| Fanchette | French name meaning free one. |
| Fanechka | A Russian name meaning free. |
| Fantaha | A name meaning to be unique. |
| Fantasia | A name meaning imagination. |
| Faramond | A name meaning noble protector. |
| Faramundo | Faramundo is a variant of the name Ferdinand, meaning 'adventurous journey' or 'traveling warrior'. |
| Farashuu | A name meaning bright radiance. |
| Fargo | Cobbler or shoe maker |
| Fariji | Fariji is a Yoruba name meaning 'God's gift' or 'gift from God', symbolizing divine favor. |
| Farol | Farol is a Portuguese name meaning 'lighthouse' or 'beacon', symbolizing guidance and direction. |
| Farrier | A person who shoes and cares for the hooves of horses. |
| Farrington | Farrington is an English surname derived from the Old English words 'farr' meaning 'fair' and 'tun' meaning 'town'. |
| Fausti | A name meaning lucky or fortunate. |
| Faustia | Derived from the meaning of lucky. |
| Favien | Favien is a French name derived from Favius, meaning 'favored' or 'beloved'. |
| Fawkes | Fawkes is of Welsh origin, meaning 'fox' or 'one who is cunning and clever'. |
| Fayet | A name meaning a small fairy. |
| Fayez | One who is a triumphant winner. |
| Fayt | Fayt is a variant of the name Faith, symbolizing devotion, loyalty, and trust in a higher power. |
| Fe | A name meaning faith or belief. |
| Feb | Born during the month of February. |
| Febe | Brightest of women |
| Feegan | Feegan is a variant of the Irish name Fegan, meaning 'little wolf' or 'wolf cub'. |
| Feenix | A mythical bird rising from ashes. |
| Feeona | A name meaning fair or white lady. |
| Feisal | A judge or a decisive ruler. |
| Fel | A name meaning lucky or fortunate. |
| Felipinho | Friend of horses |
| Fellipe | One who loves horses |
| Fen Fang | Sweet-smelling. |
| Fennel | Fennel is derived from the Latin 'feniculum,' meaning 'little hay' or 'fragrant herb.' |
| Fennell | Fennell is an English surname derived from the Old English words 'fen' meaning marsh and 'ell' meaning stream. |
| Fenwicke | Fenwicke is a surname of Old English origin, meaning 'fair meadow' or 'white meadow'. |
| Feofan | Epiphany or disclosure |
| Feona | A name meaning fair or beautiful. |
| Feray | A name meaning moonlit or bright. |
| Ferdi | Brave yet peaceful |
| Feren | Prepared to journey |
| Fereydoon | The third child |
| Ferit | A unique and matchless soul. |