It is a religious name, as an adjective februus means “the purifier” and refers to the month of February, the month of purification.

It is a name made up of the words frithu, “peace”, and reiks, “chief, command”. In a literal sense he would be the mighty one in peace, “the prince of peace”. There is another possible interpretation in the first element of the word; it would be frid, “security, protection”.

It is of Greek origin and is formed by the voice faidrós, which means “bright, splendid, luminous”, symbolically we could say that it refers to one who is cheerful and lively, funny, even bold.

It is a patronymic name of Felix. He means “happy” in classical Latin. Originally the term felix had another meaning; that of fertile, abundant, copious because it originally goes back to a feminine adjective that meant “the one who breastfeeds”, “the fertile one”.

It is the term relative to the “cat”, the feline. This “feles” is a loan from the Indo-European Mediterranean language to Latin, but its origin is unknown. Metaphorically, the one that bears this name acquires the characteristics of audacity, subtlety and dexterity that are typical of the small carnivorous animal.

Due to its etymology, Felipe means “one who loves horses” or “one who is a friend of horses”, since it derives from the Greek word “philo” which, in turn, precedes the Latin Philippus. This is…

It means “happy” in classical Latin. Originally the term felix had another meaning; that of fertile, abundant, copious because it originally goes back to a feminine adjective that meant “the one who breastfeeds”, “the fertile one”.

It is one of the patronymics of Fermus or Firmus. Firmo means “firm”, that is, strong, solid and durable. This meaning of firmness applies to both the moral and physical condition of the man who wears it.

Fernán is one of the shortened forms of Fernando. This name derives from the Germanic words firthu, “peace, balance”, and nands, “bold, daring”. The literal translation of him would be “the daring in peace”, that is, the one who performs any daring act in order to maintain peace and tranquility.

The name Fernando means “the bold warrior”, although it is also associated with the “adventurous life”, the reckless or “the one who gives everything for peace”. The popularity of the name Fernando is mainly due to…

It is a term that comes from the old Irish Fiachrae, itself derived from Fiach, “blame, debt, favor”. But there is another version that makes it derive from the most previous voice: fichid, “the combat, the fight”.

Its original meaning is “worthy of faith”, “faithful”. It comes from the variation of the voice fido, “trust, believe, trust”. It has always been a name that has not been related to any religious pattern. The verb from which it derives only had a Catholic meaning in ecclesiastical language.

It is a variant of Fidel, which means “faithful, constant, believer.” The use of this name is very curious; Fidelio is the title of Beethoven’s only opera and is called Fidelia the Fairy Queen in Spenser’s poem “Faerie Queene”.

This is a name of primarily religious character; it means “faith, religious belief”. It was a name that the church renewed by passing the Greek pitis, “belief in something, reliability”.

Its most extensive meaning is “thrifty”. It can also have an interpretation related to “parsimony”, “the parsimonious”. In no case is it related to the notion of “faith” of names like Fidel or Phidias.

It comes originally from the verb fileo, “to love”, derived in the adjective fileas, “friendly, kind”. He is the man who loves things and is therefore characterized by friendship and sympathy. Metaphorically, it would be the one who loves the totality of its context and lives loving every detail around it.

It comes from the verb of Greek origin filéo, which means “to love”. He is the “loving, the affectionate”, the graced with the gift of kindness. In Greek mythology Filemon and Baucis are the couple of old lovers, famous for their eternal love.

Name of Germanic origin that means “brilliant, famous”. Non-conformist and rebellious, Filiberto hates rules and traditions and loves to explore new paths. He is quite reserved and tends to hide his feelings.

Filogeno is one of the variants of Filogonio, a name made up of the words filós, “friend”, and genós, “birth, origin, lineage”. Its most appropriate translation would be “the friend of his generation, of his lineage”, also the one who loves his family and his children.

Filomeno is one of the variants, by dissimilation of the n, of Filomelo. It comes from the Greek words filós, “friend”, and melós, “song, melody”. He is the friend of singing, musicality and harmony.

It comes from the Greek word phylos, which means “friend”. He is the one characterized by his kindness and his tendency to friendship. Filós derives from the verb fileo, “to love”, it is literally “the lover”, the one who is graceful in his relationship with the rest.

