Baby Names Starting with F

Arabic

successful

Arabic

Generous

African

One who brings joy

Arabic

Successful

Arabic

Successful

African

God has opened my eyes

African

Bringer of joy

English

From the muddy clearing

English

From the English word fawn for a young deer.

African

Wealth has come home

Arabic

Successful

Arabic

brave; strong

Various

Arabic

Victorious

Arabic

Successful

Arabic

Victorious

Arabic

Victorious

Arabic

Victorious

African

to shine; bright

English

In part from the English word fay meaning "fairy", derived from Middle English faie meaning "magical, enchanted", ultimately (via Old French) from Lat

Arabic

brave, courageous

African

Fire

Arabic

Brave and strong

African

One who brings joy

Old English

fairy

Celtic

fair valley

English

Variant of Fay.

African

One who is blessed

Celtic

fairy princess

English

Beautiful, fair

English

Fairy

English

Fairy princess

English

Fairy

English

Fairy; slender and delicate

Celtic

fairy princess

African

Joy

African

beautiful to behold

African

Love me

Celtic

fairy-like

African

Joyful

Arabic

Decisive

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

English

Faith

Arabic

Generous

Arabic

Generous

Arabic

Generous

Arabic

to shine

Arabic

to be happy

Persian

bird

African

Unknown

Arabic

Generous

Latin

to cause distress

Arabic

Virtuous

Arabic

Virtuous or excellent

Arabic

Benevolent

Arabic

victorious

Arabic

victorious

Arabic

Victorious

Arabic

Bringer of happiness

Arabic

One who is successful

Arabic

victorious

Arabic

Successful

Arabic

bringer of happiness

Arabic

Virtuous

Arabic

virtuous

Arabic

Virtuous

Arabic

successful, prosperous

Arabic

abundant grace

Arabic

Victorious

Arabic

victorious

Arabic

Supporter

Arabic

Excellence, grace

Arabic

Grace

Arabic

successful; victorious

Arabic

victorious; successful

Arabic

successful; prosperous

Arabic

Grace

Arabic

Victorious

Arabic

Fortunate

Arabic

Graceful

Arabic

Benevolent

Arabic

Excels

Arabic

abundant grace

Arabic

Generous

Arabic

Light of the dawn

Arabic

Grace

Persian

joyful

Arabic

Victorious

Southeast Asian

Brave and strong

Arabic

Bringer of good fortune

Arabic

Prosperity

Arabic

Brave and strong

Southeast Asian

Intelligent

Arabic

Bringer of light

Arabic

Brilliant

Arabic

Dawn

Arabic

Victorious

Arabic

One who is blessed

Southeast Asian

Flowering beauty

Arabic

Intelligent

Arabic

to shine

English

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Old English

to lead

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Derived from the name Javier

