Fairley
Anglo-Saxon: the far meadow
(Fairlie, Farley, Farl)

Felix
Latin: blessed, or prosperous

Fergus
Gaelic: manly
(Fergie, Gus, Ferguson)

Ferris
Gaelic: iron worker

Fidel
Latin: faithful

Fielding
Old English: the field
(Field)

Finley
Irish Gaelic: fair-haired one
(Findlay, Findley)

Fisk
Scandinavian: the fisherman
(Fiske)

Flavian
Latin: fair, or blond
(Flavius)

Fleming
Anglo-Saxon: the Dutchman
(Flem)

Fletcher
French: arrowmaker
(Fletch)

Florian
Latin: flowering, or blooming
(Flory)

Floyd
Old English: the hollow
(Lloyd)

Forbes
Gaelic: prosperous

Forrest
Latin: woodsman
(Forest, Forrester, Foster)

Francis
Latin: a Frenchman
Old English: free
(Fran, Franc, Franco, Francois, Frank, Frankie, Franky, Franz)

Franklin
Germanic: free man
(Frank, Franklyn, Frankie, Franky)

Frasier
Old French: strawberry
Old English: having curly hair
(Fraser, Frazier)

Frederick
Gremanic: peaceful rule
(Fred, Fredric, Freddy, Friedrich, Fritz, Fritzi, Frederic, Eric, Ric, Rick, Ricky, Rickie)