Boys are full of energy, running around and exploring, getting themselves into all sorts of adventures. Many Spanish boy names beginning with ‘F’ reflect this energy in their meanings and present some lovely options for your busy little bee.
If you want to capture your son’s free spirit, you should consider naming him Francisco, meaning ‘free man’.
Felipe, meaning ‘lover of horses’, is another great choice. Horses are often used as symbols of strength and freedom, running wild over the plains. Perhaps you have a son with a similarly strong spirit that you want to capture.
Fernando, meaning ‘adventurer’ is another strong name. If your son does not already have an adventurous spirit, he might be inspired to do more with a name like Fernando. If he is called an adventurer, he could be more likely to get into sports, hiking, or riding horses.
You might prefer to capture a more abstract element of your son’s spirit with a name like Felix, meaning ‘lucky’, or Fidel, meaning ‘loyal’. Whether or not you are superstitious, these types of names can have a placebo effect, encouraging your son to espouse those values for himself. For example, Harry Potter pretends to give his friend Felix Felicis (liquid luck), which gives him more confidence than he had before. A name meaning ‘lucky’ or ‘loyal’ could have a similar effect.
Fabrico
Meaning: Artisan
Origin: Spanish
Fargo
Meaning: A person who comes from the fenced pasture
Origin: Spanish
Faustino
Meaning: A little lucky man
Origin: Spanish
Fedele
Meaning: Faithful
Origin: Spanish
Federigo
Meaning: One whose ruling brings peace
Origin: Spanish
Felipe
Meaning: Lover of horses
Origin: Spanish
Felis
Meaning: He who is fortunate in life
Origin: Spanish
Felix
Meaning: Lucky
Origin: Spanish
Fermin
Meaning: One with strenght
Origin: Spanish
Fernandez
Meaning: The son of an adventurous traveler
Origin: Spanish
Fernando
Meaning: Adventurer
Origin: Spanish
Ferrol
Meaning: A Spanish place name
Origin: Spanish
Fidel
Meaning: Loyal
Origin: Spanish
Fidelis
Meaning: To be honest and faithfu
Origin: Spanish
Fides
Meaning: Truthfulnes and faithfulness
Origin: Spanish
Figueroa
Meaning: Lives near the fig tree
Origin: Spanish
Filiberto
Meaning: An extremely bright person
Origin: Spanish
Fillip
Meaning: Horse lover
Origin: Spanish
Fitzwilliam
Meaning: The male offspring of William
Origin: Spanish
Fiyero
Meaning: A fiery man or a proud person
Origin: Spanish
Flavio
Meaning: Blonde
Origin: Spanish
Flor
Meaning: Blossoming person
Origin: Spanish
Florencio
Meaning: To prosper and blossom
Origin: Spanish
Fonda
Meaning: Foundation
Origin: Spanish
Fonzo
Meaning: All equipped for a battle
Origin: Spanish
Fortunato
Meaning: Happy and luck-endowed
Origin: Spanish
Francisco
Meaning: Free man
Origin: Spanish
Franco
Meaning: Free
Origin: Spanish
Frasco
Meaning: Free
Origin: Spanish
Fredd
Meaning: Peace
Origin: Spanish
Fredo
Meaning: A peace keeping ruler
Origin: Spanish
Frisco
Meaning: Refers to bare land
Origin: Spanish
Froylan
Meaning: Friendly individual
Origin: Spanish
Fuentes
Meaning: Fountains
Origin: Spanish
Fulco
Meaning: A community of people smaller than a town
Origin: Spanish
Fulgencio
Meaning: Gleaming, shining
Origin: Spanish
