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	Fiske	One, who is a fisherman by occupation
	Fisseha	Blissfulness and mirthful joy
	Fitche	An old English reference to Ermine, a dark-furred weasel-like animal
	Fitore	The act of conquering and gaining triumph
	Fitrat	The inherent temparament and basic nature of a person
	Fitz	Literally meaning "the son of"; Derived from the Latin "filius"
	Fitzadam	Literally means "the son of Adam"
	Fitzgerald	Essentially means "the male offspring of Gerald"
	Fitzgibbon	Splits down to mean "the son of Gilbert" (Gibb is short for Norman word Gilbert)