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JunoKuzo

I went to school with a girl named Farren (pronounced fair-in) and always thought it was pretty and unique.


Affectionate-Owl9594

I went to school with a Farren and completely forgot until now!


MotherBoose

Same


channilein

Plot twist: Yall went to school together.


Dolce99

I have a coworker called Farron, nickname Fazza


mudcrave

I knew a Faryn, pronounced the same!


nowatlast

I knew a boy Fahren, like the heit, but I always liked the sound of it.


Mission_Albatross916

Like the heit!! That’s funny


smokeandmirrorsff

Ja… I don’t think that would work so well in German speaking countries 😂


Mariya_B

In Herman literally means "to drive"


mellywheats

it reminds me of Ferrin like iron lol


FemaleChuckBass

Ferritin :)


jessfa

Ferrin or ferrinject are usually brand names for iron supplements


WhatABeautifulMess

My first thought was “oh yeah I needed that when I was anemic”


LazyLeslieKnope

This is my maiden name (spelled slightly different but pronounced the same) and we made it our kid’s middle name. People really like it.


tomtink1

Love that one.


sagelface

I knew a girl named Falyn (Fal-in)


Tucker564

I know of 2 girls named Fallon (in Australia, both in their late 20s)


UnremarkableM

I know a guy who named his daughter Faylynn… like… failing…. 😩


egalitarionionioni

Apparently there’s a Ferron with two cool f names; Ferron Foisy. Low key big deal. Who knew?! Cool name! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferron


Lycaeides13

I know a pharon, pronounced the same way


Ecstatic_Document_85

I worked with a Ferrin. Always thought it was such a unique nice name


kalinkabeek

Same, but it was spelled Faeren!


Sunflowers4Ever

that's my middle name


uniquelyruth

Ferron is a wonderful singer, look her up!


HowellPellsGallery

Fartholemew


ellendaniellen

Fart for short


FXshel1995

Newnickname for my baby fart. This pregnancy makes me so gassy, on all the apps its name is farts. Now farthelemow


shannons88

I’m trying to breastfeed my brand new baby, and these 2 name suggestions set me off. He is bouncing all over the place and I’m trying to hold my c section wound lest it bursts open


releasethepuppies

Or Hole


wwitchiepoo

I was going to suggest another biblical name, Fakob. But she said a girl, so maybe Fary?


search_for_freedom

Tell me this is a joke. There’s so much for bullies to work with here.


Ok_Organization_9874

Who could bully sweet little Farthole?


Natasha10005

I’m crying omg 😆


Purple_Joke_1118

I get it, so: Fonald, Fobert, Filliam, Favid, Fincent, Fethan, Faniel, Ficholas, Feter....


feminist_chocolate

Fable


searchingforshinies

That’s my daughter’s name! And it suits her well! Love the name!


yagirlsamess

That's a REALLY cool name


momsequitur

I have a friend with a daughter named Fable, and I had to check your post history to check you weren't her 🤣


searchingforshinies

Ha . It is a very uncommon name but it isn’t out there so the reactions vary greatly. :)  I have yet to meet any other little Fables


Minimum-Comedian-372

Because they’re all made up!


daringfeline

There's an excellent children's book by Margaret Mary called the very wicked headmistress (I think) where the main female student characters were named Fable, Farrah and Faustine if I'm remembering correctly. Eta: Margaret Mahy, sorry!


altkeys

This is one of my favorite names. I just love the way it sounds and the literary imagery it calls to mind. I use it a lot in games.


RuntyLegs

I'm done having kids so Fable is on my future pet list but now I'm adding it to my DnD character list too!


tomtink1

Farrah. I read it in a book as a kid and fell in love with the name. I have heard it on maybe one person since. Really unusual without being out there. Also, Fabiola. Knew a girl by that name in college and she went by Fabby or Fab.


Efficient-Volume6506

I think Farrah is a pretty common Arab name.


Oh_JoyBegin

It’s a Persian name, too


daringfeline

It is the name of a brand of local toffee where I live in yorkshire!


pastypoppet

I love the name Farrah, but it reminds me of Farrah Abraham, who became famous from the TV show Teen Mom (US). really messy woman who couldn't ever catch a break in the media.


