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Fyuree
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Fiery, fiesty, passionate
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Feve
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An Italian equivalent of Phoebe.
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Italian
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Fidelle
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“The faithful little one,” from the Latin fides (faith) and elle (a diminutive suffix).
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Latin
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Floree
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A diminutive form of Florence and Flora.
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Florette
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A variant form of Florence.
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Florica
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A variant form of Florence.
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Florice
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A variant form of Florence.
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Franchon
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“Free.” A French form of Frances.
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French
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Frigga
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“Friday’s child,” based on the Anglo- Saxon frigedaeg (Frig’s day, i.e., Friday), in allusion to Frigg, a goddess of heaven in Norse mythology.
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Scandinavian
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Fronya
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“The thinking one,” from the Greek phroneo, think.
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