| Meaning | knight, horseman |
| Origin | Arabic |
| Gender | Boy |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 5 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Syllabification | Fa-res |
Worldly and sophisticated, Fares brings international elegance to any context. This name travels effortlessly across borders, carrying cultural richness without being exclusive. The smooth, flowing sound creates an immediate impression of refinement and polish. Fares suggests someone cultured, well-traveled, and globally minded—qualities increasingly valued in our connected world. Parents choosing this name often appreciate its cosmopolitan flavor and cross-cultural appeal. The name's pronunciation is straightforward once learned, becoming second nature quickly. Fares maintains dignity in formal settings while remaining warm and approachable in casual contexts. Its distinctive character ensures the bearer won't share names with multiple classmates, offering pleasant uniqueness without obscurity. The name ages exceptionally well, transitioning smoothly from childhood through adulthood. Fares carries subtle exotic appeal that intrigues without alienating, creating positive curiosity. For families with international connections or global perspectives, this name represents excellent choice that honors heritage while embracing contemporary multiculturalism. The blend of familiarity and distinction makes Fares memorable and distinguished throughout life's journey.
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| Fares Fares | Swedish-Lebanese actor |
| Fares Maakaroun | Lebanese painter and sculptor |
| Fares Badawi | Saudi Arabian footballer |
| Fares Al-Bakh | Qatari actor and director |
| Fares Hamiti | Albanian footballer |
| Fares Saad | Tunisian swimmer |
| Fares Landoulsi | Tunisian actor |
| Fares Bechar | Algerian poet and writer |
| Fares Mechri | Algerian footballer |
| Fares Khattab | Syrian footballer |
| Fares Ziam | Algerian handball player |
| Fares Hachi | Algerian footballer |
| Fares Karam | Lebanese singer |
| Fares Akram | Iraqi footballer |
| Fares Juma | Emirati footballer |
| Fares Abbad | Saudi Arabian Quran reciter |
| Fares Marwan | Moroccan footballer |
| Fares Brahimi | Algerian cyclist |
| Fares Khoury | Character in the TV series "Breaking Bad" |
| Fares Belhassen | Character in the film "Caramel" |
| Fares Ramadi | Character in the novel "The Hakawati" by Rabih Alameddine |
| Fares el-Gohary | Character in the TV series "The Spy" |
| Fares Fareed | Character in the TV series "Prison Break" |
| Fares al-Zahrani | Character in the TV series "Sacred Games" |
| Fares Lutfi | Character in the TV series "Al-Taghriba Al-Filastiniya" |
| Fares Rizk | Character in the film "When Maryam Spoke Out" |
| Fares al-Khaldi | Character in the TV series "Tyrant" |
| Fares Nassar | Character in the film "For a Moment, Freedom" |
| Fares Fares | Character in the film "Zozo" |
| Fares Ouarzazate | Character in the TV series "Paradise Hotel" |
| Fares Lahoud | Character in the TV series "Beirut, I Love You" |
| Fares Wahhab | Character in the TV series "Um Haroun" |
| Fares Ibrahim | Character in the TV series "Sleepless Nights" |
| Fares al-Zaben | Character in the film "The Curve" |
| Fares Haroun | Character in the TV series "Bab Al-Hara" |
| Fares Samara | Character in the TV series "Samara" |
| Fares al-Helou | Character in the TV series "Black Crows" |
| Fares Abu-Makki | Character in the TV series "Matabb" |