Fil, ful, signifying "great."
(Bert, famous), O.G. Filibert—Eng. Filbert. (Gar, spear),—Eng. Fullagar. (Leof, dear), O.G. Filuliub—Eng. Fullalove. (Man), O.G. Filiman—Eng. Fileman. (Mar, famous), A.S. Fealamar, O.G. Filomor—Eng. Fillmer, Phillimore. (Dio, thius, servant), O.G. Filethius—Eng. Filldew.
Frid, free,[14] signifying "peace."
(Bad, war), O.G. Fridibad—Eng. Freebout. (Bern, bear), O.G. Fridubern—Friebern Domesday—Eng. Freeborn. (Bod. envoy), O.G. Frithubodo—Eng. Freebody. (Lind, gentle), O.G. Fridulind—Frelond Hund. Rolls—Eng. Freeland. (Ric, rule), O.G. Frithuric—Eng. Frederick. (Stan, stone), A.S. Frithestan—Eng. Freestone.
Fin, supposed from "the nation."
(Bog, bow), Old Norse, Finbogi—Eng. Finbow. (Gar, spear), Old Norse, Finngeir—Eng. Finger.
Gad, of uncertain meaning, perhaps "friend."
(Man, vir), A.S. Cædmon—Eng. Cadman. (Leof, dear),—Eng. Gatliffe.
Gal, signifying "spirit, cheerfulness."
(And, life, spirit), Galaunt, Hund. Rolls—Eng. Galland, Gallant. (Frid, peace), A.S. Galfrid, Gaufrid—Eng. Geoffry. (Hard), Gallard Hund. Rolls—Eng. Gallard. (Wig, war), O.G. Geilwih—Galaway, Hund. Rolls—Eng. Galloway.