101 girl names that start with the letter F

Choosing a baby’s name is one of the most exciting moments that parents live, although the choice is not always easy and fast. Some people prefer short names, while others opt for compound ones. The animal kingdom, the sea or well-known writers and artists can also be an excellent source of inspiration.

When choosing a name, there are families that have a predilection for a specific sound, or even seek that the names of all their children begin with the same letter. So today we are going to continue our series of names from A to Z, proposing 101 girl names that start with the letter F **.

• Fabia: of Latin origin. It was the name of an illustrious Roman patrician family.

• Fabiana: of Latin origin, it is the feminine of Fabián. It means “she who is worshiped.”

• Fabianne: French variant of Fabiana. Latin name meaning “of Fabio’s family”.

• Fabiola: of Latin origin, it comes from “fabiolus”, “the one who grows beans” and from the Roman patrician family “fabios”.

• Fabrizia / Fabricia: of Latin origin, it means “artisan”.

• Fabriciana: of Latin origin, Italian feminine name of Frabriciano. It means “one who works with metals.”

• Fadia: of Arabic origin, it means “one who protects others, a generous and supportive person”.

• Fadila / Fadhila: of Arabic origin, it means “virtue”.

• Faina: of Greek origin, it means “resplendent, splendid, brilliant”. In the Canary Islands it means “the preferred” and is the queen of the island of Lanzarote and mother of the precious Ico.

• Fairuz: of Arabic origin, it means “emerald”.

• Faitth: of English origin, it means “incredulous, lover of living in the moment.”

• Falak: of Arabic origin, related to the beauty of the night, it means “star”.

• Famara: of Canarian origin. It is the main mountainous massif on the island of Lanzarote (Spain).

• Fancy: of French origin, it means “engaged in marriage”. In its English origin, it means “capricious, who likes to attract attention”.

• Fania: of English origin, variant of Fanny and Frances. It means: “from France, crown, garland.”

• Fanny: of Japanese origin, it is a variant of Francisca and means “free”, “woman from France”.

• Fantina: of Italian origin, the name became popular for appearing in the novel “Les Miserables”. It is also the name of a fairy that appears frequently in the Swiss legends of the Canton of Vaud.

• Fara: of Germanic origin, it means “land, property where a family that emigrates is established”.

• Farah: of Islamic origin, it means “joy”, “joviality”.

• Faren: of English origin, it means “adventurer”.

• Fariha: of Arabic origin, similar to Farah, it means “happiness”, “joy”.

• Farida: of African origin, it means “exceptional, unique” in Swahili. Very common also in the Arab world, with the same meaning.

• Farideh / Faride: of Persian origin, it derives from the Arabic “farada”, which means “unique, incomparable”.

• Farona: of Germanic origin, it derives from “Fana” and means “land, property where a family that emigrates is established”.

• Fatima / Fatma: of Arabic origin, it means “maiden, virgin girl”. Fatima was the youngest daughter of the Prophet Muhammad.

• Fausta: of Latin origin, it means “the happy one, the lucky one”.

• Faye: of Hawaiian origin, it means “fairy”.

• Faith: of Latin origin, it comes from ‘fides’, which means “faith”. It is one of the three theological virtues.

• Phoebe: of Latin origin, it comes from the Latin Phoebe, which means “resplendent”. It is the epithet of Artemis, goddess of the Moon and of the hunt.

• Federica: of German origin. Federico feminine form, meaning “prince of peace”.

• Federikke: of Danish origin. is the feminine form of Frederik. It means “peaceful ruler”.

• Fedora: of Russian origin, it means “gift of God”.

• Phaedra: of Greek origin, it means “brilliant, illustrious, splendid.” In Greek mythology, she is the daughter of MInos, who marries Theseus to solve the differences between Crete and Athens, a heroine.

• Fela: of Polish origin, “lucky”. Of African origin, “bellicose”.

• Felicia / Felicity: of Latin origin, it means “happy, lucky”.

• Happiness: of Latin origin, it means what its name indicates, “happiness, luck.” Goddess carrying the horn of plenty.

• Felicidade: of Latin origin, Felicidad in Galician. From “Felicitas”, Roman goddess of luck.

• Felicity: English name for “Happiness.”

• Felina: of Latin origin, it means “related to the cat”.

• Felipa: of Greek origin, it means “friend of the horses”.

• Felisa: of Latin origin, it means “happy, blissful”.

• Fermina : of Latin origin, it means “constant and firm in the faith of God.”

