F

182 first names starting with F, with meaning, origin and pronunciation – part of our complete A-Z name directory.

Fabia[FA-bi-a]
Bean grower
Latin
Fabian[FA-bi-an]
Bean grower
Latin
Fabien[fa-BI-än]
Bean grower
French
Fabienne[fa-bi-EN]
Bean grower
Latin
Fabio[FA-bi-o]
Bean grower
Italian
Fabiola[fa-BIO-la]
Little bean grower
Latin
Fable[FEI-bel]
The tale
Latin
Fabrice[fa-BREESS]
Craftsman
French
Fabricio[fa-BRI-tsio]
Craftsman
Latin
Fabrizio[fa-BRI-tsi-o]
The craftsman
Latin
Facundo[Fa-KUN-do]
The eloquent one
Spanish
Fadi[FA-di]
Redeemer, savior
Arabic
Fahd[FAHD]
Panther, leopard
Arabic
Fai[FAI]
The beginning; blossom
Japanese
Faith[FEIT]
Faith
English
Falk[FALK]
The falcon
Old High German
Falko[FAL-ko]
Little falcon
Old High German
Fallon[FA-lon]
The leader
Irish
Fanch[FANSH]
Free man (Breton form of Francis)
Celtic
Fane[FEIN]
The joyful one
Celtic
Farah[FA-rah]
Joy, happiness
Arabic
Faramarz[Fa-ra-MARZ]
World-conqueror (Rostam's son in the Shahnameh)
Persian
Farhad[Far-HAD]
The happy, exalted one (legendary lover)
Persian
Farid[fa-RID]
The unique one
Persian
Faris[FA-ris]
The knight
Arabic
Farkas[FOR-kosh]
The wolf
Hungarian
Farley[FAR-li]
Fern meadow
English
Farnaz[Far-NAZ]
The proud, glorious one
Persian
Faron[FA-ron]
The traveller
Germanic
Farrell[FAR-el]
Man of valor
Irish
Farzad[Far-ZAD]
Nobly born, born of splendor
Persian
Fastrada[Fas-TRA-da]
Firm counsel
Germanic
Fatbardh[FAT-bardh]
Good fate, lucky one
Albanian
Fatima[FA-ti-ma]
The weaner; the pure
Arabic
Fatlume[fat-LU-me]
The fortunate one
Albanian
Fatmir[fat-MIR]
The fortunate one
Albanian
Fausta[FOWS-ta]
The fortunate one
Latin
Faustino[fow-STI-no]
The little fortunate one
Latin
Fausto[FOW-sto]
The fortunate one
Latin
Faye[FEI]
The fairy
French
Fearchar[FER-a-har]
Dear man
Celtic
Federica[fe-de-RI-ka]
Peaceful ruler
Italian
Fedor[FJO-dor]
Gift of God
Greek
Felice[fe-LEES]
Happiness, good fortune
English
Feliciano[fe-li-CHA-no]
Happy, fortunate
Latin
Felicita[fe-li-CHI-ta]
Happiness, good fortune
Latin
Felicitas[fe-LI-tsi-tas]
Happiness, luck
Latin
Felicity[fe-LI-si-ti]
Happiness, good fortune
English
Feliks[FE-liks]
The happy, fortunate one
Russian
Felipe[fe-LI-pe]
Lover of horses
Greek
Felix[FE-liks]
The happy, lucky one
Latin Top 14
Feliz[FE-lis]
The happy one
Latin
Felizitas[fe-LI-tsi-tas]
Happiness, fertility
Latin
Femia[FEE-mi-a]
Light, the shining one
Dutch
Femke[FEM-ke]
Little girl
Dutch
Femma[FEM-ma]
Light, the shining one
Dutch
Fen[FEN]
Marshland; peace
Dutch
Fenix[FE-niks]
The reborn bird
Greek
Fenja[FEN-ja]
Norse giantess
Scandinavian
Fenn[FEN]
Peaceful meadow
Dutch
Fenna[FE-na]
The peaceful one
Dutch
Fenno[FE-no]
