"Farley" This surname was initially a place name, as in Old English, it means “fern clearing.” You might recognize it from the Canadian author Farley Mowat or the late comedic actor Chris Farley.
Ferdinand. Like the popular name Fernando from above, Ferdinand means “journey” and “brave, daring.” It’s a Germanic name but became quite trendy with Spain and Portugal’s royal familie
Flanagan. You might want to give this unique baby name to your little boy if he has red hair. As an Irish surname, Flanagan comes from the suffix flann, which means “blood red.”
Florence. Another excellent option for a unisex name, Florence comes from the Latin name Florentius, which means “prosperous, flourishing
Fox. Cute and unique, the boys’ name Fox starts with F and is a perfect option for nature-inspired names. Of course, it simply refers to the adorable forest animal.
Fulk. Often spelled Fulke or Fulco, this is a Germanic name that simply means “people.” Although it’s quite rare now, Fulk was a trendy choice after the Normans brought the name to England.
Fredric. Fredric is a unique F name for boys, as it’s a variant spelling of the classic moniker Frederick, which combines the German elements frid and ric to mean “peaceful ruler.” You may associate the name with Frederick Douglas, the famous nineteenth-century abolitionist.