Baby Names Ending In F

Girls' and boys' names ending in F, ranked by how many babies actually got them, plus how the ending itself has risen or fallen over the last century.

Girls ending in F, 2025
0.02%
vs <0.01% in 2000
Girls' F names in use
10
24 recorded since 1880
Girls' peak
2024
at 0.02% of names
Boys ending in F, 2025
0.18%
vs 0.09% in 2000
Boys' F names in use
65
184 recorded since 1880
Boys' peak
1962
at 0.49% of names

How F has fared since 1880

Share of all listed U.S. births given a name ending in F, year by year. Plotted as a share rather than a count — raw counts track how many babies were born, so every ending would appear to peak in 1957.

188019532025
GirlsBoys
Save nameName & meaning
History
1926–2025, yearly counts; individually scaled
Babies 2025 · rank5-year rank movementPeak year
35#3,341
Down 526 rank positions in five years
1961
698#450
Up 123 rank positions in five years
2025
413#665
Up 14 rank positions in five years
2024
257#917
Down 3 rank positions in five years
2022
43#2,894
Down 228 rank positions in five years
1959
44#2,859
Down 736 rank positions in five years
1999
349#745
Up 120 rank positions in five years
2025
110#1,562
Down 65 rank positions in five years
2017
83#1,904
Up 560 rank positions in five years
2024
7#10,508
Down 6,113 rank positions in five years
1980
147#1,320
Up 526 rank positions in five years
2025
88#1,824
Down 118 rank positions in five years
2022
24#4,322
Down 1,501 rank positions in five years
1992
59#2,361
Down 631 rank positions in five years
2015
83#1,902
Down 73 rank positions in five years
2021
101#1,915
Up 307 rank positions in five years
2024
54#2,509
Down 167 rank positions in five years
2021
17#5,491
Down 874 rank positions in five years
2005
9#8,802
Down 3,799 rank positions in five years
1997
29#3,762
Up 1,708 rank positions in five years
1988
34#3,443
Down 1,079 rank positions in five years
2022
56#2,987
Up 676 rank positions in five years
2018
8#9,201
Down 3,878 rank positions in five years
2004
10#7,713
Up 410 rank positions in five years
2007
22#5,679
Up 912 rank positions in five years
2024
14#6,293
Down 438 rank positions in five years
2015
13#6,478
Up 4,240 rank positions in five years
1982
10#7,859
Up 4,879 rank positions in five years
2005
32#3,515
Up 2,191 rank positions in five years
2022
9#8,805
new
1990
16#5,843
Up 764 rank positions in five years
2016
18#5,224
Up 500 rank positions in five years
2024
13#6,713
Up 6,865 rank positions in five years
2002
15#5,900
Down 2,619 rank positions in five years
2020
16#5,781
new
2010
24#4,343
Up 2,179 rank positions in five years
2015
50#2,632
Up 1,471 rank positions in five years
2025
14#6,389
Up 170 rank positions in five years
2014
10#8,225
Up 2,340 rank positions in five years
2018
12#7,172
Up 1,532 rank positions in five years
2023
13#6,788
Up 2,739 rank positions in five years
2010
12#7,174
Up 2,352 rank positions in five years
2004
34#4,200
Up 2,810 rank positions in five years
2025
9#8,305
Down 1,241 rank positions in five years
2023
7#10,651
Down 87 rank positions in five years
2014
11#7,587
Up 6,111 rank positions in five years
2016
9#8,863
Up 640 rank positions in five years
2015
12#8,741
new
2017
8#9,680
new
2016
7#9,834
new
2021
7#10,167
Up 1,096 rank positions in five years
2009
9#8,373
new
2025
7#12,892
new
2024
9#10,693
new
2023
8#11,692
new
2019
15#7,453
new
2025
6#11,182
new
2023
7#9,742
new
2025
8#11,198
new
2023
6#10,790
new
2004

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Biggest F names of all time

By total applications since 1880 — a different list from the one above, because it counts every generation, not just this one.

Browse every girls’ name ending in F

F names climbing fastest

Biggest F names of all time

By total applications since 1880 — a different list from the one above, because it counts every generation, not just this one.

Browse every boys’ name ending in F

Every other ending

Sources & methodology

Rankings and counts come from official birth card-application data, 1880–2025. Counts are card applications rather than births, and any name given to fewer than 5 babies of one sex in a year is not published — so “—” means genuinely uncommon, never invalid. The “climbing fastest” row ranks by five-year rank movement as a ratio, and a name must be inside the top 1,000 with at least 200 applications in 2025 to qualify — a looser gate than the site-wide trending list uses, because inside a single ending the stricter one leaves some endings empty. Ending shares are measured over listed names only, and the 25-year comparison is a generation rather than five years because ending fashion moves far more slowly than any one name.