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Faillase, Faillaise, Falace, Falase, Fallase, Fallace

Fairly (English) From the far meadow

Fairley, Fairlee, Fairleigh, Fairli, Fairlie, Faerly, Faerli, Faerlie

*TFaith (English) Having a belief and trust in God

Faythe, Faithe, Faithful, Fayana, Fayanna, Fayanne, Fayane, Fayth

Fakhira (Arabic) A magnificent woman

Fakhirah, Fakhyra, Fakhyrah, Fakheera, Fakira, Fakirah, Fakeera, Fakyra

Fala (Native American) Resembling a crow

Falah, Falla, Fallah

Fallon (Irish) A commanding woman

Fallyn, Faline, Falinne, Faleen, Faleene, Falynne, Falyn, Falina

Fantasia (Latin) From the fantasy land

Fantasiah, Fantasea, Fantasiya, Fantazia, Fantazea, Fantaziya

Farley (English) From the fern clearing

Farly, Farli, Farlie, Farlee, Farleigh, Farlea, Farleah

Fate (Greek) One’s destiny

Fayte, Faite, Faete, Faet, Fait, Fayt

Fatima (Arabic) The perfect woman

Fatimah, Fahima, Fahimah

Fatinah (Arabic) A captivating woman

Fatina, Fateena, Fateenah, Fatyna, Fatynah, Fatin, Fatine, Faatinah, Fateana, Fateanah, Fatiena, Fatienah, Fateina, Fateinah

Favor (English) One who grants her approval

Faver, Favar, Favorre

Fay (English) From the fairy kingdom; a fairy or an elf

Faye, Fai, Faie, Fae, Fayette, Faylinn, Faylyn, Faylynn

Fayina (Russian) An independent woman

Fayinah, Fayena, Fayeena, Fayeana, Fayiena, Fayeina

February (American) Born in the month of February

Februari, Februarie, Februarey, Februaree, Februarea

Feechi (African) A woman who worships God

Feechie, Feechy, Feechey, Feechee, Fychi, Fychie, Fychey, Fychy

Felicity (Latin) Form of Felicia, meaning “happy”

Felicy, Felicie, Felisa

Femi (African) God loves me

Femmi, Femie, Femy, Femey, Femee, Femea, Femeah

Fenia (Scandinavian) A gold worker

Feniah, Fenea, Feneah, Feniya, Feniyah, Fenya, Fenyah, Fenja

ˆFernanda (Spanish) Feminine form of Fernando; an adventurous woman

Fernilia (American) A successful woman

Ferniliah, Fernilea, Fernileah, Fernilya, Fernilyah

Fia (Portuguese / Italian / Scottish) A weaver / from the flickering fire / arising from the dark of peace

Fiah, Fea, Feah, Fya, Fiya, Fyah, Fiyah

Fianna (Irish) A warrior huntress

Fiannah, Fiana, Fianne, Fiane, Fiann, Fian

Fielda (English) From the field

Fieldah, Felda, Feldah

Fife (American) Having dancing eyes

Fyfe, Fifer, Fify, Fifey, Fifee, Fifea, Fifi, Fifie

Fifia (African) Born on a Friday

Fifiah, Fifea, Fifeah, Fifeea, Fifeeah

Filipa (Spanish) Feminine form of Phillip; a friend of horses

Filipah, Filipina, Filipeena, Filipyna, Filippa, Fillipa, Fillippa

Fina (English) Feminine form of Joseph; God will add

Finah, Feena, Fyna, Fifine, Fifna, Fifne, Fini, Feana

Finley (Gaelic) A fair-haired hero

Finlay, Finly, Finlee, Finli, Finlie, Finnley, Finnlee, Finnli, Finn, Fin

Finnea (Gaelic) From the stream of the wood

Finneah, Finnia, Fynnea, Finniah, Fynnia

Fiona (Gaelic) One who is fair; a white-shouldered woman

Fionna, Fione, Fionn, Finna, Fionavar, Fionnghuala, Fionnuala, Fynballa

Firdaus (Arabic) From the garden in paradise

Flair (English) An elegant woman of natural talent

Flaire, Flare, Flayr, Flayre, Flaer, Flaere

Flame (American) A passionate and fiery woman

Flaym, Flayme, Flaime, Flaim, Flaem, Flaeme

Flannery (Gaelic) From the flatlands

Flanery, Flanneri, Flannerie, Flannerey, Flannaree, Flannerea

Fleming (English) Woman from Belgium

Flemyng, Flemming, Flemmyng

Fleta (English) One who is swift

Fletah, Flete, Fleda, Flita, Flyta

Florence (Latin) A flourishing woman; a blooming flower

Florencia, Florentina, Florenza, Florentine, Florentyna, Florenteena, Florenteene, Florentyne

Florizel (English) A young woman in bloom

Florizell, Florizelle, Florizele, Florizel, Florizella, Florizela, Florazel, Florazell

Fola (African) Woman of honor

Folah, Folla, Follah

Fontenot (French) One who is special

Forest (English) A woodland dweller

Forrest

Forever (American) Everlasting

Francesca (Italian) Form of Frances, meaning “one who is free”

Francia, Francina, Francisca, Franchesca, Francie, Frances

Frederica (German) Peaceful ruler

Freda, Freida,