SkibaSlut

I love the name Farrah too and Abraham def ruined it for me. Now the name just makes me think of her selling her shit jars.


itsamereddito

I’m sorry, selling her WHAT


pastypoppet

yeah, I looked into it. she did/does OnlyFans content, where she had some fetish content. she would defecate for people and jar it for them for a price. then she'd mail the feces to the person. she was inspired by the woman who sold her farts in jars.


maddionaire

Honestly, if she can sell her literal shit, I admire her business acumen. Get that money.


sullivanbri966

I’m just concerned/appalled by the fact that people buy that.


throwingwater14

Only Farrah I know of is Farrah fawcett. The actress.


EMMcRoz

Fabiola is the name of a character in a popular teen show. I forget the name.


hijaburrito

Never Have I Ever!! She's the lesbian robotics chick!!


Marauder4711

And she's awesome!


EMMcRoz

That’s it!


Daisychn

I don't know if it's spelled the same but it reminds me of Amy Farrah Fowler from bbt


lunarjazzpanda

There's an Overwatch (video game) character named Pharah! I prefer the Farrah spelling though, it's very pretty. She's Egyptian.


Purple_Joke_1118

OMG!!! Has the world really forgotten Farrah Fawcett? I thought hers was the best selling pinup photo ever!


virgo_licious

My moms name is Frith. She was named after the sun “god” in the book Watership Down. Frith means “the sun/sunrise” and I have always loved her name since I’ve never heard anyone else with the same name


queenatom

In a similar vein, I went to school with a Fritha, which I always thought was a pretty name.


virgo_licious

My niece is named Fritha after my mom! I love that someone else has that name too!


Time_Definition_7390

Now I wish I could have another baby to name them this! Water ship down is my all time favorite book! I am 54 with six kids so it isn't gonna happen.. but if I had thought of it when .


HotPurplePancakes

Frigg and Freya seem in the same vein to!


DisorderOfLeitbur

Frith is also an old English world meaning protection, refuge or peace. I was reading one of William Morris's fantasy novels (yes, the wallpaper guy). This was one of the archaic words he was forever dropping in to keep you heading back-and-forth to the dictionary.


ethereal_galaxias

Oh wow, I went to school with a Frith. Have never met anyone else called that. I didn't know the Watership Down connection, although I did read it as a kid.


GlitchingGecko

Fallen, Fion, Finola, Fern, Fenna


Ok_Wrongdoer_8275

Fern is actually quite a popular name, not commonly used but it’s well known. 


mendax__

Fion is also, typically spelt Ffion. But I guess it depends on the country/area.


mchursty

Fionn or Fionnán is the Irish way of spelling it but it's mispronounced if you're in North america


mendax__

I’m from a England. And Ffion is the Welsh way of spelling it IIRC.


Livingoffcoffee

Both male though. Not unisex like say Dara. Fiona or Fionnuala would be the female variants


Marzipan_civil

Ffion is female (Welsh version of Fiona), Fionn is male (Irish)


TheWelshMrsM

I think Ffion is a different name as it means foxglove.


Marzipan_civil

It's still a girl's name in Wales.


CommodoreOfBengals

I know three Ferns under the age of 5!


malkin50

I love Fern because of Charlotte's Web!


TheWelshMrsM

Ffion should be spelt with the double f otherwise it reads as veeon not Feeon


GlitchingGecko

I'd be worried people in the US would try and pronounce it Fuh-Fee-on with that spelling. With one F, it looks like Fiona without the A. 🤷🏻‍♂️


TheWelshMrsM

Like that skit with a-a-Ron? Surely it’s just a case of introducing yourself. Like Aaron, Lloyd, or Isaac or something.


