Baby boy names starting with F
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Baby boy names starting with F currently holds 12 names a family can open one by one. Three to read first: Farhad means Happiness, Farhan means Joyful; happy, and Farooq means One who distinguishes truth. Fateh means Victory. Felix means Happy; lucky. Firoz means Victorious; turquoise. Two names can share an English letter and still follow different padas, so the name page is the place to check. Hindi is printed with the meaning. Take the chart, not this list, as the last word on the star.
Fadil means Generous; virtuous. Fahad means Leopard. Fahim means Intelligent. Faisal means Decisive; judge.
30 names, in alphabetical order.
- Fadilफ़ाज़िलGenerous; virtuous
- Fahadफ़हदLeopard
- Fahimफ़हीमIntelligent
- Faisalफ़ैसलDecisive; judge
- Faizफ़ैज़Grace; abundance
- Faizanफ़ैज़ानGenerosity; abundance
- Farazफ़राज़Height; elevation
- Farhadफ़रहादHappiness
- Farhanफ़रहानJoyful; happy
- Faridफ़रीदUnique; matchless
- Faridoonफ़रीदूनA legendary Persian king
- Farisफ़ारिसKnight; horseman
- Farmanफ़रमानDecree; order
- Farooqफ़ारूक़One who distinguishes truth
- Farrokhफ़र्रुख़Fortunate; happy
- Fatehफ़तेहVictory
- FatehjitफतेहजीतVictorious
- FatehveerफतेहवीरVictorious and brave
- Fawadफ़वादHeart
- Fawazफ़व्वाज़Successful
- Fayazफ़ैयाज़Generous
- Fazalफ़ज़लGrace; bounty
- Felixफ़ेलिक्सHappy; lucky
- Firozफ़िरोज़Victorious; turquoise
- Francisफ़्रांसिसFree man
- Franciscoफ़्रांसिस्कोFree man
- Frankफ्रैंकFree
- Frederickफ्रेडरिकPeaceful ruler
- Furqanफ़ुरक़ानCriterion; a name of the Quran
- Fuzailफ़ुज़ैलExcellence
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Questions
- How many names are listed for Baby boy names starting with F?
- Baby boy names starting with F lists 12 names. Faisal, Faizan, Faraz are three of them, each with a meaning on the name page.
- Where do I read the Hindi meaning?
- Open the name. English is beside the spelling, and Hindi is in the Meaning section with the number and the pada.
- Does this list decide the name for us?
- No. It is a reading list. Nakshatra and numerology are shared as tradition, not as a promise about a child.