Girl Names Starting With F
In 2025, the most-registered F name for girls was Freya — recorded 1,746 times on Social Security card applications. The deepest entry here sits at rank #4,289, with 33 recorded births.
| Rank | Name | Babies |
|---|---|---|
| #176 | Freya | 1,746 |
| #254 | Faith | 1,212 |
| #307 | Francesca | 984 |
| #318 | Frances | 960 |
| #330 | Fatima | 931 |
| #391 | Florence | 796 |
| #415 | Finley | 753 |
| #470 | Fiona | 654 |
| #473 | Felicity | 653 |
| #515 | Faye | 579 |
| #551 | Fernanda | 549 |
| #552 | Frankie | 549 |
| #607 | Flora | 483 |
| #772 | Freyja | 352 |
| #779 | Fallon | 349 |
| #1,220 | Fern | 186 |
| #1,275 | Faigy | 176 |
| #1,328 | Farrah | 168 |
| #1,350 | Farah | 164 |
| #1,513 | Finnley | 141 |
| #1,565 | Frida | 135 |
| #1,685 | Francis | 122 |
| #1,738 | Fia | 117 |
| #1,850 | Francine | 108 |
| #1,995 | Fiadh | 96 |
| #2,007 | Fatoumata | 95 |
| #2,070 | Fatimah | 91 |
| #2,084 | Fiorella | 90 |
| #2,263 | Flor | 81 |
| #2,465 | Faiga | 72 |
| #2,968 | Fatou | 56 |
| #2,969 | Francisca | 56 |
| #3,044 | Fabiana | 54 |
| #3,079 | Fabiola | 53 |
| #3,080 | Finlee | 53 |
| #3,116 | Fraidy | 52 |
| #3,177 | Fable | 50 |
| #3,356 | Fannie | 46 |
| #3,485 | Florencia | 44 |
| #3,600 | Fiora | 42 |
| #3,794 | Fae | 39 |
| #3,795 | Fay | 39 |
| #3,855 | Farida | 38 |
| #3,929 | Freja | 37 |
| #3,930 | Frimet | 37 |
| #4,012 | Frieda | 36 |
| #4,102 | Faelynn | 35 |
| #4,103 | Faiza | 35 |
| #4,104 | Faustina | 35 |
| #4,289 | Fallyn | 33 |
Ranks are overall positions among all 2025 girl names, so gaps between rows are real. For a random shortlist, spin F girl names in the generator, or scan the full top 100 girl names.
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Boy names for this letter: boy names starting with F.
Source: every name, rank, and count on this page comes from the U.S. Social Security Administration's national baby-names dataset (2025 data, from Social Security card applications). It is public-domain U.S. government data; names given fewer than 5 times in a year are excluded by the SSA, spelling variants are counted separately, and the data covers U.S. births only. Full caveats on the methodology page.