# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
281 | Farquarson | Scottish | Variant of Farquhar: Dear one. | M | |
282 | Farquhar | Scottish | from the Gaelic Fearchar, meaning 'friendly man' or 'very dear one'. Famous bearer: an early king of Scotland. | M | |
283 | Farquharson | Scottish | Son of the dear one. | M | |
284 | Feandan | Scottish | From the narrow glen. | M | |
285 | Fearchar | Scottish | Dear one. | M | |
286 | Fergus | Scottish | First choice; Man of strength. | M | |
287 | Ferguson | Scottish | Son of the first choice. | M | |
288 | Fergusson | Scottish | Son of the first choice. | M | |
289 | Ferris | Scottish | Variant of Fergus: Best choice. | M | |
290 | Fibh | Scottish | From Fifeshire. | M | |
291 | Fie | Scottish | Dark of peace. | M | |
292 | Fife | Scottish | County name in Scotland. | M | |
293 | Fingal | Scottish | Variant of Fingall: Fair-haired stranger. | M | |
294 | Fingall | Scottish | Fair-haired stranger. | M | |
295 | Finlay | Scottish | From the Gaelic name meaning fair hero. Famous Bearers: The fictional MacBeth's father, Scottish actor Finlay Currie. | M | |
296 | Fionnla | Scottish | Variant of Fionnlagh: Fair-haired soldier. | M | |
297 | Fionnlagh | Scottish | Fair-haired soldier. | M | |
298 | Firth | Scottish | Arm of the sea. | M | |
299 | Fletcher | Scottish | Maker of arrows. | M | |
300 | Forbes | Scottish | Field; headstrong. | M | |
301 | Frang | Scottish | Frenchman. | M | |
302 | Frangag | Scottish | Variant of Frang: Frenchman. | M | |
303 | Fraser | Scottish | Strawberry flowers. Of the forest men. A major Scottish clan. From a Scottish surname based on a French place name. | M | |
304 | Frasier | Scottish | Variant of Fraser 'of the forest men.'. | M | |
305 | Frazer | Scottish | From a Scottish surname based on a French place name. Famous bearer: British actor Frazer Hines. | M | |
306 | Frazier | Scottish | Variant of Fraser 'of the forest men.'. | M | |
307 | Fyfe | Scottish | From Fifeshire. | M | |
308 | Fyffe | Scottish | Variant of Fife: County name in Scotland. | M | |
309 | Gair | Scottish | Short. | M | |
310 | Gare | Scottish | Short. | M | |
311 | Gavan | Scottish | White hawk. From the medieval name Gawain. See also Gwayne. | M | |
312 | Gaven | Scottish | White hawk. | M | |
313 | Gavin | Scottish | A Scottish derivative of the Old German name Gawin, meaning 'district of land'. Also a variant of the Scottish name Gawain, meaning little hawk or white hawk. | M | |
314 | Gavyn | Scottish | White hawk. From the medieval name Gawain. See also Gwayne. | M | |
315 | Gawain | Scottish | Little hawk. White hawk. | M |