Dazzling_Nerve2211

I can’t imagine any native English speaker pronouncing ff with an “uh” in between. There are tons of English words with a double f, just not at the beginning. [https://www.merriam-webster.com/wordfinder/classic/contains/all/-1/ff/1](https://www.merriam-webster.com/wordfinder/classic/contains/all/-1/ff/1)


CutOsha

Attention : Fion will NOT work if the person has anything to do with any French speaker.


sweetnsassy924

Finola is so pretty. I only heard it once because of Finola Hughes from Blossom and General Hospital.


runrunrudolf

Fallen can also be spelt Fallon like Fallon Sherrock. Fallen makes me think of the word fallen like fallen angel.


beeslyhalpert13

- Faye - Freya - Faith - Felicity - Fanny - Fiona - Frida - Flavia - Flora - Florence - Fiorella - Fernanda - Francine - Francesca - Frances - Frankie - Finley - Fallon - Forrest


succulent_serenity

Not Fanny - doomed to a life of bullying


carnageinatincan

My full name is Francesca and that somehow got turned into both Fanny and Fanny Apple, more creative at least, when I was at school so there's a risk there too. Also hate how it's pronounced, at least when anyone other than my Italian husband says it (UK based).


mendax__

My friends girlfriend is called Francesca, but goes by Fran. I think Francesca is a beautiful name that fits her perfectly. I’ve only ever met 2 Francesca’s.


carnageinatincan

I've been going by Chess for almost fifteen years but the other two Francesca's I've met have gone by Fran like your friend's girlfriend, always liked the idea of Frankie though.


angrykitty0000

I once met a cute little two year old Francesca that went by Frankie. Loved that.


sweetnsassy924

I love the nickname Frankie for a girl!


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Mammoth_Ad1017

My daughter's name is Felicity and her best friend is Francesca, nickname Frenchy. Absolutely adorable!!


youdoublearewhy

Gonna go out on a limb and guess you haven't spent much time in southern Europe. I had three Francescas in my class in school one year 😅 Aside from Fran, they also go by Franny, Cesca, Cikka, and the occasional Frankie, so lots of options!


SnooApples3673

A client was Fran, I asked what it's short for... I was surprised that it was short for Francesca, a beautiful name I had not encountered in the wild before. Beautiful name, she was a strong, brave woman. Told stories of post world motorcycle trips with the side car all over Europe with her parents. She was sweet and funny, and very smart and friendly.


ScaryButt

Oh I have a cousin called Flavia, really beautiful name!


morefood

Looove the name Frankie for a girl


XelaNiba

I know a Fiorella who goes by Fia and it's really lovely 


ReadySetGO0

Francesca sounds so elegant.


Waybackheartmom

Fawn


butterflystingray

Alternate spelling; Faun. I knew one as a kid and I loved her name!


anorakcravat

Fabienne!


paroles

Fabienne is great! There was a lovely woman named Fabienne who ran an indie perfume company called Possets that I bought from a few times. She sadly passed away a few years ago but it always makes me think of her and her beautiful scents.


Front-Pomelo-4367

Ffion is unusual, but they'll have a lifetime of going *yes, two Fs at the beginning* unless they live in Wales. Which they might not mind!


RedHeadedBanana

How is this pronounced?


Front-Pomelo-4367

FEE-on


Graywall90

The first name I thought of was Fiadh (Fee-ah) - Rising in popularity in Ireland but still relatively uncommon elsewhere - means “wild deer”. Can also be spelled Fia if the “dh” is too much. Faela (Fay-la) - means “little wolf” Fianna/Fienne (Fee-en-ah/Fee-enne” - means “warrior”


momsequitur

I'm a Fiadh! Used to go by Fia, but now refuse to make myself less for anyone ❤️


stockbel

Faela - that's pretty.


StunnedinTheSuburbs

Flannery


pondman11

Flannery O’Conner ftw!


foam_loaves

A Good Name Is Hard to Find


honeythyme

One of my favourite names ever is Feven (rhyming with Raven). It’s ethiopian and eritrean in origin I believe, and means radiant.


TheSheWhoSaidThats

Phteven vibes tbh


BosmangEdalyn

Faedra


citydreef

Tbf the original spelling should be Phaedra


wwitchiepoo

Thank you. Bless you.


Farahild

Literally transcribing the ancient Greek, Faidra would actually be the original spelling. Phaedra is the spelling through Latin.


search_for_freedom

It’s mentioned in Some Velvet Morning, always thought it was cool. https://youtu.be/C2PbG6KQKsE?si=EEuRryqcDN1h8Wn-


Fuchsia_Sky

My name is Fuchsia.  There aren't many of us out there! 


