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| Fagan: | "little fiery one." |
| Fallon: | variant of Faolan. Fallamhain. |
| Faol: | (FEH-lahn or FAY-lawn) Old Irish=faol "wolf" + dim. -an. Faolan was the name of fourteen saints, and ten warriors in Finn mac Cumhaill's band. Source of the surnames Phelan and Whelan. Anglicized Fallon, Faelan, Felan. |
| Farrell: | (Celt) "heroic, courageous." Fearghal (FAHR-gahl), Farr. |
| Fearghus: | (fay-REES) Old Irish=fer "man" + gus "strength, vigor"; "super-choice." Fergus mac Roich, foster-father of Cu Chulainn, was a hero of the Irish epic The Cattle Raid of Cooley. Renowned for his strength and stamina both on the battlefield and the bedroom. Fergus Finbel (Fergus Wine-Mouth) was a poet of the Fiana. Classic, anglicized Fergus (FER-guhs). |
| Fechine: | might be from fiach "raven," or derived from gaelic meaning"battle." Fechin. |
| Feidhlim: | (FELL-em) "fortunate, lucky" or "ever good." Male or female name. Feidhlimidh. |
| Felix: | (L) "fortunate, or lucky." Feidhlim (FELL-em). |
| Feoras: | (FEE-uh-rus)(Gr) "stone." Pierce. |
| Fercetrniu: | poet of King Cu Roi, whose wife caused the king's death; when the poet discovered this, he leaped over a cliff taking her with him to her death. |
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