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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Faerrleah

From the bull's pasture

English

Fabert

A French form of Fabius.

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

Filmarr

Famous

English

Foxen

Fox

English

Fry

Seedling, offspring

English

Fritzie
Fife

Fife instrument

Scottish

Freeman

A free man, one freed from bound servitude to an overlord

English

Faer

Traveler

English

Frollo

Killed by Arthur

Arthurian Legend

Faruq

Discerning truth from falsehood

Arabic

Fanuco

Free

Spanish

Fadel
Farnham

Meadow with ferns

English

Fairfax

Blond

English

Ferdi
Fytch

Ermine

English

Fallows

The fallow field

English

Faegan

Joyful

English

Fonz

Ready for battle

Spanish

Frode

Wise

Scandinavian

Fosco
Flo
Felipo

Horse lover

Greek

Floro
Filmore

Very famous

English

Fredie
Flan

Red

Irish

Fahd

Panther, leopard

Arabic

Feri

Frenchman; free man

Latin

Fernlea

Field with ferns; fern meadow

English

Fitzgibbon

Son of Gilbert

English

Friedolf

Peaceful wolf

English

Ferrill

Hero, man of courage

Irish

Fabron

Young blacksmith

French

Faron

Handsome servant

English

Feliciano

Happy, fortunate

Latin

Fynbar

Blond

Celtic

Frean

Foreign

English

Fidensio
Fonzo

Spanish

Foreman

Cart Worker

German

Fulgencio

Brilliant, shining

Latin

Fakhry
Flamino

Roman priest

Spanish

Fitche

Ermine

English

Feish
Flemming

Man from Flanders

English

Flawiusz

Yellow hair

Latin