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

Latin: Young Deer (Fawna, Fawne)

French: Young Deer

English: Young Deer. The Greek Mythological Deity of Fertility and Nature Was Fauna. She Was Famous for Her Chastity

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Awenita  (Native American)
A Fawn

Awenita  (Native American)
Fawn

Awentia  (Native American)
Fawn

Awinita  (Native American)
Fawn (Cherokee)

Elain  (Welsh)
Fawn

Faun  (French)
Fawn

Fauna  (French)
Fawn

Faunia  (French)
Fawn

Fawna  (English)
Young Deer. The Greek Mythological Deity of Fertility and Nature Was Fauna. She Was Famous for Her Chastity

Fawne  (English)
Young Deer. The Greek Mythological Deity of Fertility and Nature Was Fauna. She Was Famous for Her Chastity

Fawnia  (French)
Fawn

Niabi  (Native American)
Fawn

Niabi  (Native American)
Fawn

Ofer  (Hebrew)
Fawn

Ofra  (Hebrew)
Fawn

Oisin  (Gaelic)
Little Fawn - Big Warrior

Ophra  (Hebrew)
Fawn

Ophrah  (Biblical)
Dust, Lead, a Fawn

Ophrah  (Hebrew)
Fawn

Oprah  (Hebrew)
Fawn

Orpah  (Hebrew)
Fawn

Ossian  (Irish)
Fawn

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