Baby Boy Names – F
From Fabian to Fyodor and everything in between, hundreds of baby boy names starting with the letter F along with the meanings and origin of each name.
Baby Naming Tip – Take a minute to go through some of the nicknames or variations for any baby boy names you may be considering. The name you like may not be one you’d be happy with if it were shortened or used as its most common nickname.
Including Top Baby Boy Names and Unique Baby Boy Names Beginning with F
| Faber | French | A little blacksmith. |
| Fabian | Latin | Bean grower. |
| Fabrice | Latin | A craftsman. |
| Fabron | French | A little blacksmith. |
| Fadil | Arabic | The generous or distinguished one. |
| Fagan | Gaelic | The little fiery one. |
| Fairfax | Old English | The one with beautiful hair. |
| Fairley | Old English | A clearing in the woods. A boy or girl’s name. |
| Faisal | Arabic | A wise judge. |
| Falgun | Hindu | month in the Hindu calendar |
| Falk | Yiddish | The falcon. |
| Falkner | Old French | A falconer, or falcon handler. |
| Fallon | Irish | A leader. A boy or girl’s name. |
| Fane | Old English | Eager. |
| Faraji | African | consolation |
| Farand | Teutonic | Attractive, pleasant. |
| Farid | Arabic | Unique, unrivalled. |
| Fariel | Persian | |
| Farkas | Hungarian | wolf |
| Farley | Old English | From the fern clearing. A boy or girl’s name. |
| Farman | Old Norse | A traveller or hawker. |
| Farnell | Old English | From the hill of ferns. |
| Farnley | Old English | From the fern meadow. |
| Farook | Arabic | One who can distinguish right from wrong. |
| Farquhar | Scottish Gaelic | The dear one. |
| Farrar | Latin | blacksmith |
| Farrell | Celtic | The valorous one. |
| Farriss | Gaelic | A rock. |
| Faulkner | Old French | A falconer, or falcon handler. |
| Faust | Latin | The fortunate one. |
| Favian | Latin | Understanding. |
| Faxon | Teutonic | long hair |
| Faysal | Arabic | A wise judge. |
Fe through Fj
| Fear | English | |
| Februus | Latin | Pagan God |
| Fedele | Italian | Faithful. |
| Federico | Italian/Spanish | A peaceful ruler. |
| Felipe | Spanish | A lover of horses. |
| Felix | Latin | Happy and prosperous. |
| Felton | Old English | From the farm in the field. |
| Fenn | Old English | A marsh or fen. |
| Fenton | Old English | From the marshlands. |
| Fenwick | Old English | From the farm in the marshland. |
| Feodore | Greek | The gift of God. |
| Ferdinand | Teutonic | Prepared for the journey. An adventurer or traveller. |
| Ferenc | Latin, Hungarian | Independent, free |
| Fergal | Irish Gaelic | A man of valour. |
| Fergus | Gaelic | Fearghas (Gaelic), Feargus. |
| Ferguson | Gaelic | Son of Fergus. Manly. |
| Fernando | Daring, adventurous. | |
| Fernleigh | Old English | From the fern meadow. |
| Fernley | Old English | From the fern meadow. |
| Feroz | Arabic | Victorious and successful. |
| Ferran | Arabic | baker |
| Ferrand | Old French | A grey-haired man. |
| Ferrer | Old French | The blacksmith. |
| Ferris | Gaelic | A rock. |
| Feste | From Shakespeare’s play Twelfth Night. | |
| Festus | Latin | Steadfast. |
| Ffionn | Welsh | Foxglove Flower |
| Fiachra | Irish Gaelic | A raven. |
| Fidel | Latin | Faithful. |
| Fielding | Old English | A field dweller. |
| Fife | Scottish | A man from Fife. |
| Figaro | Latin | Daring, cunning. |
| Filbert | Teutonic | Very bright. |
| Filip | Polish | A lover of horses. |
| Filippo | Italian | A lover of horses. |
| Finbar | Irish Gaelic | Fair-headed. |
| Fineas | Egyptian/Hebrew | Egyptian: The Nubian (dark-skinned). Hebrew: An oracle. |
| Fingal | Scottish Gaelic | The fair stranger. |
| Finian | Irish Gaelic | Fair or white. |
| Finlay | Scottish Gaelic | The fair warrior. |
| Finley | Fair haired one. | |
