Fairbanks

Fairbanks is a surname-turned-first name meaning 'fair or beautiful banks' in Old English.

Fairfax

Fairfax means 'the fair-haired one' in Old English.

Fairlay

Fairlay means 'a fair field or meadow' in Old English.

Fairlee

A name of English origin meaning 'from the clearing of the fairies'.

Fairleigh

An English name meaning 'meadow of the fairies'.

Fairley

An English name meaning 'a meadow where fairies dwell'.

Fairlie

A Scottish name meaning 'a meadow where fairies dwell'.

Fairlight

An English name meaning 'light of the fairies'.

Fairly

An English name meaning 'fairly or moderately beautiful'.

Fairman

An Old English surname meaning 'man of fair character'.

Fairy

An English name derived from 'fairy', referring to a supernatural being or spirit.

Faith

A virtue name meaning 'trust' or 'belief'.

Faithe

A variant of 'Faith', meaning 'trust' or 'belief'.

Fajga

A name meaning 'innocent'.

Falan

An Irish name meaning 'descendant of the warrior.'

Falca

Derived from the word for 'sickle' or 'curved,' often associated with nature.

Falco

Meaning 'falcon' in Italian, often symbolizing freedom and speed.

Falcon

Derived from the bird of prey, symbolizing power and freedom in various cultures.

Falconer

Historically, someone who trains and keeps falcons, linked to nobility and heritage.

Falconner

Another variant of Falconer, indicating a person associated with falconry.

Falda

Means 'a small girl' or 'a young girl' in Spanish.

Faline

Derived from the word for 'common,' often associated with 'fawn'.

Falk

Means 'falcon' or 'mighty' in Germanic origins.

Falke

Derived from the German word for 'falcon', symbolizing power.

Falken

Means 'descendant of Falk', associated with strength and power.

Falkner

Means 'falconer,' someone who keeps and trains falcons.

Fallon

Means 'descendant of the ruler' or 'leader' in Irish.

Fallyn

A modern variant of Fallon, meaning 'descendant of the ruling one'.

Falon

A variant of Fallon, which means 'leader' or 'descendant of the ruler'.

Faloni

A variant of the name Falon, often used in various cultures.

Fanchon

A diminutive form of Francis, meaning 'free man' or 'Frenchman'.

Fane

A name that can mean 'the great one' or 'from Fana'.

Fannar

Fannar translates to 'snowdrift' in Icelandic, symbolizing winter's beauty and chill.

Fanni

Fanni is a diminutive of Francisca, meaning 'free one' or 'from France.'

Fannia

Fannia is an Italian form of Fanny, meaning 'free one.'

Fannie

Fannie is a diminutive of Frances, meaning 'free one' or 'from France.'

Fannig

Fannig is a variant spelling of Fanny, meaning 'free one.'

Fannish

Fannish is a variation of Fanny, indicating a person who is free-spirited.

Fannvci

Fannvci is derived from the Czech variation of Fanny, linked to 'free one.'

Fanny

Fanny is derived from the name Francine meaning 'the free one.'

Fantina

Fantina is derived from Fantasia, meaning 'fantasy' or 'dream.'

Fantine

Fantine means 'to be a dreamer' or 'imaginative,' commonly associated with the character from 'Les Misérables.'

Fantino

Fantino is derived from the Italian word for 'fantasy,' indicating a playful and imaginative spirit.

Fanuco

Fanuco means 'little brother' or 'youthful one,' indicative of affection in the family.

Fanucus

Fanucus is related to the Latin 'Fanus,' meaning 'temple' or 'place of worship.'

Faolan

Faolan means 'little wolf,' symbolizing cunning and leadership in Irish lore.

Faoz

Faoz means 'a small creek or stream,' representing serenity in nature.

Farahilde

A name combining 'Farah' meaning joy and 'hilde' meaning battle, suggesting 'joy in battle.'

