| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z |
| Faber |
French |
A little blacksmith. |
| Fabian |
Latin |
Bean grower. |
| Fabrice |
Latin |
A craftsman. |
| Fabron |
French |
A little blacksmith. |
| Fadil |
Arabic |
The generous or distinguished one. |
| Fagan |
Gaelic |
The little fiery one. |
| Fairfax |
Old English |
The one with beautiful hair. |
| Fairley |
Old English |
A clearing in the woods. A boy or girl's name. |
| Faisal |
Arabic |
A wise judge. |
| Falgun |
Hindu |
month in the Hindu calendar |
| Falk |
Yiddish |
The falcon. |
| Falkner |
Old French |
A falconer, or falcon handler. |
| Fallon |
Irish |
A leader. A boy or girl's name. |
| Fane |
Old English |
Eager. |
| Faraji |
African |
consolation |
| Farand |
Teutonic |
Attractive, pleasant. |
| Farid |
Arabic |
Unique, unrivalled. |
| Fariel |
Persian |
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| Farkas |
Hungarian |
wolf |
| Farley |
Old English |
From the fern clearing. A boy or girl's name. |
| Farman |
Old Norse |
A traveller or hawker. |
| Farnell |
Old English |
From the hill of ferns. |
| Farnley |
Old English |
From the fern meadow. |
| Farook |
Arabic |
One who can distinguish right from wrong. |
| Farquhar |
Scottish Gaelic |
The dear one. |
| Farrar |
Latin |
blacksmith |
| Farrell |
Celtic |
The valorous one. |
| Farriss |
Gaelic |
A rock. |
| Faulkner |
Old French |
A falconer, or falcon handler. |
| Faust |
Latin |
The fortunate one. |
| Favian |
Latin |
Understanding. |
| Faxon |
Teutonic |
long hair |
| Faysal |
Arabic |
A wise judge. |
| Fear |
English |
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| Februus |
Latin |
Pagan God |
| Fedele |
Italian |
Faithful. |
| Federico |
Italian/Spanish |
A peaceful ruler. |
| Felipe |
Spanish |
A lover of horses. |
| Felix |
Latin |
Happy and prosperous. |
| Felton |
Old English |
From the farm in the field. |
| Fenn |
Old English |
A marsh or fen. |
| Fenton |
Old English |
From the marshlands. |
| Fenwick |
Old English |
From the farm in the marshland. |
| Feodore |
Greek |
The gift of God. |
| Ferdinand |
Teutonic |
Prepared for the journey. An adventurer or traveller. |
| Ferenc |
Latin, Hungarian |
Independent, free |
| Fergal |
Irish Gaelic |
A man of valour. |
| Fergus |
Gaelic |
Fearghas (Gaelic), Feargus. |
| Ferguson |
Gaelic |
Son of Fergus. Manly. |
| Fernando |
|
Daring, adventurous. |
| Fernleigh |
Old English |
From the fern meadow. |
| Fernley |
Old English |
From the fern meadow. |
| Feroz |
Arabic |
Victorious and successful. |
| Ferran |
Arabic |
baker |
| Ferrand |
Old French |
A grey-haired man. |
| Ferrer |
Old French |
The blacksmith. |
| Ferris |
Gaelic |
A rock. |
| Feste |
|
From Shakespeare's play Twelfth Night. |
| Festus |
Latin |
Steadfast. |
| Ffionn |
Welsh |
Foxglove Flower |
| Fiachra |
Irish Gaelic |
A raven. |
| Fidel |
Latin |
Faithful. |
| Fielding |
Old English |
A field dweller. |
| Fife |
Scottish |
A man from Fife. |
| Figaro |
Latin |
Daring, cunning. |
| Filbert |
Teutonic |
Very bright. |
| Filip |
Polish |
A lover of horses. |
| Filippo |
Italian |
A lover of horses. |
| Finbar |
Irish Gaelic |
Fair-headed. |
| Fineas |
Egyptian/Hebrew |
Egyptian: The Nubian (dark-skinned). Hebrew: An oracle. |
| Fingal |
Scottish Gaelic |
The fair stranger. |
| Finian |
Irish Gaelic |
Fair or white. |
| Finlay |
Scottish Gaelic |
The fair warrior. |
| Finley |
|
Fair haired one. |
| Finn |
Irish Gaelic/Old Norse |
Irish Gaelic: The white or fair one. Old Norse: A man from Finland. |
| Finnegan |
Irish Gaelic |
