Eusebia
Meaning: Pious Gender: Female Pronunciation: Eh-Oo-Seh-Byah Language origin of Eusebia: Greek Regional origin of Eusebia: Southern Europe Languages Eusebia is most common: Italian Religions Eusebia is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: E, Eh Last letter and sound: A, byah Alternative Spelling: Eusebin, Eusebio, Eusebii, Eusebis, Eusebit
Fabia
Meaning: Bean grower Gender: Female Pronunciation: Fah-Byah Language origin of Fabia: Latin Regional origin of Fabia: Southern Europe Languages Fabia is most common: Italian Religions Fabia is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: F, Fah Last letter and sound: A, byah Alternative Spelling: Fabii, Fabis, Fabis, Fabin, Fabic
Fabiola
Meaning: Little bean grower Gender: Female Pronunciation: Fah-Byoh-Lah Language origin of Fabiola: Latin Regional origin of Fabiola: Southern Europe Languages Fabiola is most common: Italian, Spanish Religions Fabiola is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: F, Fah Last letter and sound: A, lah Alternative Spelling: Fabioln, Fabiols, Fabiols, Fabiolc, Fabioli
Fausta
Meaning: Lucky Gender: Female Pronunciation: Fow-Stah Language origin of Fausta: Latin Regional origin of Fausta: Southern Europe Languages Fausta is most common: Italian Religions Fausta is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: F, Fow Last letter and sound: A, stah Alternative Spelling: Fausto, Faustn, Faustl, Faustr, Fauste
Felicia
Meaning: Happy, fortunate Gender: Female Pronunciation: Feh-Lee-Chah Language origin of Felicia: Latin Regional origin of Felicia: Southern Europe Languages Felicia is most common: Italian, Spanish Religions Felicia is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: F, Feh Last letter and sound: A, chah Alternative Spelling: Felicii, Felicin, Felicip, Felicio, Felicit
Ferdinanda
Meaning: Bold voyager Gender: Female Pronunciation: Fer-Dee-Nahn-Dah Language origin of Ferdinanda: Germanic Regional origin of Ferdinanda: Southern Europe Languages Ferdinanda is most common: Italian, Spanish Religions Ferdinanda is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: F, Fer Last letter and sound: A, dah Alternative Spelling: Ferdinandl, Ferdinands, Ferdinandn, Ferdinande, Ferdinandi
Clorinda
Meaning: Laurel Gender: Female Pronunciation: Klo-Reen-Dah Language origin of Clorinda: Latin Regional origin of Clorinda: Southern Europe Languages Clorinda is most common: Italian Religions Clorinda is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: C, Klo Last letter and sound: A, dah Alternative Spelling: Clorindn, Clorindr, Clorinde, Clorindi, Cloronda
Dolce
Meaning: Sweet Gender: Female Pronunciation: Dol-Cheh Language origin of Dolce: Latin Regional origin of Dolce: Southern Europe Languages Dolce is most common: Italian Religions Dolce is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: D, Dol Last letter and sound: E, cheh Alternative Spelling: Dolci, Dolcn, Dolcr, Dolca, Dnlce
Colomba
Meaning: Dove Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ko-Lom-Bah Language origin of Colomba: Latin Regional origin of Colomba: Southern Europe Languages Colomba is most common: Italian Religions Colomba is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: C, Ko Last letter and sound: A, bah Alternative Spelling: Colombe, Colombn, Colombi, Colombo, Colomha
Domitilla
Meaning: Little tamer Gender: Female Pronunciation: Do-Mee-Teel-Lah Language origin of Domitilla: Latin Regional origin of Domitilla: Southern Europe Languages Domitilla is most common: Italian Religions Domitilla is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: D, Do Last letter and sound: A, lah Alternative Spelling: Domitilln, Domitilli, Domitillc, Domitilla, Domitillt