Choosing the perfect name for your baby boy is a special task that combines personal preference with cultural significance. Names starting with the letter "F" offer a unique array of options, each with its own rich history and meaning. Here are 203 baby boy names beginning with "F," along with their origins and meanings, to help you find the ideal name for your little one.
- Fabian: Of Latin origin, meaning "bean grower."
- Fady: Of Arabic origin, meaning "savior."
- Faelan: Of Irish origin, meaning "little wolf."
- Fagan: Of Irish origin, meaning "little ardent one."
- Faisal: Of Arabic origin, meaning "decisive."
- Falcon: Of English origin, meaning "bird of prey."
- Fallon: Of Irish origin, meaning "leader."
- Farhan: Of Arabic origin, meaning "joyful."
- Faron: Of Old French origin, meaning "iron."
- Farrel: Of Irish origin, meaning "brave" or "man of valor."
- Farrell: Of Irish origin, meaning "brave" or "man of valor."
- Farris: Of Arabic origin, meaning "knight."
- Faris: Of Arabic origin, meaning "horseman" or "knight."
- Faulkner: Of English origin, meaning "falconer."
- Fausto: Of Latin origin, meaning "fortunate" or "lucky."
- Favio: Of Latin origin, meaning "bean grower."
- Fawaz: Of Arabic origin, meaning "successful."
- Fedor: Of Slavic origin, meaning "God's gift."
- Feliks: Of Slavic origin, meaning "happy" or "lucky."
- Felix: Of Latin origin, meaning "happy" or "fortunate."
- Ferdinand: Of German origin, meaning "bold voyager."
- Fernando: Of Spanish origin, meaning "bold voyager."
- Ferris: Of Irish origin, meaning "rock."
- Ferryn: Of English origin, meaning "adventurous."
- Fielder: Of English origin, meaning "dweller in the field."
- Finbar: Of Irish origin, meaning "fair-haired."
- Finch: Of English origin, meaning "songbird."
- Findlay: Of Scottish origin, meaning "fair hero."
- Finn: Of Irish origin, meaning "fair" or "white."
- Finnian: Of Irish origin, meaning "little fair one."
- Finnegan: Of Irish origin, meaning "fair" or "white."
- Finnley: Of Irish origin, meaning "fair warrior."
- Fiorenzo: Of Italian origin, meaning "flourishing."
- Fischer: Of German origin, meaning "fisherman."
- Fitz: Of Old French origin, meaning "son of."
- Fitzgerald: Of Irish origin, meaning "son of Gerald."
- Fitzroy: Of French origin, meaning "son of the king."
- Flavio: Of Latin origin, meaning "yellow" or "golden."
- Fletcher: Of English origin, meaning "arrow maker."
- Flint: Of English origin, meaning "stream."
- Floyd: Of Welsh origin, meaning "gray."
- Flynn: Of Irish origin, meaning "son of the red-haired one."
- Folke: Of Scandinavian origin, meaning "people's guardian."
- Ford: Of English origin, meaning "river crossing."
- Forest: Of French origin, meaning "woodsman" or "forest."
- Forrest: Of English origin, meaning "dweller near the woods."
- Foster: Of English origin, meaning "forest worker."
- Fox: Of English origin, meaning "fox."
- Foxley: Of English origin, meaning "fox meadow."
- Franco: Of Italian origin, meaning "free man."
- Francis: Of Latin origin, meaning "free man."
- Francisco: Of Spanish origin, meaning "free man."
- Frank: Of Germanic origin, meaning "free."
- Franklin: Of English origin, meaning "free landowner."
- Franz: Of German origin, meaning "free."
- Fred: Of German origin, meaning "peaceful ruler."
- Freddie: Of German origin, meaning "peaceful ruler."
- Frederick: Of German origin, meaning "peaceful ruler."
- Freeman: Of English origin, meaning "free man."
- Fritz: Of German origin, meaning "peaceful ruler."
- Frost: Of English origin, meaning "freezing."
- Fenton: Of English origin, meaning "marsh town."
- Fenix: Of Greek origin, meaning "dark red."
- Fabio: Of Italian origin, meaning "bean grower."
- Fenwick: Of English origin, meaning "village on the marsh."
- Fletch: Of English origin, meaning "arrow maker."
- Fitzwilliam: Of English origin, meaning "son of William."
- Foxwell: Of English origin, meaning "fox spring."
- Firth: Of Scottish origin, meaning "arm of the sea."