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

peaceful ruler

Spanish

faith

English

Fairy

Old English

joy, happiness

Celtic

Man of valor

Celtic

Valor

English

To revere God

English

Fern

English

Adventurous or people who come and go

English

Short for February

Latin

consecrated to February

Latin

bright

Latin

Bright

Southeast Asian

Bright

Hebrew

consecrated; devoted

Indian

Brave and strong

African

Born during the festival

Southeast Asian

Born in February

Latin

born in February

Spanish

February; born in February

English

Second month of the year

English

February-born

English

Born in February

Spanish

date

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Peaceful ruler

Arabic

Unknown

African

Unknown

Germanic

Peaceful leader

Germanic

peaceful ruler

Italian

Faithful

Latin

Faithful

French

Little faith

Latin

Faithful

Celtic

Faithful and loyal

Germanic

Feather

Germanic

peaceful ruler

Italian

Peaceful ruler

English

Peaceful ruler

Germanic

peaceful ruler

Spanish

Peaceful ruler

Spanish

Peaceful ruler

Germanic

Peaceful ruler

Italian

Peaceful ruler

Hebrew

Man of peace

Italian

Peaceful ruler

Latin

Peace

Latin

federal express

African

Unknown

Germanic

peaceful ruler

Arabic

Bringer of peace

Old English

peaceful ruler

Spanish

Brave protector

Slavic

gift; present

Slavic

God's gift

Greek

Gift of God

Greek

Bright

Germanic

Peaceful ruler

Spanish

Peaceful ruler

English

Son of the peaceful one

Germanic

peaceful ruler

English

Faith

Irish

Faithful

Arabic

nourishing

African

Peaceful ruler

African

joyful

Old English

to perceive

Spanish

Lover of horses

Irish

happy

Celtic

Fairy

Celtic

Little fairy

Spanish

Adventurous traveler

Arabic

gift; blessing

Germanic

Journey

Arabic

Light

Spanish

Adventurous and bold

Spanish

Adventurous journey

Southeast Asian

Brave

Arabic

Victory

Spanish

joyful

African

to be born

Spanish

noble, adventurous

African

happy; joyful

African

Joyful

African

Unknown

Spanish

joyful

African

blessed

Spanish

little girl; fairy

African

Joyful

Spanish

little one

Celtic

joyful

Spanish

Unknown

African

Unknown

Turkish

brave warrior

Celtic

peaceful

African

Joy

African

God has given me wealth

Arabic

Understanding

Arabic

Intelligent

Chinese

To fly

Various

Germanic

brave traveler

English

Warrior

Chinese

fat, precious

Arabic

Decisive

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Made or done

Spanish

Unknown

Arabic

Victorious

Indian

Unknown

Indian

Unknown

Slavic

bright, shining

African

Joyful

African

God's blessing

African

Unknown

African

he has come

Spanish

happy; fortunate

African

Bringer of happiness

Old English

happy

Germanic

From the field

English

Common mineral, symbolizes creativity and insight

Germanic

Field dweller

Latin

happy, fortunate

African

Unknown

Latin

Lucky

Latin

happiness, good fortune

African

Bringer of happiness

Latin

Happy, fortunate

Spanish

happy and bright

Latin

happy, fortunate

Latin

Fortunate

English

Happy; fortunate

Latin

Happy

English

Feminine form of the Latin name Felicius, a derivative of Felix. As an English name, it has occasionally been used since the Middle Ages.

Latin

Lucky, successful

Latin

happy, fortunate

Spanish

Happy

Spanish

Happy

Spanish

Very happy

Spanish

Very happy

Latin

Good fortune

Spanish

happy, fortunate

English

From the English word felicity meaning "happiness", which ultimately derives from Latin felicitas "good luck". This was one of the virtue names adopte

Spanish

Happy

Latin

brave warrior

Latin

Happy, fortunate

Latin

Lucky, successful

English

Happiness

Spanish

Happy

Spanish

Lover of horses

Spanish

Lover of horses

Slavic

happy, fortunate

African

Happy

African

Bringer of joy

Celtic

Lucky one

Spanish

Happy

Spanish

cat-like; feline

Latin

cat-like

Spanish

Happy and beautiful

Latin

Cat-like

Latin

Cat-like

Spanish

Lover of horses

Spanish

lover of horses

Various

Spanish

Philip of Jesus

Spanish

Lover of horses

Greek

lover of horses

Spanish

Lover of horses

Spanish

little lover of horses

Spanish

Little lover of horses

Latin

Cat-like

Spanish

Bright warrior

Latin

happy, fortunate

Spanish

Lucky

Spanish

happy, fortunate

Spanish

Happiness

Spanish

Happy and fortunate

Spanish

Joyful

Spanish

Happiness

Latin

Happiness

Latin

Happy or fortunate

African

Star of happiness

African

Fortunate

Spanish

Lucky or fortunate

Spanish

little happy one

Spanish

Happy

English

From a Roman cognomen meaning "lucky, successful" in Latin. It was acquired as an agnomen, or nickname, by the 1st-century BC Roman general Sulla. It

Spanish

fortunate; noble

Spanish

Little happy

Latin

happy; fortunate

Spanish

Happy defender

Spanish

Happy

Spanish

Happiness

English

Hill or mountain, symbolizing stability

African

Unknown

Latin

happy, fortunate

English

Little wolf

Spanish

Horse lover

African

Brave and strong

Germanic

Brave warriors

Hebrew

Man of the field

African

friend

Celtic

Brave

English

Represents companionship and camaraderie

English

Companion

African

moon; light

Celtic

daughter of the sea

Germanic

Famous noble

Spanish

Unknown

Latin

fortunate one

Spanish

Lucky

Spanish

Little happy one

Spanish

Unknown

Old English

field town

Spanish

Sky

Latin

Happy

English

Derived from Felicity

Celtic

cat-like

Dutch

woman

Arabic

faithful

French

faithful

African

Love me

Italian

Strong woman

English

Diminutive of Euphemia.

