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Fynch, Finche, Fynche, Finchi, Finchie, Finchy, Finchey, Finchee

Fineas (Egyptian) A dark-skinned man

Fyneas, Finius, Fynius

Finian (Irish) A handsome man; fair

Finan, Finnian, Fionan, Finien, Finnien, Finghin, Finneen, Fineen

Finn (Gaelic) A fair-haired man

Fin, Fynn, Fyn, Fingal, Fingall

Finnegan (Irish) A fair-haired man

Finegan, Finnegen, Finegen, Finnigan, Finigan

Finnley (Gaelic) A fair-haired hero

Findlay, Findley, Finly, Finlay, Finlee, Finnly, Finnley

Fiorello (Italian) Resembling a little flower

Fiorelo, Fiorelio, Fioreleo, Fiorellio, Fiorelleo

Fisher (English) A fisherman

Fischer, Fysher

Fitch (English) Resembling an ermine

Fytch, Fich, Fych, Fitche, Fytche

Fitzgerald (English) The son of Gerald

Fytzgerald

Flann (Irish) One who has a ruddy complexion

Flan, Flainn, Flannan, Flannery, Flanneri, Flannerie, Flannerey

Fletcher (English) One who makes arrows

Fletch, Fletche, Flecher

Flynn (Irish) One who has a ruddy complexion

Flyn, Flinn, Flin, Flen, Flenn, Floinn

Fogarty (Irish) One who has been exiled

Fogartey, Fogartee, Fogartea, Fogarti, Fogartie, Fogerty, Fogertey, Fogerti

Foley (English) A creative man

Foly, Folee, Foli, Folie

Folker (German) A guardian of the people

Folkar, Folkor, Folkur, Folkir, Folkyr, Folke, Folko, Folkus

Fonso (German) Form of Alfonso, meaning “prepared for battle; eager and ready”

Fonzo, Fonsie, Fonzell, Fonzie, Fonsi, Fonsy, Fonsey, Fonsee

Fontaine (French) From the water source

Fontayne, Fontaene, Fontane, Fonteyne, Fontana, Fountain

Ford (English) From the river crossing

Forde, Forden, Fordan, Fordon, Fordun, Fordin, Fordyn, Forday

Fouad (Arabic) One who has heart

Fuad

Francisco (Spanish) A man from France

Francesco, Franchesco, Fransisco

Frank (Latin) Form of Francis, meaning “a man from France; one who is free.”

Franco, Frankie

Fred (German) Form of Frederick, meaning “a peaceful ruler”

Freddi, Freddie, Freddy, Freddey, Freddee, Freddea, Freddis, Fredis

Frederick (German) A peaceful ruler

Fred, Fredrick, Federico, Federigo, Fredek, Frederic, Frederich, Frederico, Frederik, Fredric

Freeborn (English) One who was born a free man

Freeborne, Freebourn, Freebourne, Freeburn, Freeburne, Free

Fremont (French) The protector of freedom

Freemont, Fremonte

Frigyes (Hungarian) A mighty and peaceful ruler

Frode (Norse) A wise man

Froad, Froade

Froyim (Hebrew) A kind man

Froiim

Fructuoso (Spanish) One who is fruitful

Fructo, Fructoso, Fructuso

Fu (Chinese) A wealthy man

Fudail (Arabic) Of high moral character

Fudaile, Fudayl, Fudayle, Fudale, Fudael, Fudaele

Fulbright (English) A brilliant man

Fullbright, Fulbrite, Fullbrite, Fulbryte, Fullbryte, Fulbert, Fullbert

Fulki (Indian) A spark

Fulkie, Fulkey, Fulky, Fulkee, Fulkea

Fullerton (English) From Fuller’s town

Fullertun, Fullertin, Fullertyn, Fullertan, Fullerten

Fursey (Gaelic) The name of a missionary saint

Fursy, Fursi, Fursie, Fursee, Fursea

Fyfe (Scottish) A man from Fifeshire

Fife, Fyffe, Fiffe, Fibh

Fyren (Anglo-Saxon) A wicked man

Fyrin, Fyryn, Fyran, Fyron, Fyrun

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Gabai (Hebrew) A delightful man

Gabbana (Italian) A creative man

Gabbanah, Gabana, Gabanah, Gabbanna, Gabanna

Gabbo (English) To joke or scoff

Gabboe, Gabbow, Gabbowe

Gabor (Hebrew) God is my strength

Gabur, Gabar, Gaber, Gabir, Gabyr

Gabra (African) An offering

Gabre

*TGabriel (Hebrew) A hero of God

Gabrian, Gabriele, Gabrielli, Gabriello, Gaby, Gab, Gabbi, Gabbie

Gad (Hebrew / Native American) Having good fortune / from the juniper tree

Gadi, Gadie, Gady, Gadey, Gadee, Gadea

Gadiel (Arabic) God is my fortune

Gadiell, Gadiele, Gadielle, Gaddiel, Gaddiell, Gadil, Gadeel, Gadeal

Gaffney (Irish) Resembling a calf

Gaffny, Gaffni, Gaffnie, Gaffnee, Gaffnea

Gage (French) Of the pledge

Gaige, Gaege, Gauge

Gahuj (African) A hunter

Gair (Gaelic) A man of short stature

Gayr, Gaer, Gaire, Gayre, Gaere, Gare

Gaius (Latin) One who rejoices

Gaeus

Galal (Arabic) A majestic man

Galall, Gallal, Gallall

Galbraith (Irish) A foreigner; a Scot

Galbrait, Galbreath,