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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
F’enton

From the farm on the fens

English

Fa
Fabe

Latin

Fabek

Latin

Faber

A German form of Fabius.

Latin

Fabert

A French form of Fabius.

Latin

Fabian

Bean farmer

Latin

Fabianno

Latin

Fabiano

An Italian form of Fabius.

Latin

Fabianus

Latin

Fabien

A French form of Fabius.

Latin

Fabio

An Italian form of Fabius.

Irish

Fabiola
Fabion

Latin

Fabius

“The cultivator of beans,” from the Latin faba, a bean; but also “a delayer of action,” in allusion to Quintus Fabius Maximus, the Roman general known for his strategy of delay and avoidance of battle.

Latin

Fabiyus

Latin

Fabre

Young blacksmith

French

Fabriano

Works with the hands

Latin

Fabrice

Works with the hands

Latin

Fabricio

Craftsman

Italian

Fabricius

Works with the hands

Latin

Fabrico

Artisan

Spanish

Fabritius

Works with the hands

Latin

Fabrizio

Works with the hands

Latin

Fabrizius

Works with the hands

Latin

Fabrizzio
Fabron

Young blacksmith

French

Fabroni

Young blacksmith

French

Fabyan

Latin

Fabyen

Latin

Fachnan

Name of a saint

Irish

Factor

Businessman

English

Facundo
Fadel
Fadelio

Faithful

Latin

Fadey

Praise

Slavic

Fadi

Savior

Arabic

Fadil
Fadri

Peace Ruler

European

Faebian

Latin

Faebien

Latin

Faegan

Joyful

English

Faelen

Faelen is irish gaelic and means wolf

Irish

Faer

Traveler

English

Faerrleah

From the bull's pasture

English

Faerwald

Powerful traveler

English

Fagan

Little ardent one

Irish

Fagin

Little ardent one

Irish

Fahad

Panther, leopard

Arabic

Fahd

Panther, leopard

Arabic