- Faldor: Of unknown origin, potentially meaning "powerful."
- Fino: Of Spanish origin, meaning "fine" or "delicate."
- Fidencio: Of Spanish origin, meaning "faithful."
- Faramond: Of German origin, meaning "journey protection."
- Flanagan: Of Irish origin, meaning "red" or "ruddy."
- Farren: Of English origin, meaning "adventurous."
- Filmore: Of English origin, meaning "very famous."
- Flannery: Of Irish origin, meaning "descendant of the red warrior."
- Farlan: Of Scottish origin, meaning "son of the furrows."
- Fitzpatrick: Of Irish origin, meaning "son of Patrick."
- Florin: Of Latin origin, meaning "flowering" or "in bloom."
- Fane: Of English origin, meaning "joyful."
- Faustino: Of Latin origin, meaning "fortunate."
- Fontaine: Of French origin, meaning "fountain" or "spring."
- Faramir: Of literary origin, meaning "sufficient jewel."
- Ferran: Of Catalan origin, meaning "iron."
- Felixio: Of Latin origin, meaning "happy" or "fortunate."
- Falkner: Of English origin, meaning "falcon trainer."
- Firmin: Of Latin origin, meaning "steadfast."
- Foy: Of Irish origin, meaning "faith."
- Farnsworth: Of English origin, meaning "fern land."
- Ferrell: Of Irish origin, meaning "brave" or "man of valor."
- Finian: Of Irish origin, meaning "little fair one."
- Feroz: Of Persian origin, meaning "victorious."
- Faustin: Of Latin origin, meaning "fortunate."
- Feix: Of German origin, meaning "peaceful ruler."
- Ferdie: Of German origin, meaning "bold voyager."
- Fridman: Of German origin, meaning "peaceful man."
- Floro: Of Latin origin, meaning "flower."
- Farley: Of English origin, meaning "fern clearing."
- Fynn: Of Irish origin, meaning "fair" or "white."
- Finnick: Of Irish origin, meaning "fair-haired warrior."
- Finneran: Of Irish origin, meaning "descendant of Fionnárradh."
- Fritzgerald: Of German origin, a variant of "Fitzgerald," meaning "son of Gerald."
- Furman: Of German origin, meaning "one who lives near a fern."
- Faust: Of Latin origin, meaning "fortunate" or "lucky."
- Fawzi: Of Arabic origin, meaning "triumph."
- Finnigan: Of Irish origin, meaning "fair" or "white."
- Freddy: Of German origin, meaning "peaceful ruler."
- Fielding: Of English origin, meaning "dweller in the field."
- Fordham: Of English origin, meaning "homestead by the ford."
- Frey: Of Norse origin, meaning "lord" or "exalted one."
- Farnham: Of English origin, meaning "fern homestead."
- Fredrick: Of German origin, meaning "peaceful ruler."
- Fulbright: Of German origin, meaning "very bright" or "illustrious."
- Ferren: Of English origin, meaning "adventurous."
- Flavin: Of Irish origin, meaning "red-haired."
- Flinn: Of Irish origin, meaning "descendant of Flann."
- Fintan: Of Irish origin, meaning "white fire" or "white bull."
- Foxx: Of English origin, meaning "fox."
- Fairbanks: Of English origin, meaning "fair riverbank."
- Faizan: Of Arabic origin, meaning "benefit" or "favor."
- Foxworth: Of English origin, meaning "enclosure of the fox."
- Frisco: Of American origin, a diminutive of Francisco, meaning "free man."
- Fergus: Of Scottish origin, meaning "man of strength."
- Fraser: Of Scottish origin, meaning "strawberry."
- French: Of English origin, meaning "from France."
- Fidel: Of Latin origin, meaning "faithful."
- Finley: Of Scottish origin, meaning "fair-haired hero."
- Fergal: Of Irish origin, meaning "brave" or "valorous."
- Ferlin: Of English origin, meaning "dweller by the furrows."
- Fermin: Of Spanish origin, meaning "firm" or "steadfast."
- Fidelis: Of Latin origin, meaning "faithful" or "loyal."
- Filbert: Of German origin, meaning "brilliant."
- Fionn: Of Irish origin, meaning "fair" or "white."
- Fionnuala: Of Irish origin, meaning "white shoulder."
- Fiz: Of English origin, a variant of Fitz, meaning "son of."
- Fawkes: Of English origin, meaning "falcon."
