Baby Names that Start with “F”

Baby Girl Names That Start with “F”

Fabiana (fah-bya-na)

Means “bean,” of Latin origin

Fabiola (fah-byo-la)

Means “bean,” of Italian origin

Fadia (fah-dya)

Means “savior,” of Arabic origin

Fadime (fahdeem)

Means “abstinence,” of Turkish origin

Fadumo (fa-doo-mo)

Means “to avoid,” of Somali origin

Faeryn (fay-rin)

Means “fairy,” of English origin

Faige (fay-geh)

Means “little bird,” of Yiddish origin, also spelled Faygeh or Faigeh

Faina (fye-na)

Means “shining,” of Finnish and Swedish origin

Fahima (faheema)

Means “sage or scholar,” of Arabic origin

Faith (fayth)

Means “faith,” of English origin

Fakihah (fah-kee-ha)

Means “fruit,” of Arabic origin

Falisha (fa-lee-sha)

Means “happiness,” of Arabic origin

Fanny (fan-nee)

Means “crown or wreath,” of French origin, also spelled Fanni or Fannie

Fantine (fahnteen)

Means “child,” of French origin

Farahnaz (fa-rah-nahz)

Means “joy, gladness,” of Arabic and Persian origin

Farida (fa-reeda)

Means “precious,” of Arabic origin, also spelled Fareeda

Farners (fahr-ners)

Means “Mother of the God of farmers,” of Catalan origin

Farrah (fair-ah)

Means “joy,” of Arabic origin

Faryal (far-yahl)

Meaning unknown, of Urdu origin

Farzaneh (far-zah-neh)

Means “wisdom”, of Persian origin

Fatimah (fahteema)

Means “abstinence,” of Arabic, Urdu and Malay origin, also spelled Fatima or Fateema

Fatin (fah-teen)

Means “charming, fascinating”, of Arabic origin

Faustina (fow-stee-na)

Means “auspicious,” of Latin origin

Faye (fey)

Means “fairy,” of English origin, also spelled Fay

Fawn (fahn)

Means “young deer,” of English origin

Febina (feh-bee-na)

Meaning unknown, of Icelandic origin

Felia (feelya)

Means “to help, benefit” of Finnish origin

Felicia (fehleesha)

Means “lucky,” of Spanish and Italian origin

Felicidad (feh-lee-see-dahd)

Means “happy,” of Spanish origin

Felicity (fehliss-itty)

Means “lucky,” of Latin origin

Fenja (fen-ya)

Means “marsh, moor,” of Danish and Frisian origin

Femja (fem-ya)

Means “words of good omen,” of Faroese origin

Ferdinanda (fehr-dee-nahn-da)

Means “brave journey,” of Italian origin

Fermoza (fermohza)

Means “pretty,” of Ladino origin 

Fern (furn)

Means “fern,” of English origin

Fernanda (fernahnda)

Means “brave journey,” of Italian origin

Feruza (feh-roo-za)

Means “turquoise,” of Uzbek origin

Fetu (fehtoo)

Means “star,” of Samoan origin

Fia (feeya)

Means “deer’s wood,” of Irish origin

Fiamma (fee-ya-ma)

Means “little fiery one,” of Italian origin

Fiana (fee-ya-na)

Meaning unknown, of Romansh origin

Fidda (feeda)

Means “silver,” of Arabic origin

Fidelia (feedelya)

Means “faithful,” of Spanish origin

Filimena (feelee-menna)

Means “friend,” of Macedonian origin

Filippa (filly-pa)

Means “friend of horses,” of Greek origin

Finja (fin-ya)

Means “red hair,” of German origin

Finley (finlee)

Means “white warrior,” of Irish origin, also spelled Finlay

Fiona (fee-yona)

Means “wine,” of Irish origin

Fionnuala (finoola)

Means “white shoulder,” of Irish origin

Fiorella (feeyorella)

Means “little flower,” of Italian origin

Fiorenza (fee-yo-renza)

Means “flower,” of Italian origin

Firouzeh (fee-roo-zeh)

Means “turqouise,” of Persian origin

Flannery (flan-ner-ee)