| Finn | Irish Gaelic/Old Norse | Irish Gaelic: The white or fair one. Old Norse: A man from Finland. |
| Finnegan | Irish Gaelic | Fair. |
| Fionn | Celtic | white, fair |
| Firdos | Arabic | Paradise. |
| Firmin | Latin | Steadfast and firm. |
| Firth | Old English | Of the woodland. |
| Fisk | Swedish | fisherman |
| Fitch | Old French | A lance or spear. |
| Fitz | Latin | son |
| Fitzgerald | Old French | The son of Gerald. A spear warrior. |
| Fitzhugh | Old French | The son of Hugh. Heart and mind. |
| Fitzjames | Old French | The son of James. The supplanter. |
| Fitzpatrick | Old French | The son of Patrick. Nobleman. |
| Fitzroy | Old French | The son of the king. |
| Fjodor | Russian | Fedor, Fiodor |
Fl through Fo
| Flannan | Irish Gaelic | Ruddy, or red-haired. |
| Flannery | Flat land. | |
| Flavian | Latin | Golden-haired. |
| Flavius | Latin | Golden-haired. |
| Fleance | From Shakespeare’s play MacBeth. | |
| Fleeting | Old French | A man from Flanders. |
| Fleming | Old English | a native of Flanders |
| Fletcher | Old French | Arrow maker. |
| Flint | Old English | A hard stone. |
| Floke | Teutonic, Norse | guardian of the people |
| Florian | Latin | A flower, blooming. The masculine form of flora. |
| Floritzel | From Shakespeare’s play A Winter’s Tale. | |
| Floyd | Welsh | The hollow. |
| Fluellen | From Shakespeare’s play Henry V. | |
| Flynn | Irish Gaelic | The red-haired one. |
| Fodor | Hungarian | curly haired |
| Folant | Welsh | Welsh form of Valentine. Strong, healthy. |
| Folkus | Hungarian | people, famous |
| Fonz | Teutonic | Noble and ready. |
| Fonzie | Teutonic | Noble and ready. |
| Forbes | Scottish Gaelic | Prosperous. |
| Ford | Old English | From the ford or river crossing. |
| Forest | Old French | out of the woods |
| Forester | Old French | A forester or gamekeeper. |
| Forrest | Old French | Forest dweller. |
| Forrester | Of the forest. | |
| Forster | Of the forest. | |
| Fortescue | Old French | A strong shield. |
| Fortinbras | From Shakespeare’s play Hamlet. | |
| Fortunato | Latin | The fortunate one. |
| Foster | Old English/Old French | Old English: A foster parent. Old French: A shearer. |
Fr through Fy
| Francis | Latin | From France, or a free man. |
| Francis | Latin | From France, or a free man. |
| Francisco | Spanish | From France, or a free man. |
| Frank | Teutonic | A member of the tribe of the Franks. Also from the name Francis and Franklin. |
| Franklin | Old French | Free man. |
| Frans | Scandinavian | From France, or a free man. |
| Franz | German | From France, or a free man. |
| Fraser | Old French | A strawberry, or from a Norman family name. |
| Frasier | Strawberry. | |
| Frayne | Old French/Old English | Old French: An Ash tree. Old English: Stranger. |
| Fred | Teutonic | A peaceful ruler. From the name Alfred, Frederick and Wilfred. |
| Freddie | Teutonic | A peaceful ruler. From the name Alfred, Frederick and Wilfred. |
| Freddy | Teutonic | A peaceful ruler. From the name Alfred, Frederick and Wilfred. |
| Frederick | Teutonic | A peaceful ruler. |
| Free | Old English | in liberty |
| Freeman | Old English | A freeborn man. |
| Fremont | Teutonic | The noble protector. |
| Frigyes | Hungarian | peace, might |
| Frith | Old English | Of the woodland. |
| Fritz | German | A peaceful ruler. |
| Froth | From Shakespeare’s play Measure for Measure. | |
| Fudo | Japanese | The God of fire and wisdom. |
| Fujita | Japanese | field |
| Fulbright | Very light. | |
| Fuller | Old English | A fuller, or cloth-thickener. |
| Fulton | Old English | From the muddy place. |
| Furnell | Old French | A furnace. |
| Fyfe | Scottish | A man from Fife. |
| Fyodor | Russian | The gift of God. |
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