A young deer.

Fairy.

Burning one, "Fire."

Modern invented name, blending Fay/Faye with the popular "-lynn" suffix.

Walks with honor or "good fortune."

Archaic spelling of "Fair," meaning "beautiful," "light," or a market.

Turquoise (gemstone).

The plumage of a bird.

The month of purification.

Faithfulness, "Fidelity."

Gift of God, Russian feminine form of Theodore.

Bright.

Field.

Happy, "Fortunate."

Happy, "Fortunate," feminine of Felix.

Very Happy, "Most Fortunate," elaborated form of Felicia.

Good Fortune, "Happiness."

Happy, "Fortunate," Polish form of Felicia.

Cat-like.

Surname of filmmaker Federico Fellini.

A serious crime.

Love me.

Feminist.

Little girl.

The Italian luxury fashion brand.

Phoenician or "from Phoenicia."

Marsh/moor, from a place name.

Peace.

Variant of Fenella, "white shoulder."

From the marsh.

Path through the marsh, famous Boston ballpark.

Gift of God, Russian form of Theodora.

Radiance of the moon.

Man of vigor, diminutive of Ferguson or Fergus.

Adventurous, "bold voyager," feminine of Fernando.

Roman goddess of wildlife, fertility, and freedom.

Surname meaning "blacksmith," famous luxury sports car brand.

Variant of Ferial.

Smith, "Craftsman."

Triumphant, "victorious."

Plural of "few," meaning a small number.

Fairy.

Invented by Sarah J. Maas.

Welsh form of John.

Deer, "Wildness."

Little flame.

Possibly from "fiann" (warrior band).

Band of warriors.

Silver.

Faithful, "Loyal."