Faithe

Faithe is an English name derived from the abstract virtue faith, which itself traces through Old French foi to Latin fides, meaning trust or belief. It is an elaborated spelling variant of Faith, with the added final e giving the name a slightly more ornate or archaic appearance. Faith became popular as a given name among Puritans in the seventeenth century alongside other virtue names such as Hope and Grace. Variant forms include Faith and Faye.