| N A M E | O R I G I N | M E A N I N G |
| Fenton | English | marshland dweller |
| Fenuku | Egyptian | Born late. |
| Fenwick | English | Swamp farm. |
| Fenyang | African | Botswanan name meaning 'conqueror'. |
| Feo | Spanish | Ugly |
| Feodor | Greek | Divine gift. |
| Feodras | Greek | Stone. |
| Feoras | Celtic/Gaelic | Smooth Rock |
| Feran | Anglo-Saxon | Advances. |
| Fercos | Welsh | Legendary son of Poch. |
| Ferda | Czechoslovakian | Brave. |
| Ferdinand | Old German | courageous traveler |
| Ferdinando | German | Variant of Ferdinand: Brave traveler. |
| Ferdynand | German | Variant of Ferdinand: Brave traveler. |
| Ferehar | Celtic | Mythical son of Uisneeh. |
| Ferenc | Latin, Hungarian | Independent, free |
| Fergal | Celtic/Gaelic | Man of Strength |
| Ferghus | Celtic | Manly. |
| Fergie | Gaelic | Diminutive of Fergus: Rock. Also a variant of 'Fearghas', derived from the Celtic for 'man' and 'choice'. |
| Fergus | Celtic | of manly strength |
| Ferguson | Celtic | son of Fergus |
| Fergusson | Scottish | Son of the first choice. |
| Feri | Latin | Free. |
| Ferke | Latin | Free. |
| Ferko | Hungarian | Hungarian form of Francis 'free'. |
| Fermin | Spanish | Strong. |
| Fernald | English | From the fern slope. |
| Fernand | French | Adventurer. |
| Fernando | Spanish | Daring, Adventurous |
| Fernham | English | Variant of Farnham: Fern meadow. |