Dutch

little woman

African

Peaceful

Arabic

feminine

Old English

marshland

Spanish

Adventurous

English

Defender

Italian

To sell

Germanic

defender; peace

English

Peaceful ruler

African

Unknown

Celtic

White shoulder

French

Strong in valor

Turkish

Lighthouse

Spanish

Unknown meaning

Various

Chinese

Phoenix

Indian

Snake

Celtic

from the marsh

Indian

Brave

African

little flower

Greek

Dark red

English

A mythical giantess

English

Field clearing

English

Marshland

English

A flowering plant used in cooking and medicine

Celtic

Fair, white

English

From the marsh

Old English

marshland

English

Window stone; represents connection and vision

African

Unknown

English

From a surname that was originally taken from a place name meaning "marsh town" in Old English.

Greek

light

African

Strong

African

peace; calm

African

gift of God

English

From the marshy land

Celtic

fairy

Chinese

Wise person

Spanish

ugly

English

Bright, fair

Latin

Fertility

Latin

wild; fierce

Spanish

Adventurous

Arabic

Iron worker

Germanic

brave traveler

Celtic

brave

Celtic

iron

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Little daughter

Spanish

little iron; strong

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Brave

Celtic

brave

Celtic

Man of force

Spanish

Little fierce one

Spanish

Little strong

Arabic

paradise

Arabic

Paradise

Persian

Paradise

Germanic

Brave traveler

Germanic

Peaceful ruler

English

Brave traveler

Spanish

Brave traveler

Germanic

brave journey

Germanic

Brave traveler

English

From Fredenandus, the Latinized form of a Gothic name composed of the elements friþus "peace" (or perhaps farþa "journey") and nanþa "boldness, daring

English

Bold voyager; represents strength

Spanish

Brave traveler

Persian

paradise, garden

Persian

paradise

Germanic

Bold journey

English

True sovereignty

Latin

Free man

Persian

Angel

Celtic

Strong and brave

English

Brave and valiant

Celtic

Brave man

English

Man of strength; strong and masculine

Scottish

son of Fergus

Celtic

man of strength

Persian

Fairy

Spanish

Fair

Arabic

Festival or holiday

Latin

of the festival

Arabic

angel; messenger

Celtic

fairy-like

Italian

Adventurous

Spanish

Adventurous, daring

Germanic

Little traveler

Celtic

Wondrous or marvelous

English

Adventurous

Old English

adventurous traveler

Celtic

wonder; marvel

Old English

adventurous journey

Persian

Strong and brave

Spanish

Adventurous traveler

Spanish

adventurous; bold

Spanish

Strong

French

Strong

Italian

Strong

Latin

strong

English

From the English word for the plant, ultimately from Old English fearn. It has been used as a given name since the late 19th century.

English

Fern

Spanish

Adventurous

Spanish

adventurous traveler

Spanish

Son of Fernando

Spanish

Brave traveler

Old Norse

adventurous spirit

Old English

Adventurous journey

Spanish

adventurous traveler

Spanish

adventurous journey

Spanish

adventurous, bold

Spanish

Brave traveler

English

Adventurous; bold journey

Spanish

Adventurous

Spanish

bold traveler

Spanish

Adventurous traveler

French

adventurous traveler

Spanish

Son of Fernando

Spanish

bold voyager

Spanish

adventurous journey

Spanish

Adventurous and bold

Spanish

adventurous traveler

Spanish

Brave journey

Spanish

Brave

Spanish

Bold traveler

Spanish

adventurous traveler

Spanish

adventurous

English

Brave traveler; adventurous.

Spanish

Brave traveler

Spanish

Adventurous traveler

Germanic

Brave traveler

Spanish

adventurous traveler

Spanish

Adventurous traveler

Spanish

Adventurous

English

Fern plant

Old English

fern island

Germanic

adventurous traveler

Spanish

Adventurous spirit

Spanish

Unknown

Italian

adventurous journey

Spanish

Unknown

English

Adventurous

Celtic

fern meadow

French

Strong

English

Place of ferns

English

Fern-covered land

Spanish

adventurous; bold

English

Adventurous traveler

English

Fern field

Various

Germanic

adventurous; bold traveler

English

Fern-like

Persian

Brave

Latin

adventurous; bold

Persian

Fierce, brave

Arabic

Turquoise

Arabic

Victorious

Latin

Iron

Italian

Iron

Spanish

Traveler

Italian

Blacksmith

Italian

Iron worker

Arabic

Iron worker

Spanish

Iron worker