Faraja

A Swahili name meaning 'relief' or 'to help.'

Faraji

A Swahili name meaning 'one who helps.'

Faramon

Of uncertain origin, possibly a medieval name meaning 'protector' or 'guardian.'

Faramond

A name meaning 'journey protection' from the Germanic elements 'fara' (journey) and 'mund' (protector).

Faramundo

A variant of Faramond, meaning 'journey protector.'

Farayioluwa

Means 'the practice of God' in Yoruba, reflecting a deep spiritual significance.

Farewell

A term used to express good wishes when parting from someone.

Farfalla

An Italian word meaning 'butterfly.'

Farica

A name meaning 'brave' or 'famous in peace'.

Farkas

Means 'wolf' in Hungarian, often associated with bravery and strength.

Farl

Derived from Old English, meaning 'from the fern meadow.'

Farlay

An adaptation of Farley, typically meaning 'fern clearing or meadow.'

Farleigh

A locality name meaning 'fern clearing' or 'meadow' in Old English.

Farley

Originating as a surname, it means 'fern clearing' in Old English.

Farlow

A surname and place name meaning 'fern-covered hill,' originating in England.

Farly

A derivative from Farley, meaning 'from the fern meadow.'

Farnall

An old English name meaning 'the dweller by the fern hill.'

Farnell

Farnell means 'fern nook' or 'land covered with ferns'.

Farnham

Farnham means 'home on the ferns'.

Farnlea

Farnlea means 'meadow with ferns' or 'fern field'.

Farnlee

Farnlee means 'fern clearing' or 'fern meadow'.

Farnleigh

Farnleigh means 'meadow of ferns' or 'pastureland with ferns'.

Farnley

Farnley means 'clearing with ferns'.

Farnly

Farnly means 'meadow of ferns' or 'place of ferns'.

Farnum

Farnum means 'place of ferns'.

Farol

Farol means 'lantern' or 'light'.

Farold

Farold means 'an estate with ferns'.

Faron

Faron means 'adventurer' or 'journey'.

Farquhar

An Old Scottish name meaning 'dear one' or 'beloved.'

Farr

Derived from Old English, meaning 'journey or expedition.'

Farra

A variant of Farrah, meaning 'happy' or 'joyful.'

Farran

Means 'adventurous' or 'to wander.'

Farrar

An Old English surname meaning 'maker of a quick-acting drug.'

Farrel

An Irish surname meaning 'man of valor.'

Farrell

An anglicized form of the Gaelic 'O Fearghail', meaning 'man of valor'.

Farren

Derives from the Old French 'farron', meaning 'from the land of the fern'.

Farrier

Occupational name for one who shoes horses, derived from the Old French 'ferrier'.

Farrin

A modern variant of the name Farrow, often associated with 'to turn'.

Farris

Derived from the word 'ferris', meaning 'ironworker'.

Farrleigh

A topographic name meaning 'meadow by the ferries'.

Farrley

Meaning 'fern clearing', derived from a combination of Old English elements.

Farron

Translates to 'adventurous warrior' or 'journey'.

Farrow

Originally a surname meaning 'from the ferns'.

Farrs

A diminutive form of the surname Farris with uncertain meaning.

Farrun

A neologism likely inspired by other existing names, associated with 'to turn'.

Farryn

A modern variant of Farry, possibly inspired by 'farmer'.

Faryn

Faryn is often seen as a modern name meaning 'adventurous' and 'joyful'.

Fascienne

A French name meaning 'fascinating' or 'captivating.'

Fassnacht

The name translates to 'fast night', associated with Shrove Tuesday before Lent.

Faulconer

A surname meaning 'falcon keeper', referring to someone who raises falcons for hunting.

Faulconner

Variant of Faulconer, also meaning 'falcon keeper' or 'one who trains falcons'.

Faulkener

An occupational surname meaning 'bird catcher', used traditionally for falconry.