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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fabian-Patrick | m | Latin | Fabian-Patrick is a double name combining Fabian ("the noble one") and Patrick ("the no… |
| Fallon | f | Fallon is a girl's name that traces back to the Irish-Gaelic surname Ó Fallamháin | |
| Faoiltiama | f | Irish | Faoiltiama is an original Irish girl's name, the exact components of which have not yet… |
| Faolan | m | Irish | The name Faolan, or Faolán, comes from Old Irish and means 'little wolf' |
| Farell | m | English | Farell derives from the Old Irish name Fergal and literally means 'the brave one' |
| Faylinn | f | Celtic | The name Faylinn, an English form of the Old Irish name Faílenn, translates to "the sea… |
| Fayn | m | Irish | The name Fayn is an American creation that traces back to the name Faina, which in turn… |
| Feargal | m | English | Feargal is an English variant of the Irish name Fergal |
| Fearghas | m | Irish | The meaning of the name Fearghas refers to its roots in the Irish and Scottish Gaelic l… |
| Feidhlim | m | Irish | Feidhlim is a modern Irish form of the name Feidlimid |
| Felim | m | Irish | Felim is a boy's name with Irish roots that originates from a Gaelic word composition |
| Fenella | f | Celtic | Fenella is a girl's name that has been adopted from English and has Scottish roots, as … |
| Fergie | u | Scottish | Fergie is a female form of Fergus with Scottish roots |
| Fergus | m | Irish | Fergus is a masculine name that is considered an Irish and Scottish variant of Fearghas |
| Fia | f | Celtic | Fia is a Scandinavian short and pet form of Sofia (Sophia) |
| Fiachra | m | The first name Fiachra has its origins in Irish mythology | |
| Fianna | f | Irish | The name Fianna is an Irish name for women and translates to 'the one from the warrior … |
| Fijara | f | The name Fijara has its origins in Old Norse and Old Irish roots | |
| Fin | m | Celtic | The name Fin is a younger variation of the name Finnr (Finn) and also serves as a short… |
| Finan | m | Celtic | The first name Finan is one of the variants of Finnian, an English adaptation of the Ce… |
| Finbar | m | Irish | The name Finbar is the anglicized variant of the traditional Irish name Fionnbharr |
| Findabhair | f | Irish | Findabhair stands for "White Lady." |
| Finella | f | English | Finella is a derived form of the name Fionnuala, which traces back to the Old Irish nam… |
| Finia | f | Basque | Finia is a variant of Finja, a feminine extension of the name Finn |
| Finian | m | Celtic | Finian is a form of Finnian, an Anglicized version of the Celtic and Irish name Finnén |
| Finja | f | Finja is a feminine short form of Finn | |
| Finlay | m | Celtic | Finlay is an anglicized form of the Celtic name Fionnlagh |
| Finn | u | Finnish | The origin and meaning of the male and female name Finn are not clearly defined |
| Finn-Gabriel | m | Scandinavian | The name Finn-Gabriel is a double name that unites the meanings of Finn and Gabriel |
| Finn-Jakob | m | The designation Finn-Jakob combines the meanings of both names | |
| Finn-Linus | m | Latin | Finn-Linus is a double name that unites the meanings of Finn and Linus |
| Finn-Maximilian | m | Latin | The name Finn-Maximilian combines the meanings of Finn and Maximilian |
| Finna | f | Danish | The name Finna represents the feminine variant of Finn and has two different origins |
| Finnegan | m | Finnegan is the English form of an old Irish surname and also serves as a diminutive of… | |
| Finnia | f | English | Finnia is a variant of the name Finnja, which in turn is a feminine form of Finn and ha… |
| Finnian | m | Celtic | Finnian is the anglicized form of the Irish name Finnén |
| Finnity | f | The name Finnity is composed of Old Norse and Old Irish elements | |
| Finnja | f | Finnja is a German feminine derivative of the name Finn with the popular ending '-ja,' … | |
| Finnjo | m | The name Finnjo has its roots in Old Norse and Old Irish | |
| Finola | f | English | Finola, a female first name, originates from Irish and is considered a variant of Fenel… |
| Fintan | m | Irish | Fintan is an Irish male name whose meaning is derived from Old Irish words |
| Finya | f | Latin | Finya (Финя) is considered a Russian pet form of the name Rufina, which is the feminine… |
| Fion | m | Fion is a boy's name considered a variation of the Celtic name Fionn, carrying meanings… | |
| Fiona | f | American | Fiona is derived from the Celtic name Fionn, which traces back to the Old Irish term Fi… |
| Fiona-Cheyenne | f | American | Fiona-Cheyenne is a double name combining Fiona ("the white") and Cheyenne ("the little… |
| Fionan | m | Fionan is a masculine first name regarded as the Irish Gaelic form of Finian, originati… | |
| Fionn | m | Fionn is a masculine first name whose meanings include "the White," "the Bright," or "t… | |
| Fionnagán | m | The name Fionnagán has its roots in the Old Irish language and consists of the words 'f… | |
| Fionnbarr | m | Irish | Fionnbarr is a variant of the old Irish name Fionnbharr |
| Fionnbharr | m | Irish | Fionnbharr is a traditional Irish name, meaning 'the one with a bright head' or 'the bl… |
| Fionne | f | English | Fionne is the feminine form of Fionn and comes from the ancient Irish term for Finns (F… |
| Fionnghuala | f | Irish | The name Fionnghuala is the feminine form of Fionnuala and is derived from the ancient … |
| Fionnlagh | m | Celtic | The name Fionnlagh has its roots in the Celtic language area and is composed of the Gae… |
| Fionnuala | f | Irish | Fionnuala is an Irish form of the Old Irish name Finnguala and can be translated into E… |
| Fitzgerald | m | The first name Fitzgerald also originates from Old English and was originally used as a… | |
| Flaithem | m | Irish | Irish word origin |
| Flannan | f | Flannan is an ancient Irish girl's name derived from the combination of 'flann', which … | |
| Flin | m | English | Flin is a modern English variant of Flynn and has its origins in the Irish surname Ó Fl… |
| Flinn | m | English | Flinn is a contemporary English-Irish variant of the name Flynn, which originates from … |
| Flory | f | Latin | Flory is an old pet form of Flora from English and Irish and derives from the feminine … |
| Flynn | m | English | The name Flynn originates from the English language and is a derivative of the Irish Ga… |
| Fyn | m | Danish | Fyn is a short form of the name Finn and therefore has two different origins |
| Fynbar | m | English | Fynbar, a male first name, is an English and Irish form of Finbar, which traces back to… |
| Fynia | f | Norwegian | Fynia is a derivative of Finja, which in turn is a feminine form of the name Finn |
| Fynley | m | Fynley is a boy's name that is regarded as a contemporary English form of Finley | |
| Fynn | m | Finnish | Fynn is an alternative form of Finn, whose origin and meaning are under discussion |
| Fynn-Alex | m | Celtic | Fynn-Alex is a double name combining Fynn ("the blonde one") and Alex ("the protector") |
| Fynn-Luca | m | The name Fynn-Luca combines the meanings of the two individual names Fynn and Luca | |
| Fynn-Noah | m | The name Fynn-Noah consists of Fynn and Noah | |
| Fynn-Yassin | m | Arabic | The Irish name Finn, derived from Fionn, stands for the terms 'blond, light, white' |