Firenze

Means 'flowering' or the name of the city Florence, symbolizing beauty and art.

Firmin

Derived from the Latin 'firmus' meaning 'steadfast' or 'strong.'

Firmino

A variation of 'Firmin' meaning 'strong' or 'firm,' commonly used in Christian contexts.

Firth

Refers to an estuary or arm of the sea.

Fisayo

Means 'to know joy' in Yoruba.

Fisk

Means 'fish,' derived from Old English.

Fiske

Fiske means 'fish' in Old Norse, often used as a surname.

Fisseha

Fisseha means 'he has risen' in Amharic, referring to a state of rebirth or revival.

Fitah

Fitah means 'victorious' or 'triumphant' in the Amharic language.

Fitan

Fitan means 'he who has power' in Amharic.

Fitch

Fitch refers to a type of plant or a surname derived from the term for a 'vetch' or 'flea.'

Fitche

Fitche means 'vine' derived from the Old English word for the plant.

Fitela

Fitela means 'thorny plant' or a 'flower' in Ethiopian contexts.

Fitin

Fitin denotes 'beauty' or 'elegance' in Amharic.

Fitz

Fitz is a prefix meaning 'son of' in Old French used commonly in names.

Fitzadam

Fitzadam means 'son of Adam' derived from the surname structure of Fitz.

Fitzgerald

Fitzgerald means 'son of Gerald' and is derived from the Old French form of the name.

Fitzgibbon

Fitzgibbon means 'son of Gibbon,' indicating lineage in Irish tradition.

Fitzgilbert

Fitzgilbert means 'son of Gilbert' and is used in Irish surname conventions.

Fitzhugh

Fitzhugh means 'son of Hugh' in Middle English, indicating lineage.

Fitzjames

Meaning 'son of James', where 'Fitz' denotes 'son of' in Norman French.

Fitzroy

Meaning 'son of the king', derived from the Norman term 'Fitz' meaning 'son of'.

Fitzsimons

Meaning 'son of Simon', where 'Fitz' indicates 'son of' in Old French.

Fitzwalter

Meaning 'son of Walter', where 'Fitz' denotes 'son of' in Norman French.

Fitzwater

Meaning 'son of Water', where 'Fitz' indicates 'son of' in Norman French.

Fitzwilliam

Meaning 'son of William', derived from the Norman 'Fitz' which means 'son of'.

Fiu

Meaning 'to shine' in the Bantu language.

Fiyero

Meaning 'fiery', derived from the Spanish word 'fiero'.

Fiyifolu

It means 'may love be my fulfillment'.

Flaca

Flaca means 'thin' or 'slim' in Spanish, often used as a descriptive term.

Flaede

Flaede means 'to wander or to float' in Old English, suggesting a free spirit.

Flair

Flair denotes 'a natural talent or aptitude', often associated with style and elegance.

Flak

Flak is often used to refer to 'anti-aircraft fire' in military context, symbolizing protection or defense.

Flame

Flame signifies 'a burning fire', symbolizing passion and intensity.

Flaminio

Flaminio refers to the Roman god of fire, symbolizing creativity and divine inspiration.

Flan

Flan means 'red' or 'descendant of the red-haired one' in Irish, often linked to heritage.

Flanders

Flanders refers to the historical region in present-day Belgium, often representing culture and art.

Flandrina

Flandrina is a feminine form of Flanders, often denoting a connection to the region and its history.

Flann

Flann means 'ruddy' or 'red-haired' in Irish, symbolizing physical traits.

Flannacan

Flannacan means 'descendant of Flannan', linking to Irish lineage and ancestry.

Flannerry

Flannerry is derived from Flann, often connected with noble lineage in Irish culture.

Flannery

Flannery signifies 'descendant of Flann', a name that is often associated with nobility and heritage.

Flash

Flash denotes 'to shine suddenly', often symbolizing brightness, speed, and vivacity.

Flavia

Flavia means 'golden' in Latin, associated with wealth and brightness in character.

Flavian

A name meaning 'yellow' or 'blonde', derived from the Latin 'flavus'.

Flavie

A diminutive form of Flavia meaning 'golden girl' or 'blonde'.

Flavina

A name derived from Flavian, meaning 'golden' or 'yellow'.

Flavio

A name meaning 'yellow' or 'blonde'.

Flaviu

The Romanian form of Flavian, meaning 'blonde'.

Flavius

A Roman family name meaning 'yellow' or 'blonde'.

