Gender: M
Origin: Latin
Meaning: "happy, fortunate"
Popularity in 2008: #354
Energetic, upbeat name that deserves to transcend associations to The Cat and the persnickety Unger. The name of four popes and sixty-seven saints, it's fashionable in upscale London and highly recommended for adventurous parents in the U.S, where it's maintained an even keel between being too popular and too unusual. Gillian Anderson chose it for her baby boy.
International Variations:
Feliks
(Bulgarian)
Feel
(Danish)
Félicien,
Félix
(French)
Bodog
(Hungarian)
Felic
(Irish)
Felice,
Feliciano
(Italian)
Feliks
(Polish)
Feliz
(Portuguese)
Feliks
(Russian)
Felicjan
(Slavic)
Feliciano,
Felex,
Felicio,
Felixiano,
Feliziano,
Feliz
(Spanish)
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Rank in US Top 1000