| Filemon | Spanish | Spanish cognate of Philemon, which .. |  |  |
| Filep | Hungarian | Hungarian form of the Greek Philipp.. | | |
| Filia | Greek | Derived from the Latin filia (daugh.. | | |
| Filia | Polynesian | To chose from many | | |
| Filib | Scottish | Gaelic form of Philip (lover of hor.. | | |
| Filiberto | Italian | From the Germanic Filibert (very fa.. | | |
| Filiberto | Spanish | Spanish form of Philibert, a name.. | | |
| Filikitat.. | Russian | Russian cognate of the Italian Feli.. | | |
| Filimoeik.. | Polynesian | An enemy of the shark | | |
| Filip | Slovak | From the Latin Philippus, a deriv.. | | |
| Filip | Polish | From the Latin Philippus, a derivat.. |  | |
| Filip | Scandinavia.. | Derived from the Greek Philippos (l.. | | |
| Filipa | Polish | Polish form of the Greek Philippa, .. | | |
| Filipe | Polynesian | Tongan form of Philip (lover of hor.. | | |
| Filipina | Polish | Elaboration of Filipa (lover of hor.. | | |
| Filippo | Italian | From the Latin Philippus, a derivat.. | | |
| Filmore | English | Meaning "famous." | | |
| Filomena | Italian | Derived from the Greek Philomena, a.. | | |
| Filomena | Polish | Derived from the Greek Philomena (l.. | | |
| Filomena | Spanish | Derived from the Greek Philomena, a.. | | |
| Fina | Irish | Anglicized form of the Gaelic Fiona.. | | |
| Finan | Irish | Anglicized form of Fionan (little f.. | | |
| Finbar | Irish | Popular Anglicized form of Fionnbha.. | | |
| Finch | American | Derived from finch (a small songbir.. | | |
| Fineen | Irish | Anglicized form of Finghin (fair at.. | | |
| Fineeva | Polynesian | A woman who is always talking | | |
| Finella | Irish | Variant of Finola, an Anglicized fo.. | | |
| Finella | Scottish | Anglicized form of the Gaelic Fionn.. | | |
| Fineongo | Polynesian | The beautiful woman, the much-talke.. | | |
| Fingal | Irish | A borrowing from the Scottish, Fing.. | | |
| Fingall | Scottish | Anglicized form of Fionnghall, a co.. | | |
| Finghin | Irish | Old name derived from the element f.. | | |
| Finian | Irish | Meaning "light-skinned; white." St... | | |
| Finlay | Scottish | Anglicized form of Fionnlagh and Fi.. | | |
| Finlay | Irish | Meaning "light-haired soldier." | | |
