| Faber | French | A little blacksmith. |
| Fabian | Latin | Bean grower. |
| Fabrice | Latin | A craftsman. |
| Fabron | French | A little blacksmith. |
| Fadil | Arabic | The generous or distinguished one. |
| Fagan | Gaelic | The little fiery one. |
| Fairfax | Old English | The one with beautiful hair. |
| Fairley | Old English | A clearing in the woods. A boy or girl's name. |
| Faisal | Arabic | A wise judge. |
| Falgun | Hindu | month in the Hindu calendar |
| Falk | Yiddish | The falcon. |
| Falkner | Old French | A falconer, or falcon handler. |
| Fallon | Irish | A leader. A boy or girl's name. |
| Fane | Old English | Eager. |
| Faraji | African | consolation |
| Farand | Teutonic | Attractive, pleasant. |
| Farid | Arabic | Unique, unrivalled. |
| Fariel | Persian | |
| Farkas | Hungarian | wolf |
| Farley | Old English | From the fern clearing. A boy or girl's name. |
| Farman | Old Norse | A traveller or hawker. |
| Farnell | Old English | From the hill of ferns. |
| Farnley | Old English | From the fern meadow. |
| Farook | Arabic | One who can distinguish right from wrong. |
| Farquhar | Scottish Gaelic | The dear one. |
| Farrar | Latin | blacksmith |
| Farrell | Celtic | The valorous one. |
| Farriss | Gaelic | A rock. |
| Faulkner | Old French | A falconer, or falcon handler. |
| Faust | Latin | The fortunate one. |
| Favian | Latin | Understanding. |
| Faxon | Teutonic | long hair |
| Faysal | Arabic | A wise judge. |
| Fear | English | |
| Februus | Latin | Pagan God |
| Fedele | Italian | Faithful. |
| Federico | Italian/Spanish | A peaceful ruler. |
| Felipe | Spanish | A lover of horses. |
| Felix | Latin | Happy and prosperous. |
| Felton | Old English | From the farm in the field. |
| Fenn | Old English | A marsh or fen. |
| Fenton | Old English | From the marshlands. |
| Fenwick | Old English | From the farm in the marshland. |
| Feodore | Greek | The gift of God. |
| Ferdinand | Teutonic | Prepared for the journey. An adventurer or traveller. |
| Ferenc | Latin, Hungarian | Independent, free |
| Fergal | Irish Gaelic | A man of valour. |
| Fergus | Gaelic | Fearghas (Gaelic), Feargus. |
| Ferguson | Gaelic | Son of Fergus. Manly. |
| Fernando | Daring, adventurous. | |
| Fernleigh | Old English | From the fern meadow. |
| Fernley | Old English | From the fern meadow. |
| Feroz | Arabic | Victorious and successful. |
| Ferran | Arabic | baker |
| Ferrand | Old French | A grey-haired man. |
| Ferrer | Old French | The blacksmith. |
| Ferris | Gaelic | A rock. |
| Feste | From Shakespeare's play Twelfth Night. | |
| Festus | Latin | Steadfast. |
| Ffionn | Welsh | Foxglove Flower |
| Fiachra | Irish Gaelic | A raven. |
| Fidel | Latin | Faithful. |
| Fielding | Old English | A field dweller. |
| Fife | Scottish | A man from Fife. |
| Figaro | Latin | Daring, cunning. |
| Filbert | Teutonic | Very bright. |
| Filip | Polish | A lover of horses. |
| Filippo | Italian | A lover of horses. |
| Finbar | Irish Gaelic | Fair-headed. |
| Fineas | Egyptian/Hebrew | Egyptian: The Nubian (dark-skinned). Hebrew: An oracle. |
| Fingal | Scottish Gaelic | The fair stranger. |
| Finian | Irish Gaelic | Fair or white. |
| Finlay | Scottish Gaelic | The fair warrior. |
| Finley | Fair haired one. | |
| Finn | Irish Gaelic/Old Norse | Irish Gaelic: The white or fair one. Old Norse: A man from Finland. |
| Finnegan | Irish Gaelic | Fair. |
| Fionn | Celtic | white, fair |
| Firdos | Arabic | Paradise. |