The peaceful one
Old High German
Fenwick[FEN-vik]
Farm on the marsh
English
Fény[FEN]
Light
Hungarian
Feo[FE-o]
Gift of God
Greek
Feodosia[fe-o-DO-si-ya]
Gift of God
Russian
Ferdi[FER-di]
Bold protector
Dutch
Ferdinand[FER-di-nant]
Bold protector
Germanic
Ferdinando[fer-dee-NAN-do]
Bold journey
Italian
Ferenc[FE-rents]
The free man
Hungarian
Fereshteh[Fe-resh-TE]
The angel
Persian
Fereydoun[Fe-rey-DUN]
Name of a mythical king who defeated the tyrant Zahhak
Persian
Fergal[FUR-gal]
Man of valor, superior courage
Irish
Fergus[FER-gus]
Man of vigour
Celtic
Ferit[feh-REET]
Unique, unparalleled
Turkish
Fern[FÖRN]
The fern
English
Fernand[fer-NAHN]
Bold journey
French
Fernanda[fer-NAN-da]
Bold protector
Germanic
Fero[FE-ro]
The bearer
Latin
Feyza[fey-ZAH]
Abundance, grace, overflow
Turkish
Ffion[FEE-on]
Foxglove flower
Celtic
Fiachra[FEE-a-kra]
Raven, king
Celtic
Fiadh[FEE-a]
Wild deer
Celtic
Fiammetta[fyam-MET-ta]
Little flame
Italian
Fidel[fi-DEL]
The faithful one
Latin
Fidelia[fi-DE-lia]
The faithful one
Latin
Fides[FI-des]
Faith, trust
Latin
Fiete[FI-te]
Short form of Friedrich
Old High German
Filipp[FI-lip]
Lover of horses
Greek
Filippa[fi-LI-pa]
Lover of horses
Greek
Filomena[fi-lo-ME-na]
Lover of strength
Greek
Fine[FI-ne]
Short form of Josephine
Latin
Finja[FIN-ja]
The Finn; the fair one
Scandinavian
Finlay[FIN-lei]
Fair-haired warrior
Celtic
Finley[FIN-li]
Fair-haired warrior
English
Finn[FIN]
Fair, white
Irish Top 4
Finnegan[FI-ne-gan]
The fair one
Irish
Fintan[FIN-tan]
The fair one
Celtic
Fiona[fi-O-na]
Fair, white
Celtic
Fionnbharr[FIN-bar]
Fair-headed, white crest
Irish
Fionnuala[fi-o-NU-a-la]
The fair shoulder
Irish
Fiore[FJO-re]
The flower
Italian
Fiorella[fjo-RE-la]
Little flower
Italian
Fiorenza[fyo-REN-tsa]
Flourishing, blooming
Italian
Fiorenzo[fyo-REN-tso]
Flourishing
Italian
Firas[FI-ras]
Perceptiveness, insight (like a lion's)
Arabic
Firmin[feer-MAHN]
Firm, steady
French
Firouzeh[Fi-ru-ZE]
The turquoise (gemstone)
Persian
Fisnik[fis-NIK]
The noble one
Albanian
Fjell[FYELL]
The mountain
Scandinavian
Fjodor[FJO-dor]
Gift of God
Greek
Fjolla[FYOL-la]
The snowflake
Albanian
Flaka[FLA-ka]
The flame
Albanian
Flaminia[fla-MI-nia]
The priestess
Latin
Flamur[FLA-mur]
The flag, banner
Albanian
Flavia[FLA-vi-a]
The golden-haired one
Latin
Flavien[fla-VYEN]
Golden-haired, blond
French
Flavio[FLA-vi-o]
The golden-haired one
Latin
Fleur[FLÖR]
The flower
Dutch
Flint[FLINT]
The flint stone
English
Flo[FLO]
The blossoming one
Latin
Flora[FLO-ra]
Flower goddess
Latin
Florencio[Flo-REN-sio]
The flourishing one
Spanish
Florentina[flo-ren-TI-na]
The blossoming one
Latin
Florian[FLO-ri-an]
The flourishing one
Latin
Floriana[flo-RIA-na]
The blooming, flowering one
Latin
Florin[FLO-rin]
Blossoming; gold coin
Latin
Florinda[flo-RIN-da]
The blooming one
Latin
Flutura[flu-TU-ra]
The butterfly
Albanian
Flynn[FLIN]
The red-haired one
Irish
Folke[FOL-ke]
One of the people
Germanic
Folkert[FOL-kert]
Brave among the people
Germanic
Folkje[FOL-kye]
Brave people
Dutch
Folyó[FO-jo]
The river
Hungarian
Foma[fo-MA]
The twin
Russian
Forough[Fo-RUGH]
Light, radiance, splendor
Persian
Forrest[FO-rest]
The forest
French
Fortuna[for-TU-na]
Fortune, luck
Latin
Fortunata[for-tu-NA-ta]
The fortunate one
Latin
Fortunato[for-tu-NA-to]
The fortunate one
Latin
Fortune[FOR-chun]
Fortune, luck
Latin
Fortunio[for-TU-nio]
Fortune
Latin
Fotini[fo-TI-ni]
Light
Greek
Fox[FOKS]
The fox
English
Francisco[fran-TSIS-ko]
The Frank
Spanish
Franco[FRAN-ko]
The Frank, the free one
Germanic
François[frahn-SWA]
The Frenchman, the free one
French
Françoise[frahn-SWAZ]
The Frenchwoman, the free one
French
Franka[FRAN-ka]
The Frank, the free one
Germanic
Frankie[FRAN-ki]
The free one
Latin
Franz[FRANTS]
The Frenchman
Latin
Franzi[FRAN-tsi]
The free one
Latin
Franziska[fran-TSIS-ka]
The French, the free one
Latin
Fredegund[FRE-de-gund]
Peace in battle
Germanic
Frederic[FRE-de-rik]
Prince of peace
Old High German
Frederick[FRE-de-rick]
Peaceful ruler
Germanic
Frederik[FRE-de-rik]
Peaceful ruler
Old High German
Freia[FREI-a]
Lady, goddess of love
Scandinavian
Frey[FREI]
The lord; god of fertility
Scandinavian
Freya[FRE-ja]
Lady, Norse goddess of love
Scandinavian
Frida[FRI-da]
The beautiful, peaceful one
Scandinavian
Fride[FRI-de]
Peace
Old High German
Friderike[fri-de-RI-ke]
Peaceful ruler
Old High German
Frido[FRI-do]
The peaceful one
Old High German
Fridolin[FRI-do-lin]
Little peaceful one
Old High German
Fried[FRIT]
Peace
Germanic
Frieda[FRI-da]
Peaceful ruler
Old High German Top 13
Friedbert[FRIED-bert]
Peaceful and bright
Old High German
Friedegard[FRIE-de-gard]
Enclosure of peace
Old High German
Friedhelm[FRIED-helm]
Peaceful protection
Old High German
Friedrich[FRIT-rich]
Peaceful ruler
Old High German
Fritz[FRITS]
Peaceful ruler
Old High German
Frode[FRO-de]
The wise one
Scandinavian
Fuensanta[Fuen-SAN-ta]
The holy spring/fountain
Spanish
Fulbert[FUL-bert]
Very bright, resolute
English
Fulvia[FUL-via]
The tawny, golden-brown one
Latin
Fulvio[FUL-vio]
The tawny, golden-brown one
Latin
Fumiko[fu-MI-ko]
Child of abundant beauty
Japanese
Furkan[foor-KAHN]
The criterion, that which distinguishes right from wrong
Turkish
Fuyuko[fu-YU-ko]
Winter child
Japanese
Fyodor[FYO-dor]
The gift of God
Russian
Fyokla[FYOK-la]
God's glory
Russian