Boy Finn A form of Fionn, Finn is an Irish name meaning fair. Finn Name Origin: Irish Pronunciation: fin See what 10 people think about Finn Share Popularity Alternatives Lists Comments Infographic of Finn name meaning, which is A form of Fionn, Finn is an Irish name meaning fair. Ask your friends & family about Finn… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Finn Name Popularity How popular is the name Finn? Here’s everything we know. 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Names Like Finn If you like Finn, you’ll love these other names like Finn. What names are variants of Finn? Mix it up with these names that are a variation of the name Finn. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Fin Fair; from Finland Irish Fingal Fair; from Finland Irish Fingall Fair; from Finland Irish Fionn White or fair head; fair; from Finland Irish What names sound like Finn? If you like how Finn sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Finn. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Fain Happy, joyous English Faine Happy, joyous English Fane Happy, joyous English Vann Of Danish Vin Prevailing Latin Vinny Prevailing Latin Vonn Of; hope Scandinavian Win Elf or magical being, friend; joyful stone English Winn Joyful stone; friend English Wynn Friend English What names are similar to Finn? Find a name that’s like Finn, but just a little bit different. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Finlay Fair-haired courageous one Irish Lists With Finn Find inspiration in these baby boy name lists featuring the name Finn. Nicknames for Boys That Are Fun and Fresh // 169 names Nicknames for boys come in all forms, from the obvious to the personality-based. Explore these fun finds with us. Middle Names for Boys That Are Totally Awesome // 359 names We’ve searched high and low for the best mix of middle names for boys. Whether you love a timeless pick or seek something modern, check out our list here! Masculine Boy Names For Your Bold Baby // 219 names Many parents exclusively seek out masculine boy names for their little guy. From powerful and mighty to stoic and mature, we’ve gathered up our favorite masculine boy names on one list! Best Boy Names for Your Sweet Baby Son // 162 names We’ve compiled a list of the best boy names that check off all the boxes for us. With their great meanings and signature styles, we love each name on this list and hope you do too! The Most Popular Boy Names for 2019 // 175 names The latest list is in, and the most popular boy names of 2019 are full of surprises. From long-time favorites like James to new faces like Oliver, check out the boy names parents are loving. Siblings of Finn Mamas with kids named Finn also have kids with these names. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Khloe Green sprout Greek Maxwell Mack's stream English Stella Celestial star Latin Karlee Free man Latin Astrid Fair, beautiful goddess Scandinavian Share Your Thoughts 10 Comments Lacey Aug 16 at 11:45 am Our sons name is Finnick Warren but Finnick wasn’t an option to pick from. We have a daughter who is 10.5 and we’ve tried for 8 years and didn’t think I could get pregnant, so we thought we would never have him! We tried coming up with boy names for years so we would be prepared in case it ever did happen and could never find anything we liked. We found out I was pregnant and we loved the name Finn but wanted something longer and wanted to use Finn for a nickname. Not long after our gender reveal my mom called me (on her birthday) and suggested Finnick! We loved it and my husband’s name is Nick so we loved that I had his name in it too! We also all love the hunger game movies and Finnick Odair was one of my favorite characters! It fits him perfectly and I’m so glad my mom suggested it! Reply Clara Jan 2 at 11:14 am It was the first boy name me and my husband both really liked! Reply Finn Nov 3 at 10:59 am Strong, short, Irish name. Finny as a cute nickname. Sounds great with big brother Jack. Reply Alisha Sep 30 at 12:51 pm We chose the name Finn because we liked it. We knew we wanted to use the family name of Theodore as our son’s middle name so we wanted something short, unique but not unheard of and strong and for us Finn fit the bill. There is nothing I dislike about his name. I feel like it fits him well. Reply Shannon Apr 22 at 6:05 pm We loved the simplicity of the name and the fact that it is Scandinavian. My husband is American with Scandinavian descent and wanted our kids to have a unique name like his. We both did not want to have a top 100 name, even though Finn is becoming very popular now! Reply Kerry Aug 7 at 3:56 am It’s Irish. Reply Shannon Nov 25 at 2:46 pm Actually, the name has Irish and Scandinavian heritage. But thanks anyway! Reply Shannon Nov 25 at 2:50 pm It is also Finnish, meaning “from Finland.” Reply Anja Apr 13 at 7:36 pm I loved the sound/meaning of this name from the start. After I told it to my mom, I saw a boy at the doctors office named Finn. Then I told my sister this at the beach later that week, and we got talking to a boy and his grandma, the boy’s name is Finn. I told this story to one of my coworkers, her brothers name is Finn and lastly, I told all this to a friend, and that night, watched a random YouTube video about two little brothers, the younger brothers’ name was Finn! In short, it was meant to be! Reply Alisha Apr 13 at 4:41 pm We named our son Finn Theodore. Finn we just loved. And Theodore is my husbands middle name, a family name. Reply Share your thoughts on the name Finn Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. 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Lacey Aug 16 at 11:45 am Our sons name is Finnick Warren but Finnick wasn’t an option to pick from. We have a daughter who is 10.5 and we’ve tried for 8 years and didn’t think I could get pregnant, so we thought we would never have him! We tried coming up with boy names for years so we would be prepared in case it ever did happen and could never find anything we liked. We found out I was pregnant and we loved the name Finn but wanted something longer and wanted to use Finn for a nickname. Not long after our gender reveal my mom called me (on her birthday) and suggested Finnick! We loved it and my husband’s name is Nick so we loved that I had his name in it too! We also all love the hunger game movies and Finnick Odair was one of my favorite characters! It fits him perfectly and I’m so glad my mom suggested it! Reply
Finn Nov 3 at 10:59 am Strong, short, Irish name. Finny as a cute nickname. Sounds great with big brother Jack. Reply
Alisha Sep 30 at 12:51 pm We chose the name Finn because we liked it. We knew we wanted to use the family name of Theodore as our son’s middle name so we wanted something short, unique but not unheard of and strong and for us Finn fit the bill. There is nothing I dislike about his name. I feel like it fits him well. Reply
Shannon Apr 22 at 6:05 pm We loved the simplicity of the name and the fact that it is Scandinavian. My husband is American with Scandinavian descent and wanted our kids to have a unique name like his. We both did not want to have a top 100 name, even though Finn is becoming very popular now! Reply
Shannon Nov 25 at 2:46 pm Actually, the name has Irish and Scandinavian heritage. But thanks anyway! Reply
Anja Apr 13 at 7:36 pm I loved the sound/meaning of this name from the start. After I told it to my mom, I saw a boy at the doctors office named Finn. Then I told my sister this at the beach later that week, and we got talking to a boy and his grandma, the boy’s name is Finn. I told this story to one of my coworkers, her brothers name is Finn and lastly, I told all this to a friend, and that night, watched a random YouTube video about two little brothers, the younger brothers’ name was Finn! In short, it was meant to be! Reply
Alisha Apr 13 at 4:41 pm We named our son Finn Theodore. Finn we just loved. And Theodore is my husbands middle name, a family name. Reply
