Peace.

Peaceful ruler, feminine of Friedrich.

Beloved, wife of Odin, goddess of marriage and prophecy.

Frisian, a tribal name.

Peace, "security."

Diminutive of Friederike or other "Fritz-" names.

A covering of ice crystals.

Pious, "devout."

Derived from "frymarczy?" (to trade), possibly "precious."

The flowering plant, named after botanist Leonhart Fuchs.

Springs, "fountains."

Wisteria or from Mount Fuji (???).

Wisteria child.

Wisteria inlet/bay.

Child of wealth and honor.

Child of good fortune/blessing.

Bountiful, a handmaid of the goddess Frigg.

Writing, "literature," "sentence."

Literary branch or "graceful writing."

Generation of writing/culture.

Ship, "boat."

Heather (the plant).

Kitten.

Wild or violent anger.

Tassel, "cluster" (like grapes).

Child of the tassel/cluster or "child of the room."

Generation of the tassel/cluster.

Dark, "dusky."

Winter child.

Diminutive of Gabrielle/Gabriella.

Diminutive of Gabriel/Gabriela.

To protect, to save; Lithuanian fire goddess.

Gable of a roof, or from a Norman personal name.

Possibly variant of Khadijah or Gabrielle; popularized by actress Gabourey Sidibe.

Hungarian diminutive of G�bor (Gabriel).

Short form or variant of Gabriella.

God is my strength, feminine of Gabriel.

Diminutive of Gabriel/Gabrielle.

Delicate, "graceful young woman."

Variant of Gader, possibly meaning "street" or "enclosure."

Gaelic, from Brittany.

Welsh form of Gaynor, from Guinevere.

From Gaeta, Italy.

From Gaeta, French feminine of Gaetan.

Vine, "vineyard."

Little vine.

The one who is prayed for or "blessed."

Earth.

Elaborated form of Gaia.

Possibly a variant of Gaynell or combination name.