Dog Names That Start With F

Finneas

Irish origin meaning 'fair or white'

Finnegan

From the Irish surname Ó Fionnagáin, descendant of Fionnagán

Finnian

From Old Irish finn, "white, blessed"

Finnick

Derived from an English surname, meaning 'the little fair one'

Finnigan

A surname, a variant of Finnegan; also recorded as an Irish given name

Finnis

An English-language surname

Finnley

Variant of Finley; a rare non-standard spelling

Finola

Anglicized form of Fionnuala

Fintan

The name is of Irish origin, meaning 'little white one' or 'white fire.'

Fiona

Feminine form of Fionn, from Irish fionn, meaning fair or white

Fionn

From Old Irish finn, meaning "white, blessed"

Fionnuala

From Old Irish finn "white, blessed" and g ala "shoulder"

Fiore

Italian word for flower

Fiorella

From Italian fiore "flower" with a diminutive suffix

Fiorina

Firebird

Firecracker

Firefly

English common name for the light-emitting beetles of the family Lampyridae

Firenze

The capital city of Tuscany, known for its art and architecture.

Fisher

From an English surname meaning "fisherman"

Fiske

Scandinavian surname, from the Old Norse name Fiskr

Fitz

Short form of names from the Norman French fitz, "son of"

Fiya

Fiyero

A character from the musical 'Wicked', known for his charm and charisma

Fizgig

Fizz

English (British, rare) feminine given name; also a word for the foaming of escaping gas

Fjord

Flame

A flame, from Latin flamma: the visible, gaseous part of a fire

Flann

Means "blood red" in Irish

Flannery

From an irish surname, anglicized form of flannghaile, from flannghal, "red valour"

Flare

Flash

English word for a sudden burst of light

Flavia

Feminine form of the Latin Flavius, from flavus, "yellow"

Flavio

An Italian name that means 'yellow' or 'blonde'

Fleck

A surname

Fleecy

Fletch

A nickname for someone whose surname is Fletcher

Fletcher

From a surname meaning "maker of arrows" in Middle English, from Old French flechier

Fleur

Means "flower" in French

Flick

Diminutive of Felicity, or a nickname from the English word flick

Flicka

A term of endearment for a girl in Swedish

Flik

Flint

From the English vocabulary word, from Old English flint

Flip

Diminutive of Filip

Fliss

English given name (feminine), recorded as a surname

Flit

Flitwick

English place name: a town and civil parish in Central Bedfordshire

Flix

Flo

Short form of Florence or Flora

Flocky

Floella

Elaborated form of Flo

Floki

A character from Norse mythology, notably a Viking explorer known for his adventurous spirit.

Floof

Floppy

Flora

From Latin flos, "flower"; the name of the Roman goddess of flowers and spring

Florence

From the Latin Florentia, derived from florens, "prosperous, flourishing"

Florian

From the Roman name Florianus, from Latin flōrus, "yellow, blond", later "flowering"

Flosi

Flossie

Diminutive of Florence

Flossy

A diminutive form of the given name Floss

Flower

English word for the blossoming plant, from Latin flos

Floyd

Anglicised form of the Welsh name Lloyd, from llwyd, meaning "grey, grey-haired"

Fluff

Fluffay

Fluffball

Fluffernaut

Fluffernutter

English, a sandwich made with peanut butter and marshmallow creme, usually served on white bread.

Fluffmaster

Fluffster

Fluffy

Fluffy Frank

Fluke

Flurry

Recorded as a feminine given name in English

Flutterby

Fly

The English word for an insect of the order Diptera

Flyboy Or Flygirl

Flynn

Anglicised Irish surname meaning descendant of Flann, 'reddish' or 'ruddy'

Foggy

English word for obscured by mist or fog; recorded as a rare given name in English

Foka

Folke

Short form of Old Norse names containing folk, "people"

Fonz

A short form of the surname Fonzarelli, used as a nickname.

Fonzi

Recorded as a masculine given name in Italian

Fonzie

Nickname of Arthur Fonzarelli, a character in the sitcom Happy Days

Foofa

Foofoo

Foofy

A playful and cute name for pets.

Forest

An English word for a large area covered chiefly with trees and undergrowth

Forrest

From an English surname meaning "forest", for one who lived near a forest

Forseti

Old Norse for "the presiding one"; the word for "president" in modern Icelandic and Faroese

Fortuna

Means "luck" in Latin

Foschia

Fox

From the English word fox or the surname Fox, originally a nickname

Foxa

Foxtrot

English word for the foxtrot, a ballroom dance

Foxy

A given name recorded in popular culture, from the word fox

Fozzie

Franc

French term for free or free man

Frances

English name of Latin origin meaning "from France" or "the French"

Francesco

Italian form of Francis, meaning 'free man'

Francine

Diminutive of Françoise; a French female given name