Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin	Similar
Filmarr	Famous.	Male	English	-
Filmer	Variant of Filmore: Famed; famous.	Male	English	-
Filmore	Famed; famous.	Male	English	-
Filomena	Lover of man. Beloved. Variant of Philomena.	Female	Greek	-
Filomena	Loves mankind. Beloved. Variant of Philomena.	Female	Italian	-
Filomena	Lover of man.	Female	Latin	-
Filomenia	Lover of man.	Female	Greek	-
Filomina	Lover of man.	Female	Latin	-
Filza	Light	Male	Indian	-
Filza	Light	Female	Indian	-
Finan	Traveler.	Male	Anglo	-
Finbar	Blond.	Male	Celtic	-
Finbar	Fair haired	Male	lrish	-
Findabair	Mythical daughter of Medb.	Female	Celtic	-
Findabhair		Female	Gaelic	Finn
Findlay	Small blond soldier.	Male	Gaelic	-
Fineas	Oracle	Male	lrish	-

Fineen	Fair at birth	Male	lrish	-
Fineena	Beautiful child	Female	Irish	-
Finella	White shouldered	Female	Irish	-
Fingal	Variant of Fingall: Fair-haired stranger.	Male	Scottish	-
Fingall	Fair-haired stranger.	Male	Scottish	-
Finghin	Fair at birth	Male	lrish	-
Fingula	Mythical daughter of Lyr.	Female	Celtic	-
Finian	Handsome.	Male	Celtic	-
Finian	Light skinned	Male	lrish	-
Finiashwari	N/A	Female	Indian	-
Finlay	fair heroe, sunbeam	Male	Scottish, English	Finn, Finnie, Finny, Finian, Finley, Fyn, Fynn, Finnian
Finlay	Small blond soldier. Fair hero. Famous Bearers: The fictional MacBeth's father.	Male	Gaelic	-
Finlay	Fair Haired	Male	Indian	-
Finlay	From the Gaelic name meaning fair hero. Famous Bearers: The fictional MacBeth's father, Scottish actor Finlay Currie.	Male	Scottish	-
Finn	laplander	Male	Norwegian	-
Finn	Blond.	Male	English	-

Finn	Small blond soldier.	Male	Gaelic	-
Finn	Light skinned or blond	Male	lrish	-
Finn	Finder.	Male	Norse	-
Finna	Fair	Female	Irish	-
Finnbar	Blond.	Male	Celtic	-
Finnbogi	A merchant.	Male	Norse	-
Finneen	Fair at birth	Male	lrish	-
Finnegan	Light skinned	Male	lrish	-
Finnin	Light skinned	Male	lrish	-
Finnobarr	Blond.	Male	Celtic	-
Finola	Variant of Fenella: White shoulder. From 'Fionnghuala' or 'Fionnuala'.	Female	Gaelic	-
Finola	Fair shoulders	Female	Irish	-
Finvarra		Female	Gaelic	-
Fiona	white, fair	Female	Celtic	Fione, Fionnula
Fiona	white, fair	Female	Filipino	-
Fiona	White or fair. Reportedly first used as a name by Scottish author William Sharp, who used the pseudonym Fiona MacLeod.	Female	Gaelic	-

Fiona	White; Fair; Pale or Fair; Blond; Pale; Beautiful; Hero; Vine	Female	Indian	-
Fiona	Fair	Female	Irish	-
Fionan	Light skinned	Male	lrish	-
Fionavar		Female	Gaelic	-
Fionn	white, fair	Both	Celtic	-
Fionn	Small blond soldier.	Male	Gaelic	-
Fionn	Light skinned	Male	lrish	-
Fionn	Fair	Female	Irish	-
Fionna	Fair	Female	Irish	-
Fionnbarr	Fair haired	Male	lrish	-
Fionnghuala	Flower.	Female	Gaelic	-
Fionnghuala	White shouldered	Female	Irish	-
Fionnla	Variant of Fionnlagh: Fair-haired soldier.	Male	Scottish	-
Fionnlagh	Small blond soldier.	Male	Gaelic	-
Fionnlagh	Fair-haired soldier.	Male	Scottish	-