Browse names
249 names match.
Latin
Bean grower.
Latin
Feminine form of Fabius, meaning bean grower.
Latin
Derived from Latin Fabius, possibly meaning bean grower.
Latin/Italian
From Fabius, meaning 'bean grower' or 'of the Fabii.'
Latin
Bean grower, humble and grounded.
Latin
From Latin Fabricius meaning craftsman or maker.
Latin
Craftsman or maker; from Fabricius.
Arabic
Redeemer or savior.
Scottish/English
Derived from the Scottish and English word meaning fairy, symbolizing magic and wonder.
Arabic
A leopard or lynx.
Arabic
Means intelligent or wise.
Yiddish
A bird; feminine Yiddish form.
Yiddish
Related to Fanny or Feige, meaning bird.
English
From English word fairy, meaning magical creature.
Arabic
The one who judges or decides; implies authority and wisdom.
English
Trust, belief, confidence.
Latin
Faith, trust, or belief.
Arabic
From Arabic 'faiz,' meaning victorious or triumphant.
Arabic
Triumph or victory.
Latin
Variant of Felicia, from Latin felix meaning 'happy' or 'fortunate.'
Modern
Contemporary invented name; meaning uncertain.
Irish
Leader; superior.
Irish/English
A ruler or descendent of the blonde one; variant of Fallon.
Irish
Leader; variant of Fallon.
Modern/Irish variant
Modern creation possibly from Fallon or Faline.
Irish/Modern
Variant of Fallon, an Irish surname meaning 'leader,' 'descendant of the ruler,' or 'superior.'
French
Free or from France, a Gallic diminutive.
English
An English word name meaning ornamental or decorated.
English (from Latin)
Diminutive of Frances, meaning from France or free one.
Latin via English
Free, from the Frankish word for free.
African/Modern
Possibly Ghanaian or created from the brand Fanta; etymology unclear.
Greek
Imagination or fantasy; implies creativity and vision.
Irish/English
Lovely companion or surname.
Arabic
From Arabic meaning joy or happiness.
Arabic
Distinguished or exalted.
Arabic
Unique, singular, or incomparable.
Arabic
Means horseman, knight, or one who rides.
Arabic
From Arabic 'farih' meaning happy, joyful, or delighted.
Arabic
Arabic name meaning unique or singular.
Arabic
Unique and precious.
Arabic
An Arabic name meaning knight or horseman, symbolizing bravery and nobility.
Old English
Fern meadow, from fearn meaning fern and leah meaning meadow.
English
A modern variant possibly derived from Farren or inspired by Pharaoh, meaning ruler.
Arabic
Derived from farah, meaning joy or happiness.
Irish
Irish surname meaning man of courage.
Irish
Descended from the man or brave warrior.
Irish
Man of the land or fair-haired.
Greek
Variant of Paris, possibly meaning park or enclosure.