Feliz

Feliz means 'happy' in Spanish.

Felizia

Felizia is derived from the Italian word meaning 'blessed' or 'happy'.

Fell

Fell is derived from Old Norse and means 'mountain' or 'hill'.

Fella

Fella means 'female' or 'woman' in Old English context.

Fellisha

A modern take on the name Felicia, which means 'happy' or 'fortunate'.

Felman

Derived from the Latin word 'Felix', meaning 'happy' or 'fortunate'.

Felot

Derived from 'Felot', a diminutive of Felicité, meaning 'happiness' or 'fortune'.

Felten

Derived from 'felten', meaning 'to feel' or 'to touch'.

Feltin

A variant of Felicity, meaning 'happiness'.

Felton

A habitational surname from Old English meaning 'farmstead by the field'.

Feme

A variant of feminine names meaning 'woman' in Old English.

Femi

Meaning 'love' or 'friend'.

Femina

Directly translates to 'woman', representing femininity.

Femke

Derived from the diminutive of the name Femke, meaning 'little woman'.

Femma

A variant of Femke, meaning 'little woman'.

Femmota

A modern name often associated with strong female figures.

Fena

Derived from 'feminine', often associated with purity.

Fenella

A diminutive form of Fionnuala, meaning 'white shoulders' or 'Fair-shouldered'.

Fenisia

A variant of the name related to 'Phoenicia', which historically means 'land of purple'.

Fenmore

Derived from the Old English 'fenn' meaning 'marsh', suggesting a place of nature.

Fenna

A diminutive of Fenna, derived from 'fenn', meaning 'marsh' or 'swamp'.

Fennell

Inspired by the plant fennel, symbolizing strength and health.

Fenny

Diminutive form of names like Fenner, evoking images of marshland.

Fenton

Meaning 'marsh town' or 'town by the marsh', rooted in Old English geography.

Fenwick

Derived from an English place name meaning 'landing place by the marsh'.

Fenwicke

A variation of Fenwick, maintaining the meaning associated with marshland.

Feo

Meaning 'ugly' in Spanish, often used as a nickname.

Feodor

Meaning 'gift of God' or 'divine gift', from the Slavic roots.

Feodora

The female form of Feodor, meaning 'gift of God'.

Feolma

Meaning 'the one who is of the peace,' derived from 'Feola.'

Feologild

Means 'gift of the gods,' a name from Anglo-Saxon origin.

Feolomaer

Means 'famed' or 'renowned warrior.'

Feoluca

Possibly translates to 'gift of fame,' from Old English roots.

Feolugeld

Means 'gift of wealth' or 'rich gift.'

Feolumaer

Meaning 'famous protector' derived from Anglo-Saxon elements.

Feoras

Means 'brave' or 'bold warrior.'

Ferd

Means 'brave journey' or 'bold voyager.'

Ferda

Means 'journey' or 'traveler.'

Ferdie

Derived from 'Ferdinand,' meaning 'bold traveler.'

Ferdinand

Means 'brave many' or 'bold protector.'

Ferdinanda

Feminine form of Ferdinand, meaning 'brave traveler.'

Ferdinande

A feminine form of Ferdinand, meaning 'brave traveler' or 'bold protector'.

Ferdinando

Derived from the Germanic elements meaning 'adventurous' and 'brave'.

Ferdinandus

A Latinized form of Ferdinand, meaning 'bold voyager' or 'brave journey'.

Ferdnan

A variation of Ferdinand, meaning 'brave traveler'.

Ferdo

A diminutive of Ferdinand or Frederick, meaning 'peaceful ruler'.

Ferdynand

A Polish variant of Ferdinand, meaning 'daring journey'.

Ferenc

The Hungarian form of Francis, meaning 'free man'.

Fergal

An Irish name meaning 'virtuous' or 'man of valor'.

Fergie

A diminutive of Fergus, meaning 'man of strength'.

Fergus

Means 'man of strength' or 'strong warrior'.

Ferguson

Means 'son of Fergus' in Scottish Gaelic.

