| Fawiza | A woman who is victorious today. |
| Fawn | Young deer. The Greek mythological deity of fertility and nature was Fauna. She was famous for her chastity. |
| Fawna | Young deer. The Greek mythological deity of fertility and nature was Fauna. She was famous for her chastity. |
| Fawne | Young deer. The Greek mythological deity of fertility and nature was Fauna. She was famous for her chastity. |
| Fawnia | A young deer or a gentle soul. |
| Fawz | The act of achieving salvation. |
| Fawza | Victory, Triumph, Success |
| Fawzah | A woman who attains great success. |
| FAWZI | meaning unknown |
| Fawzia | A name meaning successful or victorious. |
| Fawziya | Successful; victorious |
| Fawziyah | Victory, Successful |
| Fawziyyah | Variant of Fauzia: Victorious. Triumphant. Successful. |
| Fay | Variant of Faith. Confidence: trust: belief. |
| Fayanna | Variant of Faith. Confidence: trust: belief. |
| Faye | Variant of Faith. Confidence: trust: belief. |
| Fayela | Faith and beauty. |
| Fayette | A name meaning little fairy or elflike. |
| Fayha | Fragrant from heaven |
| FAYINA | free one FEODORA |
| Fayka | A name meaning one who is extraordinary. |
| Faylinn | A name meaning a fairy or magical being. |
| Fayme | A name meaning a person of high renown. |
| FAYOLA | Yoruba of Nigeria name meaning "luck walks with honor." |
| Fayona | Beautiful, Pretty |
| Fayre | A beautiful or lovely person. |
| Fayrooz | A precious turquoise gemstone. |
| Fayruz | A bright blue turquoise stone. |
| Fayth | Having trust or deep belief. |
| Faythe | Confidence; trust; belief. |
| Fayyaza | A Lady who Confers Great Favours; Most Generous and Bountiful |
| Fayza | "Successful: Winner, Victorious. Alternate spelling: Faiza" |
| Faza | A wide and open space of land. |
| Fazai | One who is full of great space. |
| Fazaide | Princess; Bliss |
| Fazaie | Happy; Happiness |
| Fazeela | A person of great virtue and merit. |
| Fazeen | One who is intelligent and wise. |
| Fazia | Successful, victorious |
| Fazila | Superfluous, accomplished person, virtuous |