Baby Names Starting with F
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Explore 3,192 names starting with the letter F.
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Arabic
One who is intelligent
Arabic
Modern variant of Fiza
Arabic
joyful
Germanic
son of Troy
Southeast Asian
Unknown
Turkish
joyful, lively
Latin
bubbly
Arabic
blessing
English
Playful
Latin
bubbly, effervescent
English
Unknown
Spanish
New house
English
Narrow inlet with steep cliffs, symbolizes beauty
Korean
gift
Latin
Flower
Latin
to be
Spanish
Unknown
Latin
Golden
Latin
Flame
Italian
Golden, blond
Spanish
skinny, thin
English
Son of Flack
English
Fairy-like
Spanish
Flame
Germanic
To be strong
Spanish
thin; slender
English
A snowflake, unique and delicate
Spanish
little flake; small piece
Spanish
Skinny
Spanish
little flake
Spanish
Unknown
African
flaky; light
Spanish
Skinny
African
to shine; bright
English
Fire
Spanish
Flaming
Latin
fiery
Latin
Flame
English
Capable of catching fire
Eastern European
Flame or fire
Latin
flame-like
Spanish
Custard dessert
English
From an Irish surname, the Anglicized form of Ó Flannagáin, itself from the given name Flannagán, which was derived from Irish flann "blood red" and a
Spanish
Unknown
Celtic
Little flame
Celtic
Red warrior
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Little flag
Spanish
thin
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Thin
Latin
sudden light
African
Unknown
Old Norse
Flat land
English
To praise excessively
Caribbean
Colorful
Latin
Golden
English
Golden, a name of beauty and brightness
Latin
yellow, blonde
English
Yellowish, blond
Latin
Golden
Latin
yellow, golden
Latin
Little flower
Latin
Yellow, golden
Latin
Golden
Latin
Golden
Latin
Golden, blond
Portuguese
little yellow
Spanish
Golden
Spanish
Little yellow
Latin
yellow
Latin
yellow, golden
Latin
taste, essence
English
Taste perception
English
flower; bloom
English
A plant yielding fibers used for textiles
Spanish
To strip
English
Soft wool covering
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Flute
Spanish
flute maker
Old Norse
happy, joyful
Celtic
From Flanders
Spanish
Flowering
Old Norse
ice of flesh
English
From a surname meaning "maker of arrows" in Middle English, ultimately from Old French flechier.
English
Stream
Spanish
Little flutes
English
Means "flower" in French. Saint Fleur of Issendolus (Flor in Gascon) was a 14th-century nun from Maurs, France. This was also the name of a character
French
Little flower
Latin
to bend
Latin
able to bend
African
Flexible
Latin
flexible, adaptable
Arabic
daughter; girl
French
A playful person
Germanic
to move quickly
Celtic
quick; lively
English
A small stream
Celtic
Son of the red-haired
English
Hard stone that produces sparks
Dutch
to turn
Germanic
Free man
English
Happiness; short form of Felicity
Celtic
Gray-haired
English
Short form of Florence or Flora.
Arabic
Flower
Arabic
Flower
Old English
gathering together
African
Unknown
English
From the muddy valley
English
Small ice sheet, symbolizing clarity
English
Elaborated form of Flo.
Irish
flowing
Latin
flower
Latin
Blooming
Southeast Asian
Unknown
Old English
to flow
English
Overflow of water
Celtic
playful spirit
Latin
floppy
Latin
ground level
Spanish
Blossoming
Old English
flower
Dutch
Flower
Spanish
Flower
Latin
to flow
Germanic
soft, floppy
Latin
soft, flexible
Spanish
flowering
Spanish
Flowing
English
Derived from Latin flos meaning "flower" (genitive case floris). Flora was the Roman goddess of flowers and spring, the wife of Zephyr the west wind.