Ferine

Unique and magnificent, often related to being bold or brave.

Ferka

Meaning 'bringer of light', often associated with enlightenment and wisdom.

Fermin

A firm and strong person; often signifies strength and stability.

Fermina

Derived from 'Fermin', it signifies firmness and strength, often associated with resilience.

Fern

A plant name symbolizing growth and prosperity; represents new beginnings.

Ferna

Derived from 'Fern', representing fertility and growth in nature's beauty.

Fernald

From the land of ferns; denotes someone who is rooted or grounded.

Fernall

Possibly derived from 'Fern', symbolizing lush greenery and fertility; quality of growth.

Fernand

Brave traveler, reflecting strength and adventure.

Fernanda

Adventurous and brave, linked to travel and exploration.

Fernande

An adventurous journey; signifies bravery and exploration.

Fernandez

Son of Fernando; carries the implication of boldness and travel.

Fernandita

Fernandita is a diminutive form of Fernando, meaning 'adventurer' or 'bold voyager'.

Fernando

Fernando means 'adventurous traveler' or 'brave journey', derived from Gothic elements.

Ferne

Ferne originates from the name for a type of fern plant, symbolizing growth and endurance.

Fernham

Fernham is derived from Old English meaning 'home by the fern' indicating a place surrounded by nature.

Fernlea

Fernlea signifies 'meadow of ferns', representing a serene and natural habitat.

Fernlee

Fernlee means 'from the fern meadow', suggesting a connection to the beauty of nature.

Fernleigh

Fernleigh combines 'fern' and 'meadow', indicating a lush and tranquil landscape; it can be used for any gender.

Fernley

Fernley means 'fern meadow', indicating a dwelling place near ferns, associated with peace and tranquility.

Fernly

Fernly is derived from 'fern clearing' symbolizing openness and nature's beauty.

Ferran

Ferran is a variant of Fernando meaning 'bold voyager' or 'adventurer', highlighting bravery and exploration.

Ferrand

Ferrand, derived from 'brave traveler', is often used in French-speaking regions.

Ferrant

Ferrant is a variant of Ferrand, also meaning 'brave journey', emphasizing courage and exploration.

Ferrao

Ferrao means 'daring' or 'adventurous' in Portuguese and is commonly associated with strength.

Ferrari

Ferrari means 'blacksmith' in Italian and historically is associated with artisanship and craftsmanship; it's more commonly a surname but can be used as a first name.

Ferrin

Ferrin is derived from the Old French word 'ferre' meaning 'iron'.

Ferris

Ferris means 'man of strength' or 'iron man' in Gaelic.

Ferrol

Ferrol refers to a city in Spain and means 'iron port'.

Ferron

Ferron means 'iron worker' in Old French.

Ferruccio

Ferruccio means 'little iron' or 'of iron' in Italian.

Ferryn

Ferryn is derived from 'Farren', meaning 'adventurous or adventurous journey' in English.

Festus

Festus means 'festive' or 'joyful' in Latin.

Feye

A name that signifies 'fairy' or 'magical creature' of English origin.

Ffion

A Welsh name meaning 'foxglove' or 'flower.'

Fflur

A Welsh name meaning 'flower.'

Fharly

A name of Welsh origin meaning 'from the army.'

Fia

An Italian name meaning 'weaver' or 'one who weaves.'

Fiachna

An Irish name meaning ' raven.'

Fiachra

An Irish name meaning 'raven' or 'battle king.'

Fiacre

An Irish name that means 'sacred place' or 'of the priest.'

Fiadh

An Irish name meaning 'wild' or 'nature.'

Fiala

A Czech name meaning 'violet flower.'

Fiam

An Italian name meaning 'flame.'

Fiamma

An Italian name meaning 'flame' or 'fire.'

Fiammetta

An Italian diminutive of 'Fiamma,' meaning 'little flame.'

Fiana

Fiana means 'vine' and is associated with the Fianna, a band of warriors in Irish mythology.

Fianna

Fianna refers to a group of champions or warriors in Irish mythology.