Here you’ll find 26 Egyptian boy names that start with F, organized from “Fadel” to “Fouad”. These names mix modern Arabic usage and historic Egyptian roots, useful for naming and cultural research.

Egyptian boy names that start with F are male given names used in Egypt and the Arab world. Some come from modern Arabic, while others echo ancient Egyptian language and legendary figures like Fadel.

Below you’ll find the table with Name, Pronunciation, Meaning.

Name: The full Egyptian name as commonly written, so you can scan and choose favorites quickly.

Pronunciation: A simple phonetic guide that helps you say each name correctly and confidently.

Meaning: A concise definition or cultural note showing origin, significance, and why the name appeals today.

Egyptian boy names that start with F

NamePronunciationOriginMeaning
FaisalFYE-sahlModern Arabicdecisive, separator of right and wrong
FadiFAH-deeModern Arabicsavior, redeemer
FahdFAHDModern Arabicleopard, panther
FahimFAH-himModern Arabicperceptive, understanding
FahmiFAH-meeModern Arabicmy understanding, from “fahm”
FadelFAH-delModern Arabicvirtuous, generous
FarajFAH-rajModern Arabicrelief, deliverance
FaragFAH-ragModern Arabicrelief, alleviation
FaridFAH-reedModern Arabicunique, incomparable
FarisFAH-risModern Arabicknight, horseman
Farhanfar-HANModern Arabicjoyful, happy
Faroukfa-ROOKModern Arabicone who distinguishes truth from falsehood
FathiFAH-theeModern Arabicvictorious, opener
FayekFAY-ekModern Arabicexcellent, superior
FayezFAY-ezModern Arabicvictorious, triumphant
FawziFAW-zeeModern Arabicvictorious, successful
FazilFAH-zilModern Arabicvirtuous, excellent
FaizFAYZModern Arabicsuccessful, victorious
FaiqFAH-eekModern Arabicdistinguished, superior
FakhriFAHK-reeModern Arabicpride, honor
FawazFAW-azModern Arabicone who wins often
FikriFIK-reeModern Arabicintellectual, thoughtful
FouadFOO-adModern Arabicheart, core
FirasFI-rasModern Arabickeen-sighted, brave
FanosFAH-nosCopticlight, illuminator
FaridFAH-reedModern Arabicunique, incomparable

Descriptions

Faisal
Widely used in Egypt and the Arab world; a strong, classical name often chosen for its leadership connotations.
Fadi
Common among Egyptian Christians and Muslims; informal, friendly name with modern popularity.
Fahd
Recognizable in Egypt though more typical in Gulf countries; evokes strength and swiftness.
Fahim
Classical Arabic name used in Egypt; suggests intelligence and insight.
Fahmi
Seen as both a given name and family name in Egypt; traditional and familiar.
Fadel
Popular throughout Egypt as a positive, moral name; variant of the classical “Fadl.”
Faraj
Older but still used in Egypt; conveys hope and easing of hardship.
Farag
Egyptian colloquial form of Faraj; common in everyday use as a given name and surname.
Farid
Classic name widely used in Egypt; connotes rarity and distinction.
Faris
Appealing Arabic name used by Egyptians; suggests bravery, honor, and skill.
Farhan
Used in Egypt though less common; upbeat name expressing joy.
Farouk
Strongly associated with King Farouk; classic royal-era Egyptian name.
Fathi
Common in Egypt (often spelled Fathy); used across generations with national familiarity.
Fayek
Frequently found in Egyptian naming; used by both Christian and Muslim families.
Fayez
Used in Egypt as a positive, success-related name; variant of Faiz.
Fawzi
Popular Egyptian name; borne by politicians, artists, and public figures.
Fazil
Used in Egypt though less common; conveys scholarship and moral merit.
Faiz
Classical Arabic name used in Egypt and the broader Arab world to imply success.
Faiq
Used in Egypt to suggest excellence or standing above peers.
Fakhri
Found as both a given name and surname in Egypt; indicates dignity and esteem.
Fawaz
Used by Egyptian families, including Christian communities; lively, triumphant feel.
Fikri
Common in Egypt as a given name and part of compound names; suggests a thinker.
Fouad
Very common and classic in Egypt; carries literary and historical resonance.
Firas
Used in Egypt though more typical in the Levant; literary and strong-sounding name.
Fanos
Popular among Egyptian Coptic Christians; used for saints and boys, meaning “light.”
Farid
Classic name widely used in Egypt; connotes rarity and distinction.
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