English name of Capricorn girl

Do English names have to be related to "Fan" or this sound? And it must contain the meaning of "beauty"?

That's easy.

(1) Farrah Farah, which means "happiness" in Arabic and the name of "beauty" or "goddess of happiness" in Middle English, can be traced back to Pharaoh, the Pharaoh of Egypt. Farrah fawcett, an old star, is a famous American beauty. Farra, Farrand, can be named variant.

(2) Fay, Fay is a physical examination of faith. In French, the meaning of "fairy" or "spirit" is the name given by a beautiful woman. Faye dunaway, an old star, is a beautiful woman, which also means "fate". The variants are Fae, Fayetta, Fayette.

(3) Fiona was named after Ireland's "white" or "beauty" to express her love for the Celtic heroine Fenella. There is another Irish way of writing this name Fiona, the daughter of the Irish goddess Cir. There are also changes, such as Flora, Fenella, Fenna, Fenni, Fion and Fiona.

(4) The name Francis was originally used as francoise in France, which was the name of several kings. Later, it was also used by many women, such as writer Shagang francoise Sagan. Frances Xavier Gabrini was the first person named as a "saint" in the United States, and the variants were francine and Fran. Fanny, Francesca, Frankie, Frannie, Frannie, Francesca, Francesca, Francesca, Francesca, francine, Francesca, Francesca, Francesca, Francesca, Francesca, Francesca, Secca, Secania.

(5) Phanessa means "butterfly" in Greek and is also the name of the goddess. It rules the love of brothers, sisters and friends. This name is very common. Vanessa Williams, a famous singer and Miss America champion, or vanessa redgrave and Vana White are all famous British female stars. Variants are phanessa, van, vania, vann, vanna, vanny, Venessa.

(6) Veronica comes from Latin and is a variant of "Bernice" in the Bible. When Jesus wiped his sweat with a towel, Veronica, a girl from Calvary, gave him a handkerchief, so this girl was later canonized and became a very popular name. This handkerchief was later placed in St. Peter's Cathedral in Rome, and I have seen it. Variants are Lei Kaixin, Lei Kaixin, Ronnie, Ronnie, Nick, Nicky and Vera. Veronica, Veronique, are very popular beauty names.

(7) Victoria is the name of a queen of England, which makes Britain a queen whose sun never sets. The name comes from the Latin Victor, which is also the name of a later saint. The Christian saint was martyred in France, and many people in Britain and Italy used this name. There is another province in Australia called Victoria. There are also places with the same name in Africa, and there is a city with the same name in western Canada. The variants are vic, Vicki, Vickie, Vicky, Victoire, Victorine e, Viktoria, Vincent am Vincent ia, Vita, Vitoria, Tora.

(8) Vivian, the name Vivian is too common, and many beautiful women are named like this, because this name means "lively and beautiful" in Italian. Italians use it to commemorate a martyr, Vivia Perpetua, so it also means "eternal life". In the legend of King Arthur in England, Vivian was a beautiful witch who imprisoned the great magician Merlin with a trick, so there are many novels and movies about Vivian and Merlin, mainly because this legend is fascinating, and Gone with the Wind (also known as Gone with the Wind) starring the great beauty Vivien Leigh makes this name very popular, and many beautiful women will take this name. There are many variants, such as VIV, Vivian, VETA, Alberta, Gwen Alvin, Nignan Viva, Vivian Vivian, Vivian, Vitaliana, Vivian, Vivian.

I write so much, it should be enough, and there are dozens of variants.