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Find the perfect F-name for your boy; unique Indian choices await

Acharya Devraj Ji, a distinguished Indian astrologer, has put together an alphabetized list of 'F' names for baby boys that honor Hindu traditions. These names are culturally meaningful and aim to align a boy's life with the principles of Indian Hindu Vedic Astrology.

He has carefully chosen 'F' names for both genders that are not only trendy but also steeped in cultural heritage, giving your child a name with a strong sense of identity and purpose.

Our selection merges traditional wisdom with a modern touch, aiding you in selecting the ideal name for your child. Opting for a name from our list ensures that your child has a distinctive identity and a noble path in life.

Turn to Acharya Devraj Ji for a name that perfectly combines astrological and numerological insights with cultural heritage and your child's potential destiny. The 'F' names we offer are imbued with meanings that embody Hindu values and beliefs, making them excellent choices for your baby boy.

Here is a carefully selected list of Hindu baby boy names beginning with 'F', each carrying significant meanings:

• Faalgun: Derived from the Sanskrit term 'Phalguna', it refers to a month in the Hindu calendar, often associated with spring.


• Faanish: The cosmic serpent 'Sheshnag'; a modern, less common name.


• Faaris: Horseman – knight
• Fadil: Generous, honorable; of Arabic origin, sometimes used in Hindu families.


• Fagun: A variant of 'Faalgun', referring to the spring month in the Hindu calendar.


• Fahad: Lynx, wild cat; of Arabic origin, it is occasionally chosen by Hindu families for its modern appeal.


• Fahim: Intelligent, scholar; an Arabic name sometimes adopted by Hindu families.


• Faiyaz: Artistic, aesthetic; of Persian origin, occasionally used in Hindu culture.


• Fajyaz: Artistic; a variant spelling of 'Faiyaz'.


• Fakra: Variant of 'Fakhr', meaning pride or excellent; a modern name with Arabic origins.


• Fakrudin: Pride of religion; a name of Arabic origin, sometimes chosen in Hindu families for its modern appeal.


• Falak: The sky; of Persian origin, sometimes used in Hindu families.


• Falgun: A variant of 'Faalgun', it signifies a month in the Hindu calendar.


• Falit: Producing fruit; a modern Hindu name.


• Fankar: Artist or creator; a modern name with a cultural flair.


• Fanibhusan: Lord Shiva; one who wears a serpent as an ornament.


• Faninath: Lord of serpents; another name for Lord Shiva.


• Fanindra: The cosmic serpent 'Sheshnag'; king of serpents.


• Fanish: The cosmic serpent 'Sheshnag'; a modern Hindu name symbolizing power and mystique.


• Fanishwar: Lord of serpents, Shiva; another name depicting Lord Shiva.


• Farhan: Joyful or happy; an Arabic name adopted across various cultures, including Hindu.


• Faraz: Ascent, height; a Persian name adopted by various cultures, including some Hindu families.


• Farid: Unique, precious; of Arabic origin, sometimes chosen by Hindu families.


• Farhan: Joyous; glad; a name of Arabic origin that is used across various cultures.


• Farookh: One who can distinguish between right and wrong; derived from Arabic, it's sometimes used in Hindu families.


• Farshad: Happy; a Persian name occasionally chosen by Hindu families.


• Faris: Knight; of Arabic origin, sometimes used in Hindu families.


• Farish: Sky; a modern name with an open and airy connotation.


• Farith: Firmly established; another modern name.


• Faroze: Turquoise; a Persian name that is sometimes chosen by Hindu families.


• Fateen: Clever, smart; of Arabic origin, adopted in various cultures.


• Fateh: Victory; a Punjabi or Sikh name commonly used in Hindu families, denoting triumph.


• Fatehbir: A combination of Fateh meaning 'victory' and Bir meaning 'brave', thus 'victory of the brave'.


• Fatehdeep: A combination of Fateh meaning 'victory' and Deep meaning 'lamp or light', hence 'light of victory'.


• Fatehmeet: A combination of Fateh meaning 'victory' and Meet meaning 'friend', so 'friend of victory'.


• Fatehpal: A combination of Fateh meaning 'victory' and Pal meaning 'protector', thus 'protector of victory'.


• Fatehroop: A combination of Fateh meaning 'victory' and Roop meaning 'appearance', which can mean 'embodiment of victory'.


• Fatehveer: A combination of Fateh meaning 'victory' and Veer meaning 'brave or warrior', so 'victorious warrior'.


• Fatesh: Winner; a modern name derived from 'Fateh'.


• Fatik: Crystal; a modern name that signifies clarity and brightness.


• Fawad: Heart; of Arabic origin, sometimes chosen by Hindu families for its emotional significance.


• Fayan: Expanding, benevolent; a modern name that suggests growth and kindness.


• Fayaz: Generous or liberal; from Arabic origin, occasionally used in Hindu families.


• Fenil: Name of French origin meaning 'scent'; adopted into various cultures, sometimes used in Hindu families.


• Fenith: A modern name possibly coined for its phonetic appeal, without a specific traditional meaning.


• Feran: Possibly derived from 'Fern', a name of Anglo-Saxon origin referring to the fern plant; used for its modern appeal.


• Ferhan: A variant of 'Farhan', meaning happy or joyful; a name of Arabic origin also used by Hindu families.


• Feroz: Victorious; derived from the Persian word for 'successful', it's sometimes adopted by Hindu families.


• Ferran: Baker; of Catalan origin, it is a unique name sometimes chosen by Hindu families for its modern sound.


• Festus: Joyous; of Latin origin, it may be selected by Hindu families looking for a unique name.


• Firdos: Derived from the Arabic word for "paradise" or "garden"; used in various cultures including among Hindus who appreciate its beautiful connotation.


• Firoz: A variant of "Feroz," meaning "victorious" in Persian; sometimes adopted by Hindu families.


• Firuz: Another variant of "Feroz," with the same meaning of "victorious.

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• Fitan: Meaning "temptation" or "trial" in Arabic; a unique name sometimes chosen by Hindu families.


• Fiza: Atmosphere or space in Arabic; adopted by Hindu families for its modern appeal.


• Fizan: A modern name, possibly an adaptation or invention without a specific traditional meaning.


• Foulad: Steel; of Persian origin, sometimes used in Hindu families due to its strong connotation.


• Fowad: Heart; a variant spelling of 'Fawad', of Arabic origin, occasionally chosen by Hindu families.


• Fravash: Guardian angel; from ancient Persian mythology and Zoroastrianism, but may be considered by those looking for a unique and spiritual name.


• Frehan: Happy, glad; a name of Arabic origin that is used across various cultures, including Hindu.


• Frendi: A modern, invented name that does not have a traditional meaning but is chosen for its contemporary appeal.


• Fujal: A rare and modern name; does not have a widely recognized meaning.


• Fulan: Arabic in origin, meaning 'blossom' or 'flower'.


• Furqan: Arabic in origin, meaning 'criterion' or 'proof'; it is also another name for the Quran.


• Fusan: A unique name, likely a modern creation without a specific traditional meaning.


• Fuzail: An Arabic name meaning 'excellent in character'.


• Fyruz: A variant of 'Firoz' or 'Feroz', meaning 'victorious'; of Persian origin.

This list provides a selection of contemporary names with Indian influence, all carrying significant meanings from the Hindu tradition, ideal for baby boys.