The first name Fanny is of Latin, Slavic, Teutonic, English origin. It is often a girl name. It has the following meaning(s):

Latin: Diminutive of Frances: from France, or Free One. Feminine of Francis. Famous Bearers: British Novelist Frances Burney and Actress Frances Kemble

Slavic: Free

Teutonic: Free

English: Pet Name Meaning Free; Variant of Frances. Derived from Frances. Famous Bearer: the Fictional Heroine of John Cleland's 'Fanny Hill'

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Camilla  (Latin)
Servant for the Temple; Free-born; Noble. Feminine Form of Camillus. Famous Bearer: Roman Mythological Volscian Warrior Queen Camilla. Fanny Burney's Th Century Novel 'Camilla'

Eileen  (Latin)
Variant of Evelina: Latinized Form of the Old German Name Avelina. Famous Bearer: Fanny Burney's Novel 'Evelina'

Evelina  (Latin)
Latinized Form of the Old German Name Avelina. Famous Bearer: Fanny Burney's Novel 'Evelina'

Frances  (Teutonic)
Free, Pretentious, Generous, Attractive. (Fanny, Fannie, Fran, Frannie, Francesca, Francine, Frankie)

Millie  (Latin)
Diminutive of Camilla: Servant for the Temple; Free-born; Noble. Feminine Form of Camillus. Famous Bearer: Roman Mythological Volscian Warrior Queen Camilla. Fanny Burney's Th Century Novel 'Camilla'

Milly  (Latin)
Diminutive of Camilla: Servant for the Temple; Free-born; Noble. Feminine Form of Camillus. Famous Bearer: Roman Mythological Volscian Warrior Queen Camilla. Fanny Burney's Th Century Novel 'Camilla'

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