Means “descendant of Flannghal,” of Irish origin”

Flavia (flahveeya)

Means “golden haired,” of Italian origin

Fleta (fleh-tah)

Meaning unknown, of English origin

Fleur (fler)

Means “flower,” of French origin

Flicka (flick-uh)

Meaning unknown, of English origin

Flidais (flid-ish)

Means “goddess of the forest,” of Irish origin 

Flora (flo-rah)

Means “flower,” of Latin origin

Florence (flo-rents)

Means “prosperous,” of French origin

Florentine (flo-ren-teeneh)

Means “prosperous,” of French origin

Florine (flo-reen)

Means “flower,” of Latin and French origin

Flura (floo-ra)

Meaning unknown, of Kazakh and Tajik origin

Formosa (for-mo-sa)

Means “aesthetic and well formed,” of Norman origin

Fortuna (fortoona)

Means “fortunate,” of Latin origin

Frances (fransiss)

Means “Frenchman,” of English origin

Francesca (frahnchess-ka)

Means “Frenchman,” of Italian origin

Francine (franseen)

Means “Frenchman,” of French origin

Francoise (frahn-swahs)

Means “Frenchman” of French origin

Franzetta (franzet-tuh)

Meaning unknown, of African American origin 

Franziska (frahntsiska)

Means “Frenchman,” of German origin

Fraydel (fraydull)

Means “peace,” of Yiddish origin

Frederika (fred-uh-reeka)

Means “peaceful ruler,” of Scandinavian origin

Freya (fray-ya)

Means “lady,” of Old Norse origin, also spelled Freyja or Freja

Frieda (freeda)

Means “peace,” of German origin, also spelled Freda or Frida

Frige (freehg)

Means “beloved,” of Old English origin

Frimet (fruhmet)

Means “faithful,” of Yiddish origin

Frosina (fro-see-na)

Means “mirth, merry,” of Macedonian origin

Fruma (fruhma)

Meanas “devout,” of Yiddish origin

Frymezime (frimeh-zeem)

Means “to inspire,” of Albanian origin

Fukumi (foo-koo-mee)

Means “to blow an instrument,” of Japanese origin

Fulgencia (fool-gent-tsee-ya)

Means “shining,” of Spanish origin

Fumiko (foo-mee-ko)

Means “lotus child” or “child’s literature,” of Japanese origin

Fummilayo (foo-mee-lie-oh)

Means “to give me joy,” of Western African origin

Futaba (foo-ta-ba)

Means “two sprouts,” of Japanese origine

Fuyuko (foo-yoo-ko)

Means “winter child,” of Japanese origin

Baby Boy Names That Start with “F”

Fabian (faybee-in)

Means “bean,” of German origin

Fabrice (fah-brees)

Means “craftsman,” of French origin

Fabrizio (fah-bree-tseeyo)

Means “crafter,” of Italian origin

Fadei (fah-day)

Means “heart,” of Russian origin, also spelled Faddei and Fadey

Fadil (fah-deel)

Means “virtuous,” of Arabic origin

Faizan (fye-zahn)

Meand “successful,” of Arabic origin

Fahd (fahd)

Means “panther,” of Arabic origin

Falke (fahlkeh)

Means “falcon,” of German origin

Faris (fahrees)

Means “prince,” of Arabic and Bosnian origin

Farley (farlee)

Means “fern clearing,” of English origin

Farman (fahrman)

Means “wayfarer,” of Swedish and Norwegian origin

Farnum (far-nuhm)

Means “farm covered homestead,” of English origin

Farouk (fah-rook)

Meaning “tell right from wrong,” of Arabic, Persian and Turkish origin

Farrell (fairell)

Means “descendent of Fearghal,” of Scottish origin

Fasavalu (Far-sa-va-loo)

Meaning unknown, of Samoan origin

Fasih (fah-see)

Means “eloquent, literary,” of Urdu and Persian origin, also spelled Fahsi or Fasi

Fahti (fahtee)

Means “conqueror,” of Arabic origin, also spelled Fati or Fathi

Faulkner (fahlknur)

