Names beginning with the letter F, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,643 names
8,643 names
Hindi
Kavya Shree is a Hindi compound name with a graceful, literary sound. The supplied sources do not give a verified literal etymology, so the safest reading is as a culturally familiar name pairing rather than a confirmed word-for-word meaning.
Hindi
Kavya is commonly understood in Hindi and Sanskrit as “poetry” or “poetic composition.” With Shree beside it, Kavya Shree has a graceful, auspicious feel: poetic beauty, brightness, and respect.
Sanskrit
Kavya is a Sanskrit name associated with poetry or poetic expression, while Srishti means creation. Together, Kavya Srishti feels like “poetic creation,” a lyrical, thoughtful name with Indian roots.
Tamil
Kavya Yamini Lakshmi is a graceful Tamil girl name centered on Lakshmi, a Sanskrit name meaning "sign" or "mark" and belonging to the Hindu goddess of prosperity, good luck, and beauty. As a full name, it feels literary, serene, and deeply auspicious.
Arabic
Kawthar is an Arabic girls' name connected with abundance, plenty, bounty, and good in abundance. It is best known from Al-Kawthar, the 108th chapter of the Qur'an.
Tamil
Kayalvizhi is a Tamil girl name meaning “one who has eyes like fish.” It carries a poetic, image-rich feeling, with a meaning tied to beauty and expressive eyes.
Native American
Kaya Nita is a gentle, strong unisex name. Kaya has several documented meanings across cultures, including Turkish "rock" and Zulu and Xhosa "home," while Nita is noted in one Native name discussion as Choctaw for "bear."
Turkish
Kayra is a Turkish unisex name linked with “benefit,” “goodness,” and ideas of being precious, valuable, or noble. In Turkic mythology, Kayra or Kaira is also the name of a creator god.
Turkish
Kayra Tunç is a Turkish boy's name pairing the given name Kayra with the surname Tunç. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymological meaning for Kayra or Tunç, so the meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Japanese
Kazuki is a Japanese boy name often formed from kanji meaning “one” or “harmony, peace” paired with “brightness,” “hope,” or “tree.” Kazuki Makoto has a calm, optimistic sound, especially when Kazuki is written with kanji that suggest peace and hope.
Japanese
Kazuki is a Japanese masculine name that can mean ideas like “one brightness,” “harmony and hope,” or “peaceful tree,” depending on the kanji chosen. Kazuki Toma has a clean, modern sound with a calm, thoughtful feel.
Japanese
Kazuya is a Japanese masculine name whose kanji can suggest ideas like “one,” “harmony,” “to be,” or “also.” Tomoki’s meaning depends on the kanji chosen, so the full name has a gentle Japanese feel rather than one fixed translation.
Hawaiian
Keala is a Hawaiian unisex name meaning “the path” or “the fragrance.” It comes from ke, meaning “the,” and either ala, meaning “path” or “road,” or ʻala, meaning “fragrance” or “perfume.”
Tamil
Keerthana Dharshini Devi is a Tamil girl’s name often understood as “devotional song, blessed vision, goddess.” It brings together musical, spiritual, and feminine sacred imagery.
Tamil
Keerthana means “the act of singing praises” or “devotional song,” from Sanskrit kīrtana. Keerthana Shreya has a bright, musical Tamil style, with a gentle devotional feeling at its heart.
Tamil
Keerthana Shruthi Narayanan is a Tamil girl’s name with a musical, devotional feel. Keerthana is commonly associated with song or praise, Shruthi with hearing or musical pitch, and Narayanan is a Tamil form connected with Narayana.
Yoruba
Kehinde is a Yoruba given name meaning "second-born twin" or "the one who comes after Taiwo." It is traditionally used for the twin born second, though Yoruba tradition often regards Kehinde as the elder twin.
Yoruba
Kehinde Ifeoluwa Adeyemi means “the second-born twin, the love of God, the crown befits me.” It carries a tender Yoruba message of identity, blessing, family honor, and divine love.
Yoruba
Kehinde is a Yoruba name meaning “second-born twin,” short for Omokehinde. In Yoruba twin naming tradition, Kehinde is the twin born after Taiwo and is often understood as the elder twin in a deeper cultural sense.
Yoruba
Kehinde Oluwanisola Adebisi is a Yoruba unisex name. The documented meaning in the provided sources comes from Adebisi, which combines ade, meaning "crown," with bisi, connected to "born this time" or "given birth to in this way," often understood as "the crown has increased" or "added to the crown."
Yoruba
Kehinde is a Yoruba unisex name meaning “second-born twin,” or the twin who comes after Taiwo. It is traditionally used for the twin born second.
Japanese
Kei is a Japanese name with several possible meanings depending on the kanji, including "blessing," "wise," "respect," "jubilation," and "square jewel." It has a crisp, bright sound and is used for boys and, increasingly, for girls as well.
English
Keira is an Anglicized form of Ciara, a Gaelic name meaning "little dark one." It has a soft, bright sound with a quietly strong Irish-rooted meaning.
Indonesian
Keisha is commonly linked with Keziah, a Hebrew name meaning cinnamon bark, and is also described in some sources with meanings such as favorite and restored to the heart of God. Keisha Amalia has a gentle, faith-touched feeling, with Keisha carrying the strongest sourced meaning.