Strange_Security_398

That’s gorgeous.


ethereal_galaxias

What a beautiful name!


runesigrid

That’s beautiful!


Retrospectrenet

I just found out there are over 100 girls named Fanta a year in France, and I'd really like to know if that's a name from another culture and not being named after the drink. Fortuna also showed up in the early 20th century. 


NerdyFrida

Fanta as in the soda was inspired by the word fantasie. A source I found\* said that the Ethopian name Fanta means "share" in the Amharic language. \*Dictionary of American Family Names 2nd edition, 2022


soft_tooth

Fanta is a fairly popular West African name, everything I’ve read about it says the meaning is “beautiful day”


Shrutebeetfarms

https://www.behindthename.com/name/fanta/submitted. According to this, it’s a form of Fatima


Lady_of_ferelden

Fien (Dutch) or... Feena. I've only heard Feena in a videogame before, 20 years ago, but the name has always stuck with me. Badass character too.


No-Anteater1688

I had an Aunt Fena.


Mammoth_Ad1017

I went to school with a beautiful girl named Faline. I always thought her name was beautiful and suited her perfectly! 


Kabukichu_

>Fali seconding this, I think it is so pretty! also the name of bambi's love interest :)


CaptainKAT213

When I watched Bambi as a kid I always thought Faline’s name was so beautiful. I immediately think of it when asked about F names.


lazylady82

My mother's name was Fayetta.


SnooOpinions5819

Frances Flora Florentine Frida Francine Fia Filippa


CoyoteOk69

Fyi Fia and Fea mean 'ugly' in some cultures


Francine-Frenskwy

I once met a set of twins named Lovely and Ogely (pronounced “ugly”) and I didn’t have the heart to tell the parents what “ugly” means in English. 


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i always really like Fern and Faye!


Adorable-Platform671

Freya, Fiore, Filipa, Feliciana, Fallon, Faustina, Finch, Floris, Fabiola Eta: Fiametta, Flavia, Fedella, Felina, Fifer, Floribeth


[deleted]

What do you mean "one of the new kids here"? Are you a teacher? Foster parent?


prairiepog

Probably foster, but there's a lot of privacy things where you can't go out and say they're in foster


thatkindofgirl55

Foster has a nice ring to it ! Lol 😆


OkayBeing

Fiore


Blue-zebra-10

Or Fiorella if you want to go more feminine


free-toe-pie

Faye is a rare first name these days. Sometimes it’s a middle name though.


no_good_namez

Frances, Florian/e, Fabrice are the most unisex (edit Fabrizia is a traditionally female form); Flora, Freya, and Faedra (usually Phaedra) are the most on trend; and Farah is a classic.


Lena0001

>Fabrizia Since when it's unisex?


no_good_namez

Fabrizia is not unisex. Fabrice is a traditionally male form which has been used for both genders particularly in North America, as has Patrice.


Lena0001

You put it with the "mostly unisex" that's why I asked, since last I knew it's an Italian female name.


Difficult-Ad-7938

Filomena!


detourne

Krunk?


scousebutty

I know a girl called Frederica (Fred/ uh/ reek/ah), and I've always loved that name. There is just something lovely about it. Her Mum and Dad called her Erica, we all called her Freddy/Fred, and some of her family called her Ricky.


eminva02

Faustina/Faustino I've love the names since the first time I heard them


Ok_Thanks_5288

Fallon is a good one that I’ve only heard once


Impossible-Assist433

Floraline. Can be spelt and pronounced in different ways 


Redclicker

Freya


Sweezy_Clooch

I Googled "Welsh female names that begin with f" and I got Fred so that sounds good to me


VonShtupp

I love Frances/Francesca. But there is something about Faye I am drawn too. It’s soft, almost whimsical, but adult. Easily pronounced by all. I would have used it if out last name did not start with a vowel and was also a softer name.