Means “keeper of falcons,” of English origin, also spelled Falkner

Fawzan (fah-zahn)

Meaning unknown, of African American origin

Fayzal (fye-zahl)

Means “a judge,” of Arabic and Urdu origin, also spelled Faizal, Faisal and Faysal

Fayzulla (fay-zuh-la)

Means “success from God,” of Uzbek origin

Feda (fed-ya)

Means “gift of God,” of Bosnian origin

Fedele (feh-deh-leh)

Means “of the faith,” of Italian origin

Federico (fehdeh-reeko)

Means “peaceful ruler,” of Italian origin

Feivel (fye-vull)

Means “bright and pure,” of Yiddish origin

Feles (feh-liss)

Means “fortune,” of Sami origin

Felipe (feh-lee-peh)

Means “friend of horses,” of Spanish origin

Felipinho (felee-peeno)

Means “friend of horses,” of Portuguese origin

Felix (feelicks)

Means “lucky,” of Latin origin

Felton (fell-tin)

Means “pastured settlement” of English origin

Fenmore (fenmore)

Meaning unknown, of English origin

Fenton (fentin)

Means “marsh town,” of English origin

Ferdinand (furdeh-nand)

Means “brave journey,” of German origin

Ferenc (feh-rents)

Means “Frenchman,” of Hungarian origin

Fereydun (feh-ray-doon)

Means “third,” of Persian origin, also spelled Faraidoon and Fereydoun

Fergal (furgull)

Means “a man of valor,” of Irish origin

Fergus (furgiss)

Means “a vigorous man,” of Scottish origin

Fernando (fairnahn-doe)

Means “brave journey,” of Spanish and Portuguese origin

Fernão (fehr-now)

Means “brave journey,” of Portuguese origin

Ferrer (feh-rare)

Means “blacksmith,” of Catalan origin

Ferris (fair-iss)

Meaning unknown, of English origin

Ferruccio (feh-roo-chee-oh)

Means “iron sword,” of Italian origin

Festus (festiss)

Means “holiday, celebration,” of Latin origin

Fidelio (fee-deh-lee-yo)

Means “faithful,” of Spanish and Italian origin

Figaro (fee-gah-ro)

Meaning unknown, of literary origin

Filius (feel-yuss)

Means “God is my friend,” of Finnish origin

Fillmore (filmore)

Means “of great fame,” of Norman origin

Filotije (fee-lo-tee-yeh)

Means “one of wisdom,” of Serbian origin

Filpus (fill-pess)

Means “friend of horses,” of Swedish origin

Finnegan (finneh-ghin)

Means “descendent of Finnegan,” of Irish origin

Finnian (fin-yin)

Means “white,” of Irish origin

Finnick (fin-nick)

Meaning unknown, of literary origin

Fintan (fintin)

Means “white fire,” of Irish origin

Fionn (fin)

Means “white,” or Irish origin, also spelled Finn

Fiorino (fee-yo-reeno)

Means “flower blossom,” of Italian origin

Fisayo (fee-say-oh)

Meaning unknown, of Nigerian origin

Fisher (fishurr)

Means “one who fishes,” of English origin

Fitzgerald (fits-jair-uld)

Means “son of Gerald,” of English origin

Fitzhugh (fits-yoo)

Means “son of Hugh,” of English origin

Fitzroy (fits-roy)

Means “son of a king,” of English origin

Fius (fee-yuss)

Meaning unknown, of Icelandic origin

Flavel (flave-ull)

Means “yellow,” of English origin

Flavio (flahveeoh)

Means “yellow haired,” of Italian origin

Fleming (flem-ming)

Means “a person from Flanders,” of Norwegian origin

Fletcher (fleh-tchurr)

Means “a maker of arrows,” of English origin

Flint (flint)

Means “flint stone,” of English origin

Flosi (flo-see)

Means “frivolous,” of Faroese origin

Flynn (flin)

Means “a descendent of Flann,” of Irish origin

Florent (flo-rent)

Means “prosperous,” of Swedish and Norwegian origin

Florian (floree-yahn)

Means “prosperous,” of German and Romanian origin

Floyd (floid)