Firmo means “firm”, that is, strong, solid and durable. This meaning of firmness applies to both the moral and physical condition of the man who wears it. It represents the person who has great strength to deal with all kinds of problems, including health.

It is, like so many other cases, the name originally of a Roman gens, meaning “belonging to the flamen”, that is, belonging to the cult of a particular divinity.

Flaviano is a patronymic of Flavio. This is the name of a Roman gens. It comes from the term fuluus, “golden”, “blond”, a kind of special yellow. Its initial use is as an epithet for hair color.

It is the name of a Roman gens. It comes from the term fuluus, “golden”, “blond”, a kind of special yellow. Its initial use is as an epithet for hair color. That is to say, it is the name that was given to those born with blond hair.

Florencio is one of the variants of Flor. It is a derivation of the Latin florus, which means “flower”. The use of nature names as feminine given names is very common.

Florentino is one of the variants of Flor. It is a derivation of the Latin florus, which means “flower”. The use of nature names as feminine given names is very common.

Name of Latin origin, patronymic of “florus”. Sensitive and with a great creative capacity, he has a lot of imagination and an innate capacity for art. However, he is very shy and has a hard time relating to his surroundings.

It is a derivation of the Latin florus, which means “flower”. The use of nature names as feminine given names is very common, although in this case it is also masculine.

Fortunato means “lucky” in its Latin root. It is the person who has fortune, luck in his destiny. It is one of the most prolific names in use in the 19th century. Fame in the Spanish sphere is due to the famous novel by Benito Pérez Galdós, “Fortunata and Jacinta”.

Fortunio is one of the variants of Fortunato. This name means “lucky” in its Latin root. He is the person who has fortune, luck in his destiny. It is one of the most prolific names in use in the 19th century.

It means according to its Greek terminology “the illuminated, the resplendent, the brilliant”. He is the person who shines and serves as a reference to others. He who stands out socially, shines. The meaning of it is parallel to names like Fotide, Illuminado, Fulgencio, etc.

According to etymology, Francisco means “free man”. He symbolizes decisiveness and wisdom. It is also widely used as his hypocoristic Paco. It is a frequently used name…

That is why its literal meaning would be “the man with the spear”, the warrior who defends himself with the spear and is used in the sense of freedom, “the free man”. Since medieval times, the various forms of this name have been combined…

It is one of the names in recent use as a masculine given name. It is the surname of the American scientist and statesman, Benjamin Franklim, who began to be used as a proper name in Latin America.

It is one of the Germanic names formed by the word frid, which means “protection, protection”. He is the man who inspires security, the one who is harmonious and protects everyone around him. In the saints we find an abbot of a convent in present-day Basel (Switzerland) from the 6th century.

It is a name formed by the Gothic fraujis, which means “master, boss, lord”, and by the diminutive ending -ila. It is one of the most curious names and its diffusion in the Spanish sphere is due to the Bishop of León San Froilán, who lived between the 9th and 10th centuries.

This is the diminutive of the word fructus, which would mean “fruit”. In a symbolic interpretation we would say that it is the one characterized by its sweetness and naturalness, it is the one that “comes out of the earth”, of mother nature.

Its Latin origin leads us to the meaning of “fruitful, fruitful, profitable”. Its first historical meaning was to “enjoy the fruits of” and in Roman society it became an adjective that designates the products of the land.

It comes from the word fructus, which would mean “fruit”. In a symbolic interpretation we would say that it is the one characterized by its sweetness and naturalness, it is the one that “comes out of the earth”, of mother nature.

It is a hypocoristic of the Germanic names formed, as the first element, by the voice folk, which means “people”. The meaning of “people” in old German leads to the “group of men fit for war”, that is, capable of forming a people.

Name of Latin origin that means “shining”. He is a wise man with a vocation for teaching and who loves to give advice. All problems have a solution for him. Holiday: January 1.

It is the well-known name of a Roman gens, its meaning is found in fuluus, which means “bright, resplendent”. Thus the stars and Olympus were called. It comes from the exact meaning of “color of fire”, bright because it is reddish.