| Flair | English | Signifies "style" or "verve." |  |  |
| Flann | Irish | Old name derived from flann (red): .. |  | |
| Flannan | Irish | Diminutive form of Flann (red): hen.. | | |
| Flavia | Italian | From the old Roman family name Flav.. | | |
| Flavia | Portuguese | A variation upon the name Flavio,.. | | |
| Flavian | Greek | From the Latin Flavius, an old Roma.. | | |
| Flavio | Italian | From the Latin Flavius, which origi.. | | |
| Flavio | Portuguese | A variation upon the name Flavian.. | | |
| Flawiusz | Polish | Polish form of Flavius, a Latin nam.. | | |
| Fleet | American | A short form of Fleetwood, Fleet .. | | |
| Fleetwood | American | Transferred use of the English surn.. | | |
| Fleming | English | Derived from Middle Dutch for "from.. | | |
| Flemming | Scandinavia.. | A very popular name in Denmark, Fle.. | | |
| Fletcher | English | Transferred use of the surname deri.. |  | |
| Fleur | English | Derived from the Old French flew (f.. | | |
| Fleur | French | Meaning "flower." | | |
| Flint | English | Meaning "stream" or "flint-stone." | | |
| Flo | American | A short form of Florence. "Flo-Jo.. | | |
| Floella | English | Modern coinage made by combining th.. | | |
| Flora | English | Derived from the Latin floris (a fl.. | | |
| Flora | German | Derived from the Latin floris (a fl.. |  | |
| Flora | Hungarian | Derived from the Latin floris (a fl.. | | |
| Flora | Irish | A borrowing from the English, Flora.. | | |
| Flora | Mythology a.. | Derived from the Latin floris (a fl.. | | |
| Flora | Scottish | Used in Scotland as an Anglicized f.. | | |
| Floralia | Mythology a.. | The name of the ceremonial festival.. | | |
| Flore | French | Cognate of Flora, which is derived .. | | |
| Florence | English | Medieval English form of the Latin .. | | |
| Florence | French | From the Latin Florentia (a bloom.. | | |
| Florencia | Spanish | Derived from the Latin Florentia (a.. | | |
| Florencio | Spanish | Spanish cognate of Florence, a name.. | | |
| Florens | Polish | Polish form of Florence, a medieval.. | | |
| Florent | French | Meaning "blossoming." | | |
| Florentin | French | From the Latin FlorentTnus, an elab.. | | |
| Florentin.. | Italian | Latinate feminine form of Florentl.. | | |
