| Filberte | A German name meaning bright fame. |
| Filip | Russian form of Philip 'loves horses'. |
| Filippa | A name meaning a lover of horses. |
| Fillin | A name meaning a small, young horse. |
| Filmarr | A name meaning a bright, shining sea. |
| Filmore | Derived from a field of famous moor. |
| Filomina | A name meaning a lover of melody. |
| Finbarr | A person with bright, golden hair. |
| Fineena | Beautiful child |
| Fingal | Variant of Fingall: Fair-haired stranger. |
| Finian | A name meaning little fair one. |
| Fionnla | Variant of Fionnlagh: Fair-haired soldier. |
| Fiorella | This name means little flower or bloom. |
| Fira | Fiery; Gods Gift |
| Firasah | Perspicacity, Acumen |
| Firdose | Variant of Firdos: Paradise. |
| Firman | Fair; Traveler; Variant of Farman: Decree. Edict. |
| Firoze | Variant of Fairoze: Turquoise. Precious stone. |
| Firtha | A name meaning an arm of the sea. |
| Fitch | Derived from the word for polecat. |
| Fitzadam | Meaning the son of the man Adam. |
| Fitzhugh | Son of the bright in mind |
| Fitzroy | A name meaning 'king's illegitimate son'. |
| Fitzwilliam | Son of the protector |
| Fiyanshu | A name meaning ray of light. |
| Flaminio | A name meaning of a flaming nature. |
| Flannery | Descendant of the red warrior |
| Fleance | The Tragedy of Macbeth' Banquo's son. |
| Fleda | A person who is beautiful |
| Fleta | An English name meaning swift or fleet. |
| Flint | Place-name and surname. Flint stone produces a spark of fire when struck by steel. |
| Floki | A heroic Viking. |
| Flora | Latin name meaning the flowers. |
| Floramaria | A name meaning flower of Mary. |
| FLOREE | meaning unknown |
| Floren | A name meaning to be blooming. |
| Flori | A name meaning blooming flower. |
| Flos | The direct Latin term for a blossom. |
| Flossie | Diminutive of Flora: The mythological Roman goddess of flowers. Diminutive of Florence: From 'florentius' or 'florentia', meaning flowering or flourishing. Famous bearer:. |
| Flynt | Derived from the hard gray rock. |