Whether you prefer feminine, fierce, or French, you’re bound to be inspired by one of the hundreds of baby girl names that start with F on this list.
| Names | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Faith | Faith isn’t quite as popular as it’s virtuous cousins Hope and Grace, which may be a good thing. Equally as lovely and pure… | |
| Fatima | Arabic: | Captivating, sea fowl; Fatima was the daughter of the Prophet Mohammed and one of four perfect women mentioned in the Koran… |
| Fiona | Gaelic Origin | Fair; feminine form of Fionn |
| Felicity | English Origin | Happy; feminine form of Felix |
| Francesca | Italian Origin | |
| Frances | Latin: | From France, free one; feminine form of Francis |
| Felicia | French Origin | |
| Faye | English Origin | |
| Florence | English Origin | Blooming, flourishing; Florence is often thought of in reference to a beautiful city in Italy that is considered a cultural… |
| Farrah | Farrah, the name, was hot back in the 70s when Farrah Fawcett and her luxurious blonde mane were the trend du jour. Then… | |
| Fanny | English: | Pet name meaning free; variant of Frances |
| Fay | Fay is a short and sweet slip of a name that fell out of fashion after her heyday in the 1930s. However the name holds a… | |
| Francine | French: | From France, free one |
| Frieda | German: | Peaceful ruler; feminine form of Frederick |
| Flavia | Italian Origin | Golden or blond; from the Roman family name Flavius |
| Fran | Latin Origin | |
| Fannie | English: | Pet name meaning free; variant of Frances |
| Freda | German: | Peaceful ruler; feminine form of Frederick |
| Frederica | German: | Tranquil leader, peaceful ruler; feminine form of Frederick. Three years after founding Georgia in 1733, General James Edward… |
| Francisca | Dutch Origin | |
| Francoise | French Origin | |
| Fabienne | French: | Bean grower; feminine variant of Fabian, from the Roman family name Fabius |
| Fanya | Slavic: | Free |
| Filipa | Polish Origin | |
| Faithe | English: | Faithful |
| Fabianna | Latin: | Feminine variant of Fabian, from the Roman family name Fabius |
| Fabianne | Latin: | Feminine variant of Fabian, from the Roman family name Fabius |
| Fern | English: | Botanical name for a green plant that loves shade; also a short form of Fernanda |
| Fae | If you anticipate your baby keeping those dainty little feet, Fae would be a name to consider! Fae is derived from the Old… | |
| Fabiola | Fabiola is fabulous! While the meaning isn’t super chic—”bean grower”? Really?—this gorgeous name is chock-full of European… | |
| Fernanda | Latin Origin | Adventurer, traveler; feminine form of Fernando |
| Felice | Latin Origin | |
| Fayth | English Origin | |
| Farran | Irish: | Adventurous; some spelling variants are also surnames |
| Faylinn | English: | Fairy kingdom |
| Faelyn | English: | Beautiful fairy |
| Farryn | English: | Adventurous |
| Felicienne | French Origin | |
| Fineena | Irish: | Fair at birth; feminine form of Fineen |
| Fairen | American: | Beautiful |
| Fairly | English: | From the bull”s or sheep”s meadow; a surname and variant of Farley, with a more feminine spelling for girls |
| Fairyn | English Origin | |
| Falala | African: | Born in abundance |
| Fallon | Irish: | In charge; surname used as a first name |
| Fallyn | Irish: | In charge |
| Falon | Irish: | In charge |
| Fani | Latin: | Free |
| Fania | Latin: | Free |
| Fanni | English: | Pet name meaning free; variant of Frances |
| Fannia | English: | Pet name meaning free; variant of Frances |
| Farica | Teutonic: | Tranquil leader |
| Farida | Arabic: | Unique, peerless; feminine form of Farid |
| Farin | English: | Adventurous |
| Farren | Irish: | Adventurous; some spelling variants are also surnames |
| Farva | Persian: | Precious |
| Farzaneh | Persian: | Wise; feminine form of Farzan |
| Fauna | Do you envision your litltle girl traipsing barefoot through the forest with a crown of flowers on her head? Then we offer… | |
| Faustine | Latin: | Fortunate one; feminine form of Faust |
| Faydell | English: | Valley fairy |
| Fayme | French: | Held in high esteem, famous |