[ g i r l s ] Fabienne : FAH-bee-en : latin "bean grower" Fainche : FAN-chuh : irish - name of a saint Fairuza : FEHR-roo-zah : turkish "turquoise" Faith : FAYTH : latin "trust, faith" Faizah : FAH-ee-zah : african "victorious" Fallon : FAL-un : irish "grandchild of the ruler" Fantine : fan-TEEN : french "childlike" Farrah : FAYR-ruh : english "beautiful" Fatima : fah-TEEM-uh or fat-IM-uh : arabic - daughter of muhammad Fatin : FAH-teen : arabic "captivating" Fawne : FAWN : old french "young deer" Faye : FAY : french "fairy" Fayina : figh-EE-nah : russian "free one" Fayme : FAY-mee : french "held in high esteem" Felcia: FEHL-shuh : polish "lucky" Felicia : fuh-LEE-shuh : latin "happy" Felicite : fuh-LIHS-ih-tee : french "fortunate" Femi : FEH-mee : african "love me" Feronia : fay-ROH-nee-uh : latin - goddess of springs and woods Finola : fih-NOH-lah : irish "white shoulder" Fiona : FEE-oh-nuh : celtic "white, fair" Fiorenza : fee-ohr-EN-zah : italian "flower" Flavia : FLAH-vyah : latin "blond" Fleta : FLAY-tuh : old english "swift, fleet" Florence : FLOHR-ens : latin "blooming" Frances : FRAN-sis : latin "from france" Freda : FRAY-duh or FREE-duh : german "peaceful" Freya : FRAY-uh : norwegian "noble woman" Fuscienne : FYU-she-ehn : latin "black" [ b o y s ] Farrell : FAYR-rel : celtic "courageous" Faxon : FAKS-un : teutonic "long hair" Felix : FEE-liks : hebrew "happy" Fenton : FEN-tun : english "marshland dweller" Fergus : FUR-gus : celtic "of manly strength" Ferran : FAYR-en : arabic "baker" Ferris : FAYR-ihs : irish "rock" Finley : FIN-lee : english "sunbeam" Finn : FIN : norwegian "laplander" Fisk : FISK : swedish "fisherman" Fletcher : FLETCH-er : old french "arrow maker" Fonda : FON-dah : spanish "profound, well-based" Forrest : FOHR-est : german "wood-dweller" Foster : FAW-ster : anglo-saxon "forester" Frasier : FRAY-zher : english "curly-haired" Fuller : FUL-ler : english "clothing presser"