"Delight"; the garden of Eden
Girl names E–F
Girl names starting with E and F: 80 of 2,475 names, page 7 of 28.
80 of 2,475 names
"Pleasure, delight", from Hebrew 'ednah
"One, oneness" in popular use; Punjabi ekam, "first, unique"
"One light" in popular use; ekam, "unique", with jot, "light"
"A part of the whole"; Sanskrit ekāṃśa, "one part"
A single string of pearls; Sanskrit ekāvalī
"One light"
"Of one form"
"Unity, oneness"
"Covenant, safety"; Arabic īlāf, from Surah Quraysh
A modern name; lists give "bright-eyed" or "beautiful eyes"
"Light" in popular use; from Provençal Aliénor, origin uncertain
"Bright one", a form of Greek Helen
"My God has answered", from Hebrew
"Beauty, grace"
"Pledged to God" in popular use; from Elizabeth, "God of the oath"
"God of the oath", usually given as "God is my oath"
"Light" in popular use; from a Germanic root meaning "all"
"Light" in popular use; a pet form of Eleanor and similar names
"Foreign riches" in popular use; the French form of Alodia
"Healthy and wide", probably from Germanic Helewidis
"God is my oath"; a Scottish pet form of Elizabeth
"Son of Emery"; an English surname now used for girls and boys
"Powerful ruler", from Germanic Amalric
"Rival" or "emulating"; from the Roman clan Aemilius
"Rival" or "emulating"; from the Roman clan name Aemilius
"Whole, universal", from Germanic names in Ermen-
"Deer-eyed"; Sanskrit eṇākṣī
"Ireland", from the Irish Éirinn
"Flower of paradise" in popular use; origin unconfirmed
Desire, wish; Sanskrit eṣaṇā
"Esteemed, beloved", from Old French esmé
"Star" in popular use; a Persian name of uncertain meaning
"Victorious", from Greek eu and nike
"Good cheer, joy", from Greek euphrasia
"Life", from Hebrew Chavvah, Eve
"Good news", from Greek euangelion, the gospel
"Wished-for child" in popular use; a pet form of Eve
"Wild boar's clearing", from an English place name
"Life"; a pet form of Eve and Evelyn
Queen of beauty; Tamil eḻil, "beauty", and araci, "queen"
"Fortunate" or "excellent" in popular use; origin unclear
"Intelligent, perceptive"; feminine of Arabic fahīm
"Intelligent"; Urdu fahmīda, "understood, wise"
"Excellent, surpassing"; feminine of Arabic fāʾiq
"Faith, trust", the Christian virtue
Successful; one who wins through
"Excellent, magnificent"; feminine of Arabic fākhir
"Pride of women"; Arabic fakhr al-nisāʾ
"Sky, the heavens"; Arabic falak
"The Phalguni star"; the full moon of Phalguna
Joy, gladness, happiness
"Joy and grace"; Arabic faraḥ + Persian nāz
"Joyful, glad"; feminine of Arabic farḥān
"Joy, happiness"; Arabic and Urdu farḥat
"Happy, joyful"; from Arabic fariḥīn, "rejoicing ones"
"Tall, beautiful"; Arabic fāriʿa
"Unique, a precious pearl"; Arabic farīda
"Joyful, happy"; feminine of Arabic fariḥ
"Angel"; Persian firishta
"Happy, fortunate"; Persian farkhunda
"Crown, abundance"; Arabic farwa
"Angel" in popular use; Persian far + yāl, "of splendid neck"
Wise, learned, intelligent
"Learned, wise"; Persian farzīn, also the chess queen
"Eloquent"; feminine of Arabic faṣīḥ
"The opening"; al-Fātiḥa, first chapter of the Quran
"One who abstains" in popular use; Arabic fāṭima, "one who weans"
"Successful, victorious"; from Arabic fawz
"Virtuous, excellent"; feminine of Arabic fāḍil
"Happy, fortunate", from Latin felix
"Paradise, garden"; Arabic firdaws
"Turquoise"; Persian fīroza
"Breeze" in popular use; Arabic faḍāʾ, "open space"
"Golden", from Latin flavus
"Flower"; the Roman goddess of flowers
"Blooming, flourishing", from Latin floreo
"Fragrance"
"Frenchman" or "free one"; a pet form of Frances and Francis
"Lady", the Norse goddess Freyja
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