Names starting with E page 2 of 2
267 names starting with E, from 32 naming traditions, each with its meaning, origin and pronunciation.
- EseogheneUnisexFrom Urhobo ese, "gift", and Oghene, "God": "God's gift".
- EshaGirlFrom Sanskrit: "desire, longing, wish".
- EsiGirlA day name meaning "born on Sunday", given to Fante girls under the Akan weekday-naming custom.
- EskenderBoyThe Amharic form of Alexander, from Greek Alexandros: alexein "to defend" + andros "of man."
- EsméUnisexFrom Old French, meaning esteemed or loved.
- EsméeGirlThe feminine form of Esmé.
- EsmondBoyFrom Old English elements meaning grace and protection.
- EspéranceGirlHope, a virtue name expressing optimism and faith in the future.
- EsperantaGirlConveys the sense of hoping or wishing in Esperanto.
- EspiridiónBoyA Spanish form of Spyridon, derived from Greek and meaning "spirited" or "quick".
- EssenceGirlFrom the English word essence, meaning scent or fundamental quality.
- EssieGirlA diminutive of Estelle or Esther.
- EstaGirlA diminutive of Esther.
- EstelGirlMeans "star", from the Latin word stella.
- EstellaGirlA Latinate form of Estelle, from the Latin stella meaning star.
- EstelleGirlFrom Old French, meaning star.
- EsteveBoyThe Catalan form of Stephen, from Greek meaning "crown" or "wreath".
- EstherGirlUsually explained as coming from a Persian word for "star," though some scholars connect it instead to Ishtar, the…
- EteneshGirlFrom Amharic, literally "you are my sister."
- EthanBoyFrom a Hebrew word meaning "firm," "enduring" or "steadfast."
- EthelGirlFrom Old English meaning noble.
- EthelbertBoyFrom Old English elements meaning "noble" and "bright" or "famous."
- EthelindaGirlFrom Germanic elements meaning "noble" and "soft, tender": the English spelling of the name Adallinda.
- EthelredBoyOld English for "noble counsel," from æðele "noble" and ræd "counsel, advice."
- EthelynGirlA diminutive of Ethel.
- ÉtienneBoyCrowned or wreathed, from Greek origins meaning victory and crown.
- ÉtiennetteGirlLittle crowned one or wreathed diminutive.
- EtnaGirlNamed after Mount Etna, Europe's highest active volcano, located on the island of Sicily.
- EttaGirlA short form of Henrietta or other names ending in -etta.
- EttieGirlA diminutive of Henrietta or other names ending in -etta or -ette.
- EuclidesBoyPortuguese form of Greek Eukleidēