Names Starting with F

Excellent or superior, derived from Arabic words meaning 'to surpass' or 'to exc...

A surname derived from a place name meaning 'fair-haired' or 'beautiful hair'.

Free woman; a diminutive of Frances.

A diminutive of Frances, meaning 'free' or 'from France'.

Possibly derived from 'ferro' meaning 'iron' or related to the Farran family nam...

One who abstains or refrains, often interpreted as 'the shining one' or 'the lum...

Faithful or loyal, derived from the Latin word for faith.

Peaceful ruler, combining elements meaning 'peace' and 'ruler' or 'power'.

Happy, fortunate, or blessed.

Lover of horses.

Happy, fortunate, or blessed.

Fair-haired or white-shouldered, derived from Gaelic elements for fair and white...

Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'brave traveler' or 'daring journey.'

Man of vigor or strength.

A leafy plant, used as a nature-inspired given name.

Adventurous traveler or bold journeyer, derived from Germanic elements meaning '...

Bold traveler; one who dares to journey.

Possibly derived from a place name or combination of 'fern' and 'ell' (a unit of...

An open area of land used for agriculture or pasture.

One who works in or lives near a field.

Very bright or very famous, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'much' and 'b...

Fair-haired or white-haired.

Fair or white, possibly derived from Gaelic elements.

Fair or white.

Fair or white.

Little flower, a diminutive form emphasizing delicate beauty.

Little flower.

Son of Greene, combining Norman patronymic 'Fitz' with the surname Greene.

Son of Hugh, combining the Norman prefix Fitz- with the given name Hugh.

A sudden burst of light or a nickname referring to quickness or brightness.

One who makes or sells arrows.

The Roman goddess of flowers and spring, representing blooming plants and natura...

Flourishing or blooming.

Flowering or blooming, derived from the Latin word for flower.

Gray or pale, derived from Welsh elements meaning gray.

A loud horn used as a warning signal in foggy conditions, used metaphorically fo...

One who breeds or raises animals, particularly birds or poultry.

One who has a distinctive foot or a person living by a foot-shaped geographical ...

A Scottish surname derived from a place name, historically associated with a reg...

A shallow place in a river where one can cross on foot.

A ford by a homestead or settlement, combining ford and ham.

A large wooded area or woodland region.

A baker or one who operates a furnace or oven.

A cunning or clever person, or one resembling a fox in appearance or behavior.

A woman from France or a free woman.

Free or from France.

Free man or Frenchman.

Free or frank, derived from French roots meaning freedom or openness.

A person from France or one who is free.

Free one or from France, derived from the Frankish people.

Derived from the Latin Franciscus, meaning 'Frenchman' or 'free man.'

Free man or Frenchman.

Free or a member of the Franks tribe.

Free or frank, derived from the name Frank or Francis.

Free landowner or a man of free but not noble birth.

In a frank or honest manner, used as an adverb or name.

A free landowner or one of free birth, derived from frank and the suffix -lyn.

A free man, derived from the Germanic root for freedom.

A man from France or a free man, derived from Germanic roots.

Strawberry or freckled.

A short form or nickname, likely derived from names beginning with 'Fre-' such a...

A peaceful ruler or one who has peaceful power.

A peaceful ruler, derived from Germanic elements meaning peace and power.

Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'peaceful ruler.'

A peaceful ruler, the feminine form of Frederick.

Peaceful ruler or one who rules with peace.

A peaceful ruler, the Iberian form of Frederick.

A peaceful ruler, a feminine form of Frederick.

A peaceful ruler, a variant Iberian form of Frederick.

A man who is free, not bound to servitude or feudal obligations.

A person from France or of French origin.

Noble woman or lady.

A peaceful thief or peaceful warrior, from Norse elements meaning peace and thie...

Peaceful ruler or one who brings peace through power.

Peaceful ruler or peaceful prince, derived from Germanic elements.

A peaceful ruler, a diminutive form of Friederike or similar Germanic names.

Shining brightly or radiant, derived from the Latin word for brightness.

A settlement or town with a foul or muddy stream, or possibly derived from a per...

Tawny or reddish-yellow, derived from the Latin word for this color.

Tawny or reddish-yellow, the masculine form of Fulvia.