• Fernanda: of Teutonic origin, it means “warrior, bold”.

• Ferney: of English origin, it means “fern”.

• Feronia: of Latin origin, it is the goddess of the forest and of the springs.

• Festa: of Latin origin, it means “party, festive.”

• Fiala: of Czech origin, it means “violet”.

• Fiama: of Italian origin, it means “fire, flame”.

• Fiamma / Fiammetta: of Italian origin, it means “little beast”.

• Fidela: of Latin origin, it means “trustworthy”.

• Fidelia: of Latin origin, it means “faithful”.

• Fidencia: of Latin origin, it means “to have confidence”, “confident, sure, daring”.

• Fides: of Latin origin, it is another way of saying “faith”.

• Filemona : of Greek origin, it means “lover, affectionate, kiss”.

• Filis: of Greek origin, it means “adorned, grace and delicacy in saying things”.

• Filomena: of Greek origin, it means “nightingale, lover of song”.

• Philotea: of Greek origin, it means “the one who loves God”. It is also the inverted form of Theophilus.

• Fina: of Hebrew origin, it is the abbreviated form of Josefina, feminine of José. It means “May God make her great.”

• Finestres: of Catalan origin, it means “window”.

• Finna: of Irish origin, it means “justice”.

• Finoa: of Celtic origin, it means “the one with beautiful hair.”

• Fintana: of Irish origin, it means “white”.

• Fiona: of Celtic origin, it means “white, immaculate”.

• Fiordaliza: of Italian origin, it means “fleur de lis”.

• Fiore: of Italian origin, variant of Flor.

• Fiorella: of Italian origin, it means “little flower”.

• Flavia: of Latin origin, it means “yellow, blond.”

• Fleur: French name for “Flower.”

• Flor / Flora: of Latin origin, it comes from ‘flos, floris’: “flower”.

• Florence: of English origin, it means “of very good character and understanding”.

• Florence: of Latin origin, it derives from Florents, which means “in flower, flowery”.

• Florentina: of Latin origin, it means “flowery, flourishing”.

• Floria: of Basque origin, it means “flower”.

• Floriana: of Latin origin, it means “the one that is beautiful like a flower”.

• Florida: of Latin origin, derived from “flower”.

• Florinda: of Latin origin, it means “the flourishing one”.

• Fontana: of Italian origin, it means “fountain”. It is used in France also with more variants: Fontaine, Fontanna, Fontane, Fontanne or Fontayne.

• Focia: of Greek origin, it means “light”.

• Forbia: of Scottish origin, it means “stubborn”.

• Formeria: of Latin origin, it means “form, image” and “loveliness, beauty”.

• Fortuna: of Latin origin, it means “luck”.

• Fortunata: of Latin origin, it means “lucky, happy”.

• Fran: of Latin origin, it is the short form of Frances, which means “free”. Variants: Frain and Frann.

• French: of Latin origin, it means “free, a woman from France”. Some of its variants are Fran, Francisca, Francesca.

• Francheska / Franciszka: Polish form of Francesca, meaning “free.”

• Frankie: of English origin diminutive of Frank, Frances, Francis or Francesca. It means: “free or true”.

• Frayde: of Israeli origin. This Yiddish name means “happiness, joy.”

• Frenzy: of Latin origin, it means “exaltation of the spirit”.

• Freyja: of Slavic origin, it means “woman.” She is the goddess of love and magic.

• Freyde: of Jewish origin, it means “joy”.

• Frida / Fryda / Fridda: of German origin, it means “that gives peace”.

• Phryne: of Greek origin, it comes from the nickname of some Athenian courtesans for their tanned complexion.

• Frisia: of Latin origin, it comes from the gentilicio Frisius, which means “Frisian, from Frisia”, a region of the Netherlands.

• Froberta: of Latin origin, it comes from frod (“prudent, cautious”) and bert (“brilliant, illustrious”).

• Fuencisla: of Spanish origin, it comes from the Marian invocation of Nuestra Señora de la Fuencisla, patron saint of Segovia.

• Fuensanta: of Latin origin, it means “holy source”. Alluding to the Virgen de la Fuensanta, patron saint of Murcia.

• Fugacia: of Latin origin, it means “the one who flees, fugitive”.

• Fukayna: of Egyptian origin, it means “intelligent”.

• Fulvi: of Latin origin, it means “the one with red hair.”

• Fulvia: of Latin origin, it means “blond hair”.

• Fuyu / Fuyuka: of Japanese origin, it means “winter”.

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