Latin
Beautiful flower
Spanish
Flowering land
English
Pertaining to flowers; a floral arrangement
Italian
flower dawn
Latin
Festival of flowers
Spanish
flower; beauty
French
Flowering
English
Flower-like
Latin
prosperous, flourishing
Spanish
Flower angel
Spanish
Flower angel
Spanish
Flowering or blooming
Italian
flowering
Arabic
flower; bloom
Spanish
flower
Japanese
flower
Spanish
Flower of the lily
Spanish
flower of God
Spanish
flower of God
Spanish
flower of lily
Southeast Asian
Flower
Spanish
Flower of Mary
Spanish
flower; flourishing
Latin
Flower
Latin
Flower
Latin
Of flowers
Spanish
Blooming
Spanish
Little flower
Spanish
Little flower
Spanish
To flourish
Spanish
little flower
Italian
flower of dawn
Latin
Flower
Latin
little flower
English
Flower
English
Flower-like
Southeast Asian
flower; blooming
Latin
Flowering
English
From the Latin name Florentius or the feminine form Florentia, which were derived from florens "prosperous, flourishing". Florentius was borne by many
Spanish
Blooming
Spanish
Blossoming
Latin
Blossoming
Latin
prosperous
Latin
Blossoming
Latin
flowering
Latin
Flourishing
Latin
Blossoming
Latin
Prosperous, flowering
Latin
Blooming
Latin
Blossoming
Latin
Blooming
English
Blossoming
English
Blooming, flourishing
Spanish
Flower shop
Arabic
Flowering
Spanish
Flower
Spanish
Flower strength
Spanish
Flower of Milo
Spanish
Flower of peace
French
Little flower
Latin
Little flower
Latin
Flowering, in bloom
Latin
flower; flourishing
English
Flowering or flourishing
Latin
Flowering
Spanish
beautiful flower
Spanish
flowered, bright
Spanish
Flowered
Spanish
Flower and promise
Latin
flower
English
Flower
Spanish
Flower of the sky
Spanish
Flower-like
Spanish
Flower maiden
French
Little flower
Spanish
Flower of heaven
Latin
Flowering
Spanish
flower soul
Spanish
flower of God
Spanish
Flower of the world
Spanish
Flowering
Latin
Flowering
Latin
flower; blossom
Latin
flowering
Latin
flowering
English
Flower; blossom
Arabic
Flowering
English
Little flower; blossoming
Latin
Blooming
Latin
Flower
Arabic
Little flower
Spanish
Little flower
Latin
flowering
Latin
Flowering
Italian
Flowering
Portuguese
Flower
Spanish
Flower of the pond
Latin
flower
Latin
Flower
Spanish
Flower of Isabel
Spanish
flower, beautiful
African
To thrive
Chinese
One who arranges flowers
Latin
flower; blooming
Spanish
Little flower
Latin
flower
English
Flower; character in 'The Winter's Tale'.
Spanish
Flower of Mary
Latin
Flower of the sea
Latin
Flowering
Spanish
Flower
English
Flower
English
Diminutive of Florence or Flora.
Spanish
Flowers
Spanish
little flower
Spanish
Little flower
Spanish
Flower of the soul
English
Flower
Spanish
flower of light
Old English
flower
English
Diminutive of Florence.
English
Flowering
Latin
Flourishing
English
Blossoming
Latin
thrive, prosper
Latin
flower
Old English
to move smoothly
English
Simply from the English word flower for the blossoming plant. It is derived (via Old French) from Latin flos.
English
Blooming plant
African
Flow
Spanish
Radiant
English
Diminutive of Florence or Flora.
English
Variant of Lloyd.
Welsh
gray
Old English
flowering
Celtic
flower
Spanish
Flowering
Latin
soft, light
Italian
soft goddess
English
A colorful gemstone known for its clarity
Old English
to soar
English
From an Irish surname, an Anglicized form of Ó Floinn, which was derived from the given name or byname Flann. A famous bearer of the surname was Ameri
Spanish
Unknown
Old Norse
gift
Southeast Asian
Unknown
Chinese
wealthy
Arabic
Heart
Old English
frothy, bubbly
African
Unknown
Spanish
Seal
Italian
little fire
Spanish
Fire
English
Concentration
African
Brave
Celtic
Wealthy
African
born on Friday
African
Important
African
Wise
Eastern European
brave warrior
Old English
enemy, opponent
African
Bringer of joy
African
Born on a Friday
African
Joyful
Spanish
Little fluffy ones
Celtic
Descendant
Chinese
Unknown
French
Place name
African
Wise
Chinese
Fortunate
English
Unknown
African
The one who is loved
African
Wealth
African
Wealth has come home
African
Bringer of wealth
African
Wealth has come to me
African
Wealth has come home
African
wealth has come
African
wealth brings joy
African
One who is pampered
African
Joy from honor
African
Respected person
African
Wealth has come home
African
Wealth brings honor
African
Wealthy crown
African
Wealth brings joy
African
Wealth has come home
African
Wealth
African
wealth has come
African
Bringer of joy
Spanish
Rest
Latin
to flourish
English
People; the folk
English
Place of the people's stone
English
Foolishness
African
God has heard my cry
African
God has made it happen
African
God has given me wealth
African
Unknown
African
Unknown
African
Unknown
African
Unknown
Chinese
Origin
Spanish
little fountain
Spanish
free man
Italian
founder
African
To be strong
Chinese
Mythical bird
African
To be happy
Greek
sound, voice
English
Adventurous
Chinese
Funny
African
Sound
Spanish
Unknown
Old Norse
to be brave
Spanish
dry fountain
Spanish
ready for battle
Spanish
noble and ready
Spanish
ready; prepared
Spanish
plumbing
Latin
Fountains
Germanic
ready for battle
Italian
ready; prepared
Chinese
happy, prosperous
English
food lover; culinary enthusiast
Spanish
Mobile food service vehicle
Caribbean
Food lover
Chinese
to prosper
Indian
Flower Moon
Chinese
abundance
Old English
funny, amusing
Chinese
Unknown
Caribbean
Unknown
Old English
little foot
Latin
to bear
Indian
Brightness
Celtic
Field
Portuguese
Forked river
Latin
strength
Germanic
strong, brave
English
From an English surname that was derived from a place name meaning "ford" in Old English. A famous bearer of the surname was the American industrialis
English
strange; outsider
African
Stranger
English
Leader or supervisor
Spanish
Iron worker
English
The ability to predict what will happen
English
Variant of Forrest, or else directly from the English word forest.