Flecher

A name meaning 'arrow maker' or 'fletcher' by trade.

Flechia

A feminine variation of Fletcher, signifying 'arrow maker'.

Fleda

A name meaning 'a beauty' or 'lady'.

Fleet

A name meaning 'river crossing' or 'swift'.

Fleetwood

A surname meaning 'wood by the river' or 'fleet river'.

Fleming

A name meaning 'a person from Flanders'.

Flemming

A name meaning 'from Flanders' or 'a Fleming'.

Flemmyng

A variation of Fleming, meaning 'from Flanders'.

Flemyng

Another variation of Fleming, referring to a nobleman from Flanders.

Flerida

A name meaning 'little flower' derived from the word 'flor' for flower.

Fleta

A name meaning 'of the river' or 'flowing'.

Fletch

Derived from the old English term for an arrow maker.

Fletcher

An occupational surname originally indicating one who made arrows.

Fleur

Means 'flower' in French, symbolizing beauty and nature.

Fleurdelice

A combination of 'fleur' (flower) and 'delice' (delight), meaning 'flower of delight'.

Fleurette

A diminutive of 'fleur', meaning 'little flower'.

Flick

Derived from the word 'flick', meaning to strike or move suddenly.

Flinn

An Anglicized form of the Gaelic word 'Flionn', meaning 'descendant of Flann', meaning 'red, ruddy'.

Flint

Refers to a type of hard rock and symbolizes strength.

Flip

A diminutive of Philip, meaning 'lover of horses'.

Fliss

A diminutive of the name Felicity, meaning 'happiness or good fortune'.

Flo

A diminutive of Florence, meaning 'blossoming' or 'prospering'.

Floarea

Means 'flower' in Romanian, symbolizing beauty and growth.

Flodwig

An Old High German name meaning 'flowing with joy'.

Floella

A modern invention combining 'Flo' and 'Ella', meaning 'flower'.

Floemus

Likely a variant of a Latin-inspired name meaning 'flower'.

Floor

A name of Dutch origin meaning 'floor' or 'ground', often used in the context of stability or foundation.

Flor

A variant of the name Flora, meaning 'flower', symbolizing beauty and nature.

Floramaria

A combination of Flora and Maria, symbolizing 'flower' and 'sea of bitterness', a popular name in Hispanic cultures suggesting beauty and grace.

Floree

A variation of Flora, meaning 'flower', indicative of blooming and beauty.

Florena

Derived from Flora, meaning 'flower', representing freshness and blossoming.

Florence

Latin root meaning 'flourishing' or 'prosperous', often associated with the Renaissance city known for its art and culture.

Florencia

Spanish variant of Florence, meaning 'to bloom' or 'prosperous', often linked to flourishing places.

Florencio

Masculine form of Florence, meaning 'to flourish' or 'prosperous', commonly used in Spanish-speaking nations.

Florene

A variant of Flora, meaning 'flower', symbolizing beauty and nature.

Florens

A variation of Florence, meaning 'flourishing' or 'prosperous', often used in many European cultures.

Florent

Derived from Latin meaning 'flowering', commonly associated with individuals who bloom through life.

Florentia

Derived from the Latin word meaning 'prosperous' or 'flourishing', emphasizing growth and success.

Florentijn

Dutch variant of Florent, meaning 'blossoming' or 'prosperous', linked with nature and fertility.

Florentin

Derived from the name Florence, meaning 'to bloom', often symbolizing rebirth and growth.

Florentina

A feminine variant of Florentin, meaning 'flourishing' or 'prospering', synonymous with vitality and success.

Florentine

Feminine form of Florent, meaning 'flowering' or 'prospering', often representing beauty and growth.

Florentino

Florentino means 'flourishing' or 'prosperous', derived from the Latin word 'florens'.

Florentinus

Florentinus is derived from Florens, meaning 'rich' or 'flourishing' in Latin.

Florenz

Florenz means 'blooming' or 'blossoming', derived from the Latin 'Florens'.

Florenza

Florenza means 'prosperous' or 'blossoming', related to the Latin term 'florens'.

Floretta

Floretta means 'little flower' and is derived from the Latin word 'flos', translating as 'flower'.

Flori

Flori means 'flowering', derived from Latin 'flor', often used for both genders.

Floria

Floria means 'flower', derived from Latin 'flor', signifying beauty and elegance.

Florian

Florian means 'blossoming' or 'flowering', coming from the Latin word 'florens'.