| Fetuu - Fuyuko |
| Fetuu (Polynesian) "A star" Fiala (Czech) "The violet" Fiammetta (Italian) "Little fiery one" Fidda (Arabic) "Silver" Fidelia (Latin) "Faithful" Fikriyya (Arabic) "Meditative" Filia (Latin) "Daughter" (Polynesian) "To chose from many" Fineeva (Polynesian) "A woman who is always talking" Fineongo (Polynesian) "The beautiful, much-talked-about woman" F�ona (Irish Gaelic) "Fair", "White", or "Clear" Fionnghuala (Irish Gaelic) "White shoulders" Fiorella (Italian) "Flower" Fisi (Polynesian) "A blossom" Flavia (Latin) "Yellow" Fleta (Old English) "Swift" Fleur (Old French) "Flower" Flora (Latin) "Flower" Florence (Latin) "Flourishing" or "From Florence" Fola (Yoruba, Nigeria) "Honorable one" Folade (Yoruba, Nigeria) "Honor arrives" Folami (Yoruba, Nigeria) "Honor and respect me" Folayan (Yoruba, Nigeria) "She walks with dignity" Foluke (Yoruba, Nigeria) "Placed in God's care" Fontanne (French) "A fountain" Fortuna (Latin) "Chance", "Fate", or "Fortune" Frances (Old French) "From France" or "Free one" Frederica (Old German) "Peaceful ruler" Freya (Old Norse) "A noble lady" Frieda (Old German) "Peaceful one" Freidelinde (German) "Gentle peace" Frigg (Old Norse) "Beloved" Fritzi (German) "Peaceful ruler" [var. Frederica] Fuensanta (Spanish) "Holy fount" Fulande (Hindi) "Created from a flower" Fulvia (Latin) "Yellow-haired" Fujiko (Japanese) "Child of the wisteria" Fusi (Polynesian) "Bananas" Fusileka (Polynesian) "The banana plant" Fuyu (Japanese) "Winter" Fuyuko (Japanese) "Child of the winter" |