Spanish
Relating to the forest
English
Keeper of the woods
Latin
eternal youth
Latin
foreign exchange
Slavic
to be strong
Old English
to pardon
African
Unknown
Persian
Happiness
Spanish
Brave and strong
Arabic
Unique
English
Unknown
Indian
Unknown
African
Bringer of joy
African
Unknown
Slavic
brave warrior
Spanish
brave; strong
Latin
to shape
Spanish
beautiful
Chinese
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Chinese
Unknown
Latin
fortnight
African
To be brave
Celtic
Unknown
Persian
Bright
English
From an English surname meaning "forest", originally belonging to a person who lived near a forest. In America it has sometimes been used in honour of
English
Keeper of the forest
English
Forester
English
From the disused house
Various
English
Stronghold
Latin
strong
Spanish
Fortress
Caribbean
Forward
English
Friendly, sociable
Spanish
strong; brave
French
Stronghold
Italian
strong, brave
English
Courage in pain or adversity
Latin
fortnight
English
A stronghold or protective place
Spanish
fortune; luck
French
Fortune
Germanic
Fortunate
Latin
Fortune
Latin
Fortunate
Latin
lucky, favored
Italian
Fortunate, lucky
Latin
fortunate, lucky
English
Simply from the word fortune, ultimately from Latin fortuna, a derivative of fors "luck".
English
Lucky
Latin
Little fortune
African
Unknown
English
Progressive
Spanish
Strong
Germanic
strong, brave
Scandinavian
Light
Spanish
Derived from Josephine
African
Unknown
Old Norse
brave star
English
From an English surname that has several different origins: see Foster 1, Foster 2, Foster 3 and Foster 4.
Spanish
Nurturer
English
forest dweller
African
Unknown
African
Chief
African
Friday-born
Greek
Light
Greek
Light
Spanish
Unknown
Old English
four times
African
Fourth born child
English
Honest
English
Fourth in order
African
Blessed one
African
Friday born
African
One who is blessed
Latin
Lucky
Arabic
Victorious
Arabic
Victorious
African
Unknown
English
Bird
English
One who catches birds; bird catcher
African
Wealth has come home
African
Wealth has come home
African
Wealth has come home
African
to be blessed
Arabic
Victorious
English
Either from the English word fox or the surname Fox, which originally given as a nickname. The surname was borne by George Fox (1624-1691), the founde
English
A flowering plant associated with healing
Old English
fox-like
African
Joyful child
Arabic
Victorious
African
Joy
African
to be blessed
Arabic
victorious; successful
Arabic
victorious; successful
Arabic
Victorious
Arabic
Victorious
Portuguese
mouth of river
Arabic
brave
Arabic
victorious
Arabic
Successful
Arabic
Victorious
Chinese
Unknown
Spanish
Monk
English
free man
Spanish
Free one
Spanish
Free man
Spanish
Free man
French
Free man
Spanish
Free man
Spanish
Subdivision
Latin
Free man
Latin
free man
Spanish
Free one
Germanic
Free man
English
Son of Frack
Italian
Free man
Hebrew
Joyful
Spanish
fragrances, scents
Hebrew
Brave or courageous
Celtic
from France