12,000+ girl names with meanings, origins, and SSA popularity data. Filter by first letter or scroll by rank. Click any name for the full picture: pronunciation, famous namesakes, sibling ideas, and a teasing-risk score before the birth certificate gets signed.
898 girl names starting with F
goddess of love, fertility, and magic
Norsefaith, trust, belief
EnglishAbstainer from evil
Arabicwhite hero
Scottishfrom France, free one
Englishbright, luminous
Scottishflowering, blooming
Englishhappiness, good fortune
Englishadventurous peace
Spanishfairy, enchantment
Englishfree one
Englishgoddess of flowers and spring
Englishsuperiority, excellence
Irishlady, noblewoman
Norsecheerful, glad
Arabpeace
Germanfern plant, feathery frond
Englishjoy, happiness
Arabicbird
Jewish/Yiddishshe who weans, one who refrains
West Africanflower
Spanishfair warrior, white hero
Irishfree one, from France
Frenchfree one, Frenchman
Englishflame, light
Italiancaptivating, charming
Arabicbird
Ashkenazi Jewishof the wild, forest creature
Irishdear flower, small blossom
Italianfollower of Saint Francis, Franciscan
Spanishone who weans, abstaining
West Africanjoy, happiness, delight
Jewishof the Fabian family
Spanishlady, noble woman
Scandinaviansuperior, one who rules
Irishfairy, magical being
Englishof the broad bean
Italianwhite hero
Scottishcrowned with laurels (via Stephanie)
Americanfor all time, eternally
Americanstory, moral tale
Americanvictorious, triumphant
Arabicunique, precious gem
Arabicpeaceful, beloved peace
Germanwhite warrior
Scottishflower
Italiangrace, favor, blessing
West Africanfate, destiny (via Latin fata)
Englishfairy lake
Americankindness, support
Americanone who brings good luck
Englishpeace, joy
Ashkenazi Jewishconquest, victory
Arabiclover of strength
Italianfavored, blessed
Italianflourishing, prosperous
Spanishcaptivating, charming
East Africanfree one
Englishdescendant of the ruler
AmericanCan't narrow it down? Run a tournament.
Olivia has held #1 on the SSA list since 2019. Emma, Charlotte, Amelia, and Sophia round out the top five. Scroll to see the full ranked list.
Luna, Willow, Aurora, and Isla are all climbing fast. They're popular enough to be recognizable but not so common your daughter will share the name with three classmates.
Start with popularity rank — it tells you how common the name actually is. Then check the meaning and origin. Run it through our playground safety score. If it passes, put it in a tournament against your other favorites and see which survives head-to-head.
Eleanor means 'bright, shining one.' Clara means 'bright, clear.' Vera means 'truth' in Latin and Slavic. Names with strong meanings tend to age better than names chosen purely for sound.
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