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#	Name	Origin	Meaning	Gender	Save
876	Fydor	Teutonic	Divine gift.	M
877	Fyfe	Scottish	From Fifeshire.	M
878	Fyffe	Scottish	Variant of Fife: County name in Scotland.	M
879	Fylmer	English	Variant of Filmore: Famed; famous.	M
880	Fynbar	Celtic	Blond.	M
881	Fynn	African	Name of a river in Ghana.	M
882	Fyodor	Russian	Russian form of Theodore 'gift from God'.	M
883	Fyren	Anglo-Saxon	Wicked.	M
884	Fyrsil	Welsh	Welsh form of Virgil 'bears the staff'.	M
885	Fytch	English	Ermine.	M