Means “grey,” of English origin

Folkmar (foke-mar)

Means “of the people,” of Swedish origin

Foma (foe-ma)

Means “twin,” of Russian origin

Ford (ford)

Means “to cross the river,” of English origin

Forrest (fo-rest)

Means “of the forest,” of English origin

Foy (foy)

Meaning unknown, of English origin

Francesco (frahn-chess-ko)

Means “Frenchman,” of Italian origin

Franch (frahnk)

Means “of the Franks,” of Norwegian and Swedish origin

Franco (frahnko)

Means “Frenchman” of Italian and Bosnian origin, also spelled Franko

Francis (fran-siss)

Means “Frenchman,” of English origin 

Franklin (franklin)

Means “a free man,” of English origin

Franz (frahns)

Means “Frenchman”,  of German orgin

Frederick (fredder-ick)

Means “peaceful ruler,” of German origin, also spelled Frederik and Fredric

Frediano (fray-dee-ah-no)

Means “cold,” of Italian origin

Freeman (freemin)

Means “Freed man,” of English origin

Fricis (free-siss)

Means “peaceful ruler,” of Latvian origin

Fridolin (free-doe-leen)

Means “God’s peace,” of German origin, also spelled Frydolin

Friedrich (freed-rick)

Means “peaceful ruler,” of German origin

Fritiof (freet-yoff)

Meaning unknown, of Old Norse and Icelandic origin

Fritz (frits)

Means “peaceful ruler,” of German origin

Fuad (foo-ahd)

Means “heart,” of Arabic origin, also spelled Fuwad or Fooad

Fujio (foo-djee-oh)

Means “bright wisteria,” “the reign of the abundant son,” of Japanese origin

Fulgencio (fool-hen-see-yo)

Means “light,” of Spanish origin

Fulk (fuhlk)

Means “of the people,” of Norman origin

Fulton (full-tin)

Means “hill of birds,” of English origin

Fulvio (fool-vee-oh)

Means “yellow,” of Spanish and Portuguese origin

Fumio (foomee-oh)

Means “cheerful son,” of Japanese origin

Furqan (foor-khan)

Means “distinguishing between right and wrong,” of Arabic and Turkish origin, also spelled Furkan or Foorqan

Fusao (foo-sow)

Meaning unknown, of Japanese origin

Fyedka (fee-yed-ka)

Means “a gift from God,” of Russian origion

Fyodor (feeyo-dore)

Means “a gift from God,” of Russian origin, also spelled Feodor

Fyofan (feeyo-fahn)

Means “an epiphany from God,” of Russian origin, also spelled Feofan

Gender Neutral Baby Names that Start with “F”

Fable (faybull)

Means “allegorical tale,” of English origin 

Fachtna (fahkt-nah)

Means “hostile,” of Irish origin

Fallon (falin)

Means “descendant of Falumhain”, of Irish origin

Fanciful (fan-seh-full)

Means “fanciful,” of English origin

Fang (fong)

Means “beautiful, virtuous” of Chinese origin

Fatsani (fahtsah-nee)

Means “to be meek” of Chewa origin

Favor (fay-ver)

Means “favor,” of English origin

February (febyoo-airy)

Means “cleanse,” of Latin origin

Fenix (feenix)

Means “phoenix,” of English origin

Filemu (fee-leh-moo)

Means “to be quiet, peaceful,” of Samoan origin

Finna (fin-na)

Meaning unknown, of Greenlandic origin

Flann (flahn)

Means “red,” of Irish origin

Florida (florid-ah)

Means “blooming,” of Spanish, Italian and Albanian origin

Floris (flo-riss)

Means “prosperous,” of Dutch origin

Foster (fahsturr)

Means “to foster,” of English origin

Fox (fochs)

Means “fox,” of English origin

Frankie (frankee)

Means “French person,” of English origin

Freddie (freh-dee)

Means “peaceful,” of English origin

Freedom (freedum)

Means “freedom” of English origin

Fumi (foo-mee)

Means “beautiful lotus,” of Japanese origin

Fungai (foon-guy)

Means “to judge,” of West African origin