| Firmin | Latin | Steadfast and firm. |
| Firth | Old English | Of the woodland. |
| Fisk | Swedish | fisherman |
| Fitch | Old French | A lance or spear. |
| Fitz | Latin | son |
| Fitzgerald | Old French | The son of Gerald. A spear warrior. |
| Fitzhugh | Old French | The son of Hugh. Heart and mind. |
| Fitzjames | Old French | The son of James. The supplanter. |
| Fitzpatrick | Old French | The son of Patrick. Nobleman. |
| Fitzroy | Old French | The son of the king. |
| Fjodor | Russian | Fedor, Fiodor |
| Flannan | Irish Gaelic | Ruddy, or red-haired. |
| Flannery | Flat land. | |
| Flavian | Latin | Golden-haired. |
| Flavius | Latin | Golden-haired. |
| Fleance | From Shakespeare's play MacBeth. | |
| Fleeting | Old French | A man from Flanders. |
| Fleming | Old English | a native of Flanders |
| Fletcher | Old French | Arrow maker. |
| Flint | Old English | A hard stone. |
| Floke | Teutonic, Norse | guardian of the people |
| Florian | Latin | A flower, blooming. The masculine form of flora. |
| Floritzel | From Shakespeare's play A Winter's Tale. | |
| Floyd | Welsh | The hollow. |
| Fluellen | From Shakespeare's play Henry V. | |
| Flynn | Irish Gaelic | The red-haired one. |
| Fodor | Hungarian | curly haired |
| Folant | Welsh | Welsh form of Valentine. Strong, healthy. |
| Folkus | Hungarian | people, famous |
| Fonz | Teutonic | Noble and ready. |
| Fonzie | Teutonic | Noble and ready. |
| Forbes | Scottish Gaelic | Prosperous. |
| Ford | Old English | From the ford or river crossing. |
| Forest | Old French | out of the woods |
| Forester | Old French | A forester or gamekeeper. |
| Forrest | Old French | Forest dweller. |
| Forrester | Of the forest. | |
| Forster | Of the forest. | |
| Fortescue | Old French | A strong shield. |
| Fortinbras | From Shakespeare's play Hamlet. | |
| Fortunato | Latin | The fortunate one. |
| Foster | Old English/Old French | Old English: A foster parent. Old French: A shearer. |
| Francis | Latin | From France, or a free man. |
| Francis | Latin | From France, or a free man. |
| Francisco | Spanish | From France, or a free man. |
| Frank | Teutonic | A member of the tribe of the Franks. Also from the name Francis and Franklin. |
| Franklin | Old French | Free man. |
| Frans | Scandinavian | From France, or a free man. |
| Franz | German | From France, or a free man. |
| Fraser | Old French | A strawberry, or from a Norman family name. |
| Frasier | Strawberry. | |
| Frayne | Old French/Old English | Old French: An Ash tree. Old English: Stranger. |
| Fred | Teutonic | A peaceful ruler. From the name Alfred, Frederick and Wilfred. |
| Freddie | Teutonic | A peaceful ruler. From the name Alfred, Frederick and Wilfred. |
| Freddy | Teutonic | A peaceful ruler. From the name Alfred, Frederick and Wilfred. |
| Frederick | Teutonic | A peaceful ruler. |
| Free | Old English | in liberty |
| Freeman | Old English | A freeborn man. |
| Fremont | Teutonic | The noble protector. |
| Frigyes | Hungarian | peace, might |
| Frith | Old English | Of the woodland. |
| Fritz | German | A peaceful ruler. |
| Froth | From Shakespeare's play Measure for Measure. | |
| Fudo | Japanese | The God of fire and wisdom. |
| Fujita | Japanese | field |
| Fulbright | Very light. | |
| Fuller | Old English | A fuller, or cloth-thickener. |
| Fulton | Old English | From the muddy place. |
| Furnell | Old French | A furnace. |
| Fyfe | Scottish | A man from Fife. |
| Fyodor | Russian | The gift of God. |