| Fercos | Legendary son of Poch. |
| Ferd | Ardent for peace, Journey prepared |
| Ferehar | Mythical son of Uisneeh |
| FERENC | Hungarian form of Francis (free) |
| Fereng | Hungarian form of Francisca, meaning free. |
| Ferika | A peaceful ruler of people. |
| Fernald | From the fern slope |
| Fernando | Adventurer. See also Hernando. Ferdinand: (Spanish/German) Adventurer. |
| Fernleigh | Variant of Farnley: Fern field. |
| Ferrell | A man of great, heroic valor. |
| Fia | A wild or weaver of peace. |
| Fico | An Italian name meaning a fig tree. |
| Fidelina | Little faithful one |
| Fidha | A name meaning pure silver. |
| Fifine | Nickname for Josephine |
| Fikhar | Honor, Pride, Glory |
| FILIPINA | lover of horses |
| Filippio | Italian form of Philip 'loves horses'. |
| Fillys | A name meaning a young female horse. |
| Finbar | One with fair or lightcolored hair. |
| Finegan | Variant of Finnegan: Fair. |
| Finghin | One who is fair or white of birth. |
| Finlay | A name meaning fairhaired hero. |
| Finn | A name meaning fair or white one. |
| Fionnuala | It means fair shoulder or white lady. |
| Firoj | Successful, Turquoise, Gem stone |
| Fiske | Derived from the Old Norse for fish. |
| Fitah | Right direction |
| Fitan | A name meaning trial or temptation. |
| Fitin | A name meaning to fit or be suitable. |
| Flannan | Variant of Flannery: Red-haired. |
| Flavius | The Tragedy of Julius Caesar' A tribune. 'The Life of Timon of Athens' Steward to Timon. |
| Fletch | Diminutive of Fletcher: Maker of arrows. |
| Florenz | Variant of Florent: Flower. |
| Floriana | A name meaning flourishing bloom. |
| Florinia | Meaning a small blooming flower. |
| Florrie | A name meaning flourishing blossom. |
| Floryfel | A beautiful blend of flower and joy. |
| Flowerjit | One who brings victory with flowers. |
| Floy | Diminutive of Flora: The mythological Roman goddess of flowers. Diminutive of Florence: From 'florentius' or 'florentia', meaning flowering or flourishing. Famous bearer:. |