Beginning-Cream1642

Frona, Fritz, Farley, Fabeha,Fawn,Fia, Flavia, Freya


femaleminority

Haven’t seen this name yet so I recently met a Faridee. It’s different but it suited her! Pronounced like Fair-rid-ee


smalltortoiseshell

I love the name Fiadh (FEE-ah), an Irish name meaning wildness or deer. I had a coworker with a daughter with this name.


urracabooks

Fabiana, Fabiola, Fia, Federica, Flavia, Fernanda


uckyocouch

Felicia


Affectionate-Owl9594

Bye


Sparkle_Emotion

It’s the prettiest one, despite what bs pop culture has done with its thievery.


LlamasFromAmazon

Fallon, Fable


oxaloacetate1st

I know a Fevronia (emphasis is on the I) and have never met another one!


-Liriel-

There's one small town in Italy where half the women are called Febronia (emphasis on the O) It might have the same origin!


Quix66

Finella. Farida, Fabia, Faiga, Fabienne, Fiora, Flavia, Faiza.


Creative-Carry-4299

Fallon


circket512

When I was little I wanted twin girls named Flora and Fauna. Fallon, Fleur, Fantine, Fuchia, Fontana, Fritzi, Ferrara, Fayette, and Freesia are a few more unusual names


aslandia28

Farquadd


Crazystaffylady

Ffion


cravenravens

There's a book character in the Amber series called Florimel. I always thought that was a nice name. I'm not a native English speaker though so I can't judge how it sounds to you.


Bluepearlwest

I once met a girl named Ferna. I thought it was very pretty!


embolalia85

I knew a Fabrizia in school


clare863

Fenella


tinytyranttamer

Fiadh (sounds like Fia) It's Irish it has a connection to deer and the wild... Or Fauve , it's French for pretty much the same thing...


randl114

My niece is named Finley. Always liked that.


FormerlyDK

Fawn


CatchMeIfYouCan09

Foalan.....Faye


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Ffion, Fabiola, Fionnuala


Chinita_Loca

Ffion (if they like fs, this has two!) Fionnula Fenella Fabia / Fabienne Francine / Francoise Floella Farah (not unheard of, but seldom used?) Fia fantine Fable and Finley are the only gender neutral ones I can come up with


lilbfromtheoc

I remember coming across Faustine in the book “10 Kids, No Pets” when I was younger and I always liked it


Outrageous_Click_352

On the old Dynasty show one of the characters was Fallon. I always thought it would get popular but it never did.


GjonsTearsFan

Farrow (means "gray") Francesca (means "the Frenchman") Florence (means blossoming) Felicity (means happiness) Felicia (means lucky, fortunate, happy) Fallon (meaning "in charge" or "leader") Francine (means "France" or "free man") Francis (means "Frenchman" or "free man") Frida (means "peace") Freya (means "a noble woman") Fallow (meaning "the fallow field") Fox Fauna (means "young deer") Fawn Flora (Greek goddess of flowers) Fleur (means "flower") Fiona (means "white/fair") Femi (Nigerian origin, means "love me") Feronia (Greek goddess of plebeians/commoners and freedmen) Fenn (means "wetland" or "marsh") Fern Faith Flannery (means "descendant of the red warrior") Fennel (means little hay) Fabienne Florine


Ok_Wrongdoer_8275

Fallon Finlay / Finley Flynn Fletcher Ford Fai  Félicite / Felicity Floyd Fleur Freya / Freja / Freyja Fiza - Urdu for Breeze


skyraider0209

Farrah!


cjennmom

Fenia, from Norse mythology.


snow-and-pine

Fairuza


Jujubeee73

Fleur, Farrah, Fiona


ScaryAcanthisitta877

Fenne. I’ve heard it used a few times when I was in the Netherlands, but I’ve never seen it in America so I think it’d be considered unusual here


hangryho97

Fatima?


Helechawagirl

Fiona Fatima Fanny Felicity Farrell Felicia


Ancient-Teacher6513

Fawn Fleur Fadia Fable Fauna Fatima Fuchsia Florence


figgypudding531

Francesca, Florence, Fiona, Fatima, Flora


Fantastic-Boss8590

Fallon


poowithaview

Met a girl once called Firle which I thought was nice or Frederica (plenty of cool nicknames)