is a variant of Floe ("the blooming one") |
| Florida | f | Latin | As a feminine first name, Florida represents meanings such as 'the blooming one', 'the … |
| Florizel | m | Latin | Florizel is considered an invented designation for boys introduced in Shakespeare's "Th… |
| Flory | f | Latin | Flory is an old pet form of Flora from English and Irish and derives from the feminine … |
| Floyde | m | Welsh | Floyde is a less common spelling of Floyd, a variant of the originally Welsh name Lloyd |
| Flynn | m | English | The name Flynn originates from the English language and is a derivative of the Irish Ga… |
| Forrest | m | Latin | The first name Forrest, which can be used for both men and women, has its roots in a Mi… |
| Fox | m | English | Fox, a masculine first name, translates from English to 'the fox' and is primarily know… |
| Foxy | f | English | Foxy is a feminine first name that carries the meaning 'the clever one' or 'the cunning… |
| Franciskus | m | English | Franciskus, a variant of Franziskus, means 'the little Frenchman.' The name originates … |
| Franklin | m | American | Franklin originally comes from English and was commonly used as a surname |
| Fraser | m | English | Fraser is a masculine first name that has its origin in a Scottish family name and poss… |
| Frasier | m | English | Frasier, a masculine first name, is considered a variant of the name Fraser, which orig… |
| Fraya | f | Danish | Fraya, a girl's name, is a Danish variant of Freya and derives from the Old Norse Freyja |
| Freckle | m | English | Freckle translates to 'the one who brings victory' and is the rare English variant of P… |
| Fredaline | f | English | Derived from Freda |
| Freyalina | f | Danish | The name is derived from 'Freya' |
| Friday | m | Friday is a boy's name that originates from the Old English term frigedæg, which means … | |
| Frostie | m | English | Frostie, as a derivative of Frosty, represents the terms 'frosty' and 'icy' |
| Frowe | f | English | Frowe stands for 'woman' and 'lady' in Old High German |
| Fynbar | m | English | Fynbar, a male first name, is an English and Irish form of Finbar, which traces back to… |
| Fynn-Alex | m | Celtic | Fynn-Alex is a double name combining Fynn ("the blonde one") and Alex ("the protector") |