| NAME |
GENDER |
VARIATIONS |
ORIGIN |
MEANINGS |
MIDDLE MATCHES |
| Felix |
 |
|
Latin |
Happy, fortunate, prosperous |
|
| Fergus |
|
|
Irish / Scottish (Gaelic) |
Manly, man of strength, supreme choice |
|
| Fifi |
 |
|
French |
Diminutive of Josephine (Hebrew) meaning he shall add, God will increase |
|
| Findlay |
|
Finlay, Finley |
Irish / Scottish (Gaelic) |
Fair haired courageous one |
|
| Finlay |
|
Findlay, Finley |
Irish / Scottish (Gaelic) |
Fair haired courageous one |
|
| Finley |
|
Findlay, Finlay |
Irish / Scottish (Gaelic) |
Fair haired courageous one |
|
| Finn |
|
|
Irish / Scottish / Scandinavian |
Fair haired courageous one
Fair one, man from Finland |
|
| Flame |
|
|
Invented |
Sensual |
|
| Fletcher |
|
|
Middle English |
Occupation name for arrow maker, one who makes feather arrows |
|
| Flint |
|
Flynt |
Old English |
Stream; also referred to as from nature the quartz hard rock used to spark fire |
|
| Florence |
|
Flossie, Florida |
Latin |
Blooming, flourishing |
|
| Florida |
|
Flossie, Florida |
Spanish |
From Florence (Latin) meaning blooming, flourishing. The Florida state in America was named because of its floral splendor. |
|
| Flossie |
|
Florence, Florida |
Latin |
Shortened version for Florence meaning blooming, flourishing |
|
| Flynn |
|
|
Irish / Scottish |
Red-haired, heir to the red-headed, ruddy complexion, son of a red-haired man |
|
| Flynt |
|
Flint |
Old English |
Stream; also referred to as from nature the quartz hard rock used to spark fire |
|
| Frances |
|
|
Latin |
Free; from France |
|
| Francesca |
|
|
Italian |
Italian form of Frances (Latin) meaning free; from France |
|
| Francis |
|
|
Latin |
Frenchman, man from France, free man, free |
|
| Franco |
|
|
Latin / Italian / Spanish |
From Francis meaning Frenchman, free man, free |
|
| Fraser |
|
Frazer |
Old English / Scottish |
One with curly hair
Forest men
Also sometimes said to mean "strawberry" from the French "fraise". |
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