Fair. |
| Fionn |
Celtic |
white, fair |
| Firdos |
Arabic |
Paradise. |
| Firmin |
Latin |
Steadfast and firm. |
| Firth |
Old English |
Of the woodland. |
| Fisk |
Swedish |
fisherman |
| Fitch |
Old French |
A lance or spear. |
| Fitz |
Latin |
son |
| Fitzgerald |
Old French |
The son of Gerald. A spear warrior. |
| Fitzhugh |
Old French |
The son of Hugh. Heart and mind. |
| Fitzjames |
Old French |
The son of James. The supplanter. |
| Fitzpatrick |
Old French |
The son of Patrick. Nobleman. |
| Fitzroy |
Old French |
The son of the king. |
| Fjodor |
Russian |
Fedor, Fiodor |
| Flannan |
Irish Gaelic |
Ruddy, or red-haired. |
| Flannery |
|
Flat land. |
| Flavian |
Latin |
Golden-haired. |
| Flavius |
Latin |
Golden-haired. |
| Fleance |
|
From Shakespeare's play MacBeth. |
| Fleeting |
Old French |
A man from Flanders. |
| Fleming |
Old English |
a native of Flanders |
| Fletcher |
Old French |
Arrow maker. |
| Flint |
Old English |
A hard stone. |
| Floke |
Teutonic, Norse |
guardian of the people |
| Florian |
Latin |
A flower, blooming. The masculine form of flora. |
| Floritzel |
|
From Shakespeare's play A Winter's Tale. |
| Floyd |
Welsh |
The hollow. |
| Fluellen |
|
From Shakespeare's play Henry V. |
| Flynn |
Irish Gaelic |
The red-haired one. |
| Fodor |
Hungarian |
curly haired |
| Folant |
Welsh |
Welsh form of Valentine. Strong, healthy. |
| Folkus |
Hungarian |
people, famous |
| Fonz |
Teutonic |
Noble and ready. |
| Fonzie |
Teutonic |
Noble and ready. |
| Forbes |
Scottish Gaelic |
Prosperous. |
| Ford |
Old English |
From the ford or river crossing. |
| Forest |
Old French |
out of the woods |
| Forester |
Old French |
A forester or gamekeeper. |
| Forrest |
Old French |
Forest dweller. |
| Forrester |
|
Of the forest. |
| Forster |
|
Of the forest. |
| Fortescue |
Old French |
A strong shield. |
| Fortinbras |
|
From Shakespeare's play Hamlet. |
| Fortunato |
Latin |
The fortunate one. |
| Foster |
Old English/Old French |
Old English: A foster parent. Old French: A shearer. |
| Francis |
Latin |
From France, or a free man. |
| Francis |
Latin |
From France, or a free man. |
| Francisco |
Spanish |
From France, or a free man. |
| Frank |
Teutonic |
A member of the tribe of the Franks. Also from the name Francis and Franklin. |
| Franklin |
Old French |
Free man. |
| Frans |
Scandinavian |
From France, or a free man. |
| Franz |
German |
From France, or a free man. |
| Fraser |
Old French |
A strawberry, or from a Norman family name. |
| Frasier |
|
Strawberry. |
| Frayne |
Old French/Old English |
Old French: An Ash tree. Old English: Stranger. |
| Fred |
Teutonic |
A peaceful ruler. From the name Alfred, Frederick and Wilfred. |
| Freddie |
Teutonic |
A peaceful ruler. From the name Alfred, Frederick and Wilfred. |
| Freddy |
Teutonic |
A peaceful ruler. From the name Alfred, Frederick and Wilfred. |
| Frederick |
Teutonic |
A peaceful ruler. |
| Free |
Old English |
in liberty |
| Freeman |
Old English |
A freeborn man. |
| Fremont |
Teutonic |
The noble protector. |
| Frigyes |
Hungarian |
peace, might |
| Frith |
Old English |
Of the woodland. |
| Fritz |
German |
A peaceful ruler. |
| Froth |
|
From Shakespeare's play Measure for Measure. |
| Fudo |
Japanese |
The God of fire and wisdom. |
| Fujita |
Japanese |
field |
| Fulbright |
|
Very light. |
| Fuller |
Old English |
A fuller, or cloth-thickener. |
| Fulton |
Old English |
From the muddy place. |
| Furnell |
Old French |
A furnace. |
| Fyfe |
Scottish |
A man from Fife. |
| Fyodor |
Russian |
The gift of God. |
