菲欧 (fēi ōu) is one of 9 hand-curated options — each captures a different side of Fiona, from how it sounds to what it means.
Each name is written by a native speaker and chosen for its meaning and sound.
PHONETICALLY SIMILAR
Fiona (fee-OH-nuh) has three syllables with a bright vowel-forward sound. The FEE opening maps to 菲 naturally, and the -OH-nah tail gives options a soft, open landing. The overall sound is airy and melodic.
SIMILAR IN MEANING
Fiona comes from Scottish Gaelic fionn, meaning white, fair, or bright. Coined as a literary name in the 18th century, it's grown into something warm and a little romantic — the brightness that's also warmth.
SPIRIT
Fionas have more going on than the fairytale suggests. Think Fiona Apple's raw, uncompromising artistic courage — the brightness turned inward and made fierce. Or Fiona from Shrek: seemingly one thing, genuinely another. The throughline: the fair surface and the real depth underneath.