Cinnamon.

Intelligent, "Understanding."

Shining, "Bright."

In a just manner, "To a moderate degree."

Loyal, "True," "Full of faith."

Victorious, "Successful."

Dawn, "Daybreak."

Crow.

Meaning varies; in some contexts, "born into wealth" or a joyful sound.

Meaning unknown, likely a modern invented name.

Strong maiden.

The bird of prey.

Little girl.

Free, diminutive of Fran�oise.

Elaborate, "Ornate," "To like."

Free, diminutive of Frances.

Descendant of the fair one.

Free, diminutive of Frances.

The brand name of the fruit-flavored soda.

Imagination, "Fantasy."

Childlike, or possibly invented by Victor Hugo.

Son of the wealthy man, or associated with scientist Michael Faraday.

Rejoice, "Be happy."

Unique, "Precious," "Pearl."

Happy, "Joyful."

From the sheep enclosure, from a place name.

Peaceful ruler.

Variant of Fareeda, "unique," "precious."

Fern meadow, from a place name.

One who works the land.

Pharaoh, or from a Germanic name meaning "servant."

Adventurous, "Wanderer."

Piglet, or a surname for a pig farmer.

Meaning unknown, likely a modern invented name.

A former British coin.

Conquest, "Victory," "Opening."

Variant of Fathia, "conquest."

Variant spelling of Fatima.

Captivating, "Charming," "Alluring."

To abstain, Turkish form of Fatima.

Sickle, "Scythe," an occupational surname.

Falconer.

Roman goddess of nature and animals.

Pertaining to Faunus or "little wild creature."

Roman god of forests, fields, and flocks.

Fortunate, "Lucky," feminine of Faustus.

Fortunate, "Lucky," French feminine of Faustus.

Fortunate, "Lucky," Polish form of Faustina.

Wild beast, associated with the Fauvist art movement.

Falcon, derived from the given name Fulk.