- Favian: Of Latin origin, meaning "man of wisdom."
- Favianus: Of Latin origin, meaning "little bean grower."
- Florian: Of Latin origin, meaning "flowering" or "in bloom."
- Fulton: Of English origin, meaning "settlement of the fowl."
- Fabricio: Of Italian origin, meaning "craftsman."
- Fabiano: Of Italian origin, meaning "bean grower."
- Federico: Of Spanish and Italian origin, meaning "peaceful ruler."
- Filiberto: Of Italian origin, meaning "very bright."
- Finlay: Of Scottish origin, meaning "fair-haired hero."
- Fin: Of Irish origin, meaning "fair" or "white."
- Felton: Of English origin, meaning "field town."
- Fisher: Of English origin, meaning "fisherman."
- Flavius: Of Latin origin, meaning "golden" or "yellow."
- Frankie: Of English origin, meaning "free man" or "truthful."
- Frazier: Of Scottish origin, meaning "of the forest men."
- Fredric: Of German origin, meaning "peaceful ruler."
- Fynnley: Of Irish origin, meaning "fair warrior."
- Fyodor: Of Russian origin, meaning "God's gift."
- Farrokh: Of Persian origin, meaning "fortunate" or "happy."
- Fidelio: Of Latin origin, meaning "faithful."
- Fionnlagh: Of Scottish origin, meaning "white warrior."
- Fleur: Of French origin, meaning "flower."
- Folker: Of German origin, meaning "people's guardian."
- Forrester: Of English origin, meaning "dweller in the forest."
- Fortunato: Of Italian origin, meaning "fortunate."
- Franky: Of Germanic origin, meaning "free" or "truthful."
- Frasier: Of Scottish origin, meaning "of the forest men."
- Frederic: Of German origin, meaning "peaceful ruler."
- Filip: Of Greek origin, meaning "lover of horses."
- Fabrice: Of French origin, meaning "craftsman."
- Fabrizio: Of Italian origin, meaning "craftsman."
- Fulbert: Of German origin, meaning "very bright."
- Fulke: Of English origin, meaning "people's guardian."
- Fabron: Of French origin, meaning "blacksmith."
- Fadдей: Of Russian origin, meaning "courageous."
- Fingal: Of Scottish origin, meaning "fair stranger."
- Flin: Of Irish origin, meaning "descendant of Flann."
- Florent: Of Latin origin, meaning "flowering" or "in bloom."
- Florentino: Of Latin origin, meaning "flowering."
- Floriano: Of Latin origin, meaning "flowering."
- Floris: Of Dutch origin, meaning "flower."
- Flory: Of Latin origin, meaning "flowering."
- Fontayne: Of French origin, meaning "fountain" or "spring."
- Forbes: Of Scottish origin, meaning "field."
- Fordon: Of English origin, meaning "hill near the ford."
- Forester: Of English origin, meaning "dweller in the forest."
- Foxworthy: Of English origin, meaning "enclosure of the fox."
- Fulvio: Of Italian origin, meaning "tawny" or "yellow-haired."
- Filippo: Of Italian origin, meaning "lover of horses."
- Finneas: Of Hebrew origin, meaning "oracle."
- Fionnán: Of Irish origin, meaning "little fair one."
- Fionnghal: Of Scottish origin, meaning "white stranger."
- Forde: Of English origin, meaning "river crossing."
- Forsyth: Of Scottish origin, meaning "of the man."
- Fortune: Of Latin origin, meaning "fortunate."
- Franc: Of French origin, meaning "free man."
- Franklyn: Of English origin, meaning "free landowner."
- Frederik: Of German origin, meaning "peaceful ruler."
- Fredrik: Of Scandinavian origin, meaning "peaceful ruler."
- Fridtjof: Of Norse origin, meaning "peace thief."
- Frits: Of German origin, meaning "peaceful ruler."
- Fyn: Of Irish origin, meaning "fair" or "white."
- Fynnegan: Of Irish origin, meaning "fair" or "white."
- Fitzalan: Of English origin, meaning "son of Alan."
- Flynt: Of English origin, meaning "stream."
- Fran: Of Latin origin, meaning "free man."
These 203 names starting with "F" offer a blend of classic charm and modern appeal, each with its own unique meaning and origin. Whether you’re drawn to names with historical depth, cultural significance, or a touch of whimsy, this list provides a variety of options to consider for your baby boy.
