Discover and Shortlist Your Perfect Baby Names!
| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adoerte | Uncertain - possibly 'noble' (from Germanic adal-) or connected to Dorothea/Dorte meaning 'gift of God'. | Dutch, Frisian | Girl | |
| Anner | Grace, favor (derived from Anne/Anna/Hannah) | Frisian | Unisex | |
| Ard | From Gaelic 'àrd' meaning 'high' or 'tall'; in Frisian/Dutch contexts used as a short form of Germanic names connoting strength or bravery. | Dutch, Frisian, Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Ate | short form of names meaning either 'noble' (from Adal-) or 'from Adria' (Adrianus) | Dutch, Frisian | Boy | |
| Ayke | A short Frisian/Dutch form of Germanic names, often linked to the element 'ag-' (edge/point) or used as a diminutive of noble compound names | Dutch, Frisian | Boy | |
| Ayko | Likely of Germanic origin, possibly from a root meaning 'edge/sword' or a diminutive form; exact meaning uncertain | Frisian | Boy | |
| Bouke | Diminutive/short form ultimately meaning "bold friend" (from Boudewijn/Baldwin). | Dutch, Frisian | Boy | |
| Breida | Possibly 'broad' (Germanic) or 'exalted/strength' (if linked to Brigid) | Dutch, Frisian | Girl | |
| Durk | ruler of the people | Dutch, Frisian | Boy | |
| Eelke | Diminutive of a Germanic name, generally interpreted as 'noble' or 'little noble/house ruler'. | Frisian | Boy | |
| Eike | From a Germanic element meaning "edge" or "sword" | Frisian | Boy | |
| Enne | Likely a diminutive or variant name. If linked to Enno/Enn (from Germanic Heinrich) it carries the sense 'home ruler'; if a variant of Anne/Enni it relates to 'grace'. In Basque contexts 'ene' means 'my'. | Basque, Finnish, Frisian, Germanic, Scandinavian | Unisex | |
| Enno | Likely from an old Germanic root (possibly agin) meaning 'edge' or 'sword'; used as a Frisian/Dutch male name | Frisian | Boy | |
| Eske | From a Germanic root; possibly 'ash (tree)' or related to an element meaning 'god'. | Danish, Frisian | Unisex | |
| Eyke | Derived from Old High German 'ekke' meaning 'edge' or 'point' (as of a sword) | Frisian | Boy | |
| Fen | Marsh (Old English) / Fragrant (Chinese 芬) | Chinese, Dutch, English, Frisian | Unisex | |
| Fenja | Likely of Old Norse/Germanic origin; often interpreted as 'peace' (via Frisian Fenna) or possibly linked to 'fen' meaning marsh/moor. | Frisian, German, Scandinavian | Girl | |
| Fenna | peace, peaceful | Frisian | Girl | |
| Focko | From the Germanic element 'folk' meaning 'people' or 'tribe' - 'of the people'. | Frisian | Boy | |
| Foke | Derived from the Germanic element 'folk' meaning 'people' or 'tribe'. | Dutch, Frisian | Boy | |
| Foker | From a Germanic root meaning 'people' or 'folk'; likely related to the Frisian given name Fokke or a patronymic/derivative meaning 'of the people' or 'descendant of Fokke'. | Dutch, Frisian | Boy | |
| Fokke | Derived from the Germanic 'folk' meaning 'people' or 'tribe'. | Dutch, Frisian | Boy | |
| Fokle | derived from 'folk' - 'people' or 'tribe' | Frisian | Boy | |
| Frauke | diminutive of 'Frau' - 'little woman' or 'young lady' | Frisian | Girl | |
| Frisa | Of the Frisians / from Frisia (i.e., 'Frisian') | Frisian | Girl | |
| Fyco | No established traditional meaning - most likely a pet/diminutive form rather than a name with a distinct historical meaning | Frisian | Boy | |
| Gesine-Lotte | Combines Gesine ('spear/strength' via Gertrude) and Lotte ('free' via Charlotte) - roughly 'strong/free woman'. | Frisian, German | Girl | |
| Haye | Enclosure, hedged area | Frisian | Boy | |
| Heike | Diminutive related to Heinrich (Henry) - 'home ruler'. | Frisian, German | Girl | |
| Hette | A diminutive of Henriette, meaning 'ruler of the home' (home ruler). | Dutch, Frisian | Girl |