Japanese
Keita is a Japanese boy name whose meaning depends on the kanji chosen by the family. Without a specific kanji spelling, it is best understood by sound and style: bright, crisp, and energetic.
Nigerian
Kelechi Chukwuma Nwosu is a Nigerian boy's name, and the personal names Kelechi and Chukwuma are commonly associated with Igbo theophoric naming, names that refer to God. Exact meanings should be confirmed with the child's family or Igbo-speaking elders, since the provided sources do not document the etymology.
Yoruba
Kemi is a Yoruba girl’s name meaning “cherish me,” “pamper me,” or “care for me.” It is also used as a short form of longer Yoruba names such as Adékẹ́mi, Olúkẹ́mi, Fọ́lákẹ́mi, Ifákẹ́mi, Ọ̀ṣunkẹ́mi, and Oyèkẹ́mi.
Igbo
Kenechukwu is an Igbo name meaning "Thank God" or "Give praise to God." In the full name Kenechukwu Ebube Anya, the clearest sourced meaning is Kenechukwu’s grateful, faith-filled message of praise.
japanese
Kenji is a Japanese masculine name whose meaning changes depending on the kanji used. Common readings include ideas such as "wise, second," "healthy, second," "modest, second," or "wise, govern."
Filipino
Kenji is a masculine Japanese name whose meaning changes with the kanji used. Common readings include ideas like “healthy and strong,” “study,” “wise,” “modest,” and “second.”
Japanese
Kenta is a Japanese masculine name often written with kanji meaning "healthy, strong" and "big, great." Kenta Yori has a bright, sturdy sound, with Kenta carrying the clearest documented meaning.
Arabic
Kenza is an Arabic girl name meaning “treasure,” from the Arabic word kanz. In the full name Kenza Rayan Idrissi, Kenza brings the central image: a cherished child with a name that feels bright, soft, and valuable.
Arabic
Kenza Siham is an Arabic girl name often understood as “treasure” paired with “arrows” or “shares.” Together, it has a bright, purposeful feeling: something precious with direction.
Turkish
Kerem is a Turkish boy's name associated with nobility and generosity. It has a warm, openhearted feel without sounding overly formal.
Turkish
Kerem means generosity, nobility, or gracious abundance through Arabic and Turkish usage. For Kerem Deniz as a full Turkish boy name, the sourced meaning is strongest for Kerem, with Deniz treated here as the second given name.
Hebrew
Keren is a Hebrew girl name meaning "ram's horn" and "ray of light." It has a bright, clear sound with a gentle strength behind it.
Hebrew
Keren Amalia is a Hebrew girl name pairing Keren, often understood as “ray of light” or “horn,” with Amalia, commonly associated with “work” or “industrious.” Together it feels bright, capable, and quietly strong.
Hebrew
Keren Liora is a Hebrew girl’s name that brings together dignity and light. Keren is given as “glorious dignity,” with possible meanings including “ray of light,” “horn,” or “fund,” while Liora adds a bright Hebrew style.
Hebrew
Keren means "horn" or "ray of light" in Hebrew. Keren Orly has a bright, lyrical Hebrew feel, with Keren carrying the clearest sourced meaning of strength and light.
Sanskrit
Keshav is a Sanskrit boy name often understood as “one with beautiful hair” or “long-haired.” In Hindu tradition, Keshava is also known as a revered name associated with Vishnu and Krishna.
Sanskrit
Keshav is a South Asian boy's name, a modern form of Keshava, one of the many names of Lord Krishna and Lord Vishnu. It carries a devotional, steady, and dignified feeling.
Sanskrit
Keshav Manan Shah is presented here as a Sanskrit boy's name combination. The provided source material does not give a verified etymology, so the safest meaning is a family-selected Sanskrit name pairing with a thoughtful, devotional feel.
Tamil
Keshav is a Sanskrit boy name, a modern form of Keshava, one of the names of Lord Krishna and Lord Vishnu. It is often understood with ideas of divine grace, auspiciousness, and kindness.
Hindi
Keshav is a Sanskrit-rooted Hindi boy name associated with auspiciousness, grace, and Lord Krishna. Keshav Raj Shukla feels devotional, dignified, and warmly traditional.
Hebrew
Keshet is a Hebrew name meaning "rainbow" or "bow." In biblical imagery, the rainbow is tied to promise, hope, and a new beginning after the flood.
Sanskrit
Ketan is a Sanskrit and Indian boy's name commonly linked with the meaning "home" or "dwelling." Some baby-name sources also connect it with ideas like purity and intelligence.
Filipino
Kevin comes from the Irish Caoimhín, commonly understood as “beloved birth” or “of noble birth.” Kevin Anthony Reyes feels warm, steady, and familiar, with Kevin carrying the clearest documented meaning.
Tamil
Kevin comes from the Irish Caoimhín, meaning “of noble birth,” built from elements meaning “dear” or “noble” and “birth.” Kevin Arul Antony carries a gentle, dignified feel, especially in a Tamil family setting where English and Tamil naming styles often sit comfortably together.
Chinese
Kexin is a Chinese pinyin name whose exact meaning depends on the Chinese characters a family chooses. In many families, it is chosen for a bright, pleasant sound and a gentle, happy feeling.
Sanskrit
Keya is a Sanskrit and Indian girl name meaning “flower,” often understood as a monsoon flower linked with the fragrant kewda or ketaki blossom. It has a soft, bright sound: short, floral, and graceful.
