Traditional and Modern English Baby Unisex Names With Meanings - Page 91

A self expressive individual

Green pasture where cows like to stay and eat grass.

The End; the final one

A little white; fair man

Became popular after usage in Hunger Games

A fair-shouldered person

One with white shoulders

Fair or white (latinised version of fionn)

A fair descendant (derived from fionn)

A person who has fair hair

Fair,White (in English); A mandate or edict (in Arabic); Firm (in Latin)

An unyielding and firm person (derived from Latin Firmus meaning firm)

A steadfast, unwavering and firm personality

A triumphant and lucky person; Also refers to turquoise

Reference to Turquoise, a semi-precious stone of Turkish origin

A person who makes a livelihood out of selling fish

An old English reference to Ermine, a dark-furred weasel-like animal

Mythologically, both, the son, as well as the nephew of Sigemund, a Norse Hero

Fitz+Hugh esentially means 'The son of Hugh'

Essentially means 'the son of the Roy' or 'the son of the King'

It means 'the male offspring of William'

The display of a bright beam of light

Habitational name for residents of Fleet, Hampshire; Swift; rapid

A locational surname for people living in Fleetwood, Lancashire

Literally means 'a man from Flanders', a place in Belgium

A maker (and seller) of arrows

Good fortune and Prosperity

A hard stone which produces sparks on rubbing, to make fire; a stream

As per Arthurian legend, steward to the King of Orkeney

Soon to blossom; derived from Latin word florere

A variation of the word 'florence' which means to flower

One which means to blossom and bloom

A Dutch form to represent 'flowering'; understanding

The word is French for 'a flower or blossom'

The name represents a blossom or flower

Something flowery and ornate; blossoming

Literally translates to a 'honey flower'

The name means a flower or a bloom

As the name suggests, it represents 'a bloom, blossom or flower'

It means something gray-colored or gray-haired

Diminutive of Latin name 'Florence', it means 'blossoming or flowering'

Alteration of the name 'Florence' which represents the act of blooming

Flourishing, blooming

A version of the name 'Flint', it refers to a hard rock; Also means a river stream

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

A flexible and energetic person

Female version of Fobb; deep and sensitive

A field where grass are grown to be made into hay.

Has great nature; a good looking person; folk