Names that start with F
371 different F-names were given to U.S. babies in 2025, and Felix led them with 2,074 newborns. Compare all 1,381 names on record by a single year, a recent range, or their complete history.
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F-names in 2025
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- FatmaOne who weans, or a woman who abstainsArabic11
- Fancyfancy, ornamental, or elaborateEnglish11
- FindleyOf uncertain originScottish11
- FaithlynA modern combination of the virtue name Faith and the popular suffix -lyn, suggesting 'faithful' or 'full of faith'Modern coinage11
- FaizonOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- FowlerBird catcher, one who hunts wild fowlEnglish11
- FleurFlower in FrenchFrench11
- FinDerived from the Irish name Fionn, meaning 'fair' or 'white', but also used as a short form of Finley or simply as a modern word name inspired by the English word 'fin'Irish11
- FevenBright, shining, or radiantAfrican11
- FaunaOf uncertain originLatin11
- FrumaPious, devout, or righteous womanHebrew11
- FennaOf uncertain originDutch11
- FenrirOf uncertain meaningScandinavian11
- FayaOf uncertain originModern coinage11
- Freidy11
- Falaq11
- FelicianaLucky, happy, or prosperous womanItalian10
- FarynOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- FebeBright, pureSpanish10
- FaroukHe who distinguishes between right and wrongArabic10
- FinnleighOf uncertain originModern coinage10
- Fitzpatrickson of PatrickIrish10
- Fiyinfoluwa10
- Fayrouz10
- Fielder10
- Fenn10
- Floki10
- Feyra10
- FransiscoOf uncertain originSpanish9
- FilibertoVery bright, brilliant, or famous in battleItalian9
- FaythFaith, from the English word for trust or beliefEnglish9
- FrancieFree one (feminine form of Francis)English9
- FideliaFaithful, loyalLatin9
- Favioof uncertain originItalian9
- Fabricecraftsman or one who works with his handsFrench9
- FatmataOne who is weanedArabic9
- FoxxDerived from the surname Fox, itself from the animal name, possibly used as a nickname for a clever or red-haired personEnglish9
- Federicapeaceful rulerItalian9
- FrannieFree one or from France, traditionally a pet form of FrancesEnglish9
- Faolanlittle wolfIrish9
- FarzadSomeone who is quick-witted, intelligent, or cleverPersian9
- FergieA diminutive of the name Ferguson, itself derived from a Scottish surname meaning 'son of Fergus'Scottish9
- FrancelyModern invented name, likely a combination of Frances or Francine with the popular suffix -lyModern coinage9
- FallouBorn on the first day of the week (Sunday)African9
- FlowerA flower, the blossom of a plantEnglish9
- FalakHeavens, sky, or firmamentArabic9
- Franklynn9
- FaronPossibly from an Irish surname meaning 'man' or 'keeper'English8
- FermanOf uncertain originEnglish8
- Frantzof uncertain origin, possibly a French and German variant of Franz, meaning "free man"French8
- FaheemIntelligent, understanding, or discerningArabic8
- FouadHeart, mind, or soulArabic8
- ForbesOf uncertain originScottish8
- FitzroySon of the kingEnglish8
- FahedLeopard, panther, or lynx, symbolizing strength and courageArabic8
- FenrisOf uncertain originScandinavian8
- FedorGod's giftSlavic8
- FatimazahraThe name combines Fatima (meaning 'one who abstains' or 'shining one') and Zahra (meaning 'bright, radiant' or 'flower'), together often interpreted as 'the radiant Fatima'Arabic8
- FalonOf uncertain originIrish7
- FortinoLittle fortress or stronghold, a diminutive of the Italian word 'forte' (strong)Italian7
- Finianfair or white, possibly from an Irish word for 'fair' (fionn)Irish7
- FerasKnight, horseman, or brave warrior in ArabicArabic7
- FolasadeHonor confers a crownAfrican7
- FranceskaDerived from the medieval Italian name Francesca, meaning 'free one' or 'from France'Italian7
- FiannaOf uncertain originIrish7
- FatumataOne variant of Fatima, meaning 'captivating' or 'shining' in Arabic, regarded as the name of the Prophet Muhammad's daughterArabic7
- FadelVirtuous, generous, excellentArabic7
- Frandyof uncertain origin, possibly a modern blend or elaboration of Frank or Fred combined with the popular -dy suffixModern coinage7
- FareedahUnique, precious, or solitaryArabic7
- FeigaVariant of Faiga, meaning 'bird' in YiddishHebrew7
- Fotima7
- Flory7
- Frey7
- Floriana7
- Farisha7
- Freyr7
- Farishta7
- Franyelis7
- Fernan7
- Feya7
- Faila7
- FranShort form of Frances or Francis, meaning 'free one' or 'from France'English6
- Fidencioone of confidence or trustSpanish6
- FlorindaPossibly derived from a combination of Flora (Latin for 'flower') and the suffix -inda, meaning 'beautiful flower' or 'flowerySpanish6
- FaraFara has multiple possible origins and meaningsArabic6
- FionnaFair, white, or blessedIrish6
- FlanneryDescendant of Flannghal, from Irish flann 'red' or 'ruddy' plus gal 'valor'Irish6
- FizaOne meaning is 'nature, natural temperament' or 'breeze' in Urdu and Persian, though the exact origin is debatedPersian6
- FilipeLover of horsesPortuguese6
- Fotiniderived from Greek 'phos' (light), meaning 'light' or 'illumination'Greek6
- FelinaCatlikeLatin6
- FaizahVictorious, triumphantArabic6
- FindlayFair-haired warrior, from the Gaelic elements fionn 'fair, white' and laoch 'warrior'Scottish6
- Fatimataone who weans her childArabic6
- FarzanaWise, learned, or eloquent womanArabic6
- FirmanDerived from an English surname, itself from the Old English personal name 'Færeman' meaning 'journeyman' or 'traveler'English6
- FarhaHappiness or delight in ArabicArabic6
- Fionnualawhite-shouldered, a reference to the legendary maidenIrish6
- FarheenJoyful, glad, or happy (of Persian origin, via Urdu)Persian6
- Filippalover of horsesGreek6
- FaryalOne who guides, or a beautiful woman with a radiant faceArabic6
- FlyntOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant spelling of Flint, referring to a hard type of stoneEnglish6
- ForresterOne who works or lives in a forestEnglish6
- FarooqOne who distinguishes truth from falsehood, or divider of truth and falsehoodArabic6
- FyodorGod's giftSlavic6
- Finnly6
- Fynnley6
- Faylynn6
- Faaris6
- Femi6
- Fanuel6
- Fariza6
- Fira6
- Fayaz6
- Freydis6
- Fana6
- Faela6
- Fadl6
- Franyer6
- FreedaOf uncertain originEnglish5
- FloranceBlossoming, flowering, or prosperousEnglish5
- FadiSavior, one who sacrifices or redeemsArabic5
- FroylanPossibly derived from the Germanic name Froila, meaning 'lord' or 'master'Spanish5
- FarazElevation, height, or eminencePersian5
- FalconA falcon is a bird of prey, known for its speed and hunting skillEnglish5
- FlorinaFeminine form of Florin, ultimately derived from Latin 'flos' meaning flowerLatin5
- Frankoa respelling of Franco, itself a short form of Francesco, meaning 'free man'Italian5
- FarhadPossessing glory, worthy of praise, or intelligentPersian5
- FarrynProbably a modern invented name, possibly influenced by Farrah or DarrenModern coinage5
- FendiOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern coinage inspired by the Italian luxury fashion houseModern coinage5
- FahimaIntelligent, wise, or understandingArabic5
- FatenFascinating, charming, or alluringArabic5
- FadilGenerous, virtuous, excellentArabic5
- FuriousOf uncertain meaning, derived from the English word furious, meaning 'full of fury' or 'wrathfulModern coinage5
- Fergusonson of FergusScottish5
- FranciszekFree man or FrenchmanSlavic5
- FabihaOf debated originArabic5
- FreyahVariant of Freya, derived from the name of the Norse goddess of love and fertility, meaning 'lady' or 'mistress'Modern coinage5
- FerrahOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- Farhaan5
- Fitzwilliam5
- Fotios5
- Franyeli5
- Finnean5
- Faithful5
- Fatimatou5
- Ferrari5
- Feigy5
- Florin5
- Fenwick5
- Filza5
- Faiyaz5
- Fariz5
- Faina5
- Forester5
- Fatehveer5
- Fatouma5
- Finbarr5
- Fawzan5
- Fayza5
- Fawzia5
- Feza5
- Fiammetta5
- Faylin5
- Francelys5
- Faby5
- Fiorenza5
- Faelen5
- Fei5
- Forty5
- Frander5
- FlossieDiminutive of Florence, meaning "prosperous" or "flourishing"English—
- FlorineFlowering, flourishingLatin—
- FeleciaOf uncertain originLatin—
- FloyUncertainEnglish—
- FeltonFrom a surname meaning 'settlement by the field' in Old EnglishEnglish—
- FelishaOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Felicia, meaning 'happy' or 'fortunate'Modern coinage—
- FeliceHappy, fortunateItalian—
- FarrellMan of valorIrish—
- FerneA name derived from the English word for a type of vascular plant that reproduces via sporesEnglish—
- FloreneFlowering, flourishingLatin—
- FondaOf uncertain origin, likely a modern coinage or transferred use of a surnameModern coinage—
- FloridaFeminine form of Floridus, from Latin flos meaning 'flower'Latin—
- FurmanOf uncertain originEnglish—
- FoyOf uncertain originEnglish—
- FairyA fairy, a mythical being from folklore, often depicted as small and magicalEnglish—
- Fredericapeaceful rulerGerman—
- FrediaOf uncertain originEnglish—
- FelipaLover of horsesSpanish—
- FinisThe name Finis means 'end' or 'boundary' in LatinLatin—
- FloDiminutive of Florence, meaning "flourishing, prosperous" from Latin florensEnglish—
- FelicaFeminine form of Felix, meaning 'happy' or 'fortunate' in LatinLatin—
- Ferrellderived from the Old French 'ferré' meaning 'shod with iron' or from a diminutive of 'fer' meaning 'iron'English—
- FlorettaLittle flowerEnglish—
- FelisaFeminine form of Felix, meaning 'happy' or 'fortunate'Latin—
- FaviolaOf uncertain originSpanish—
- FelicitasA Latin name meaning good luck, good fortune, or happinessLatin—
- FrederickaPeaceful rulerEnglish—
- FelicitaHappiness, good fortune, or luckItalian—
- FantasiaMeaning is debatedModern coinage—