Top Christianity Baby Girl Names Ending With A - Page 38

It symbolises a flower

Essentially means a bloom or a flower; flowering Easter

Feminine version of the name Florin, this also represents a blossom

A Goddess of Latin name 'Flora', it means 'flowers'

A form of Latin word 'Flora', it means 'like a flower'

an altered version of 'Flora', this represents a flower or blossom

A name refers to 'a butterfly'

Something which is fast and rapid; a variant of Fleta; swift

Glory and Prestige; the one who is honorable

Something intense and deep-rooted; profound

It means Luck or chance; Name of mythological Roman goddess of Luck

Feminine version of 'Fortunat', it represents a lucky and blessed person

Refers to someone who is free and uncontrolled

A female version of 'Fotis', it means light or luminous

A forgiving and sharp minded person

Yoruba term meaning add honey to the wealth.

Someone who is beautiful and adored by all

Refers to a won who is of French origin

Derived from Latin word 'Franciscus' it refers to a female belonging to France

A Dominic Republic spelling for Francesca. It means free.

Variation of the word 'Franceska', this name refers to a woman of French roots

Refers to an individual belonging to France, 'Land of the Franks'

The name essentially means a French descendant

From france

It refers to a Frank or Frenchwoman who is a free person

It represents a Frenchwoman or 'the one who is free'

A variant of Latin name 'Frances' it refers to a woman who is French

Female form of Frank, it refers to a free woman

A flowering tree named after Benjamin Franklin; based on its root 'Frankin' the name should mean 'free'

Czech variant of 'Frances' it refers to a woman who is free

Obtained from Latin word 'Frances', it refers to a free woman with French roots

German feminine form of 'Franciscus' which translates to a Frenchwoman who is free

It means a woman who is the foremost; Lady

Derived from Old Norse goddess's name Freyja, it means the Lady or Mistress

Possibly derived from 'Farecla' which is combined from French words meaning 'Shining and Bright'

Female version of Fred meaning peaceful (German); Also means blessed and beloved (Old Norse)

Female version of 'Frederic', it refers to a peaceful person (or ruler)

Feminine variant of 'Frederick', it means peace binding leader or ruler

A variation of 'Fredericka', it means a peace-loving ruler'

A peace loving person who has great nature

Variant of 'Fredericka' meaning a peacable person or ruler

A modified form of 'Fredericka' which means a peace-maintaining ruler

A ruler who is peaceful; It means beloved in Old Norse

It refers to a woman who the Lady or Mistress

A variant of Freda, it means a peaceful ruler

Refers to a female sibling; pious sister

Referring to a Lady or a Mistress; a Goddess of beauty

It means free; brisk and fair individual

Spanish term for strawberries; one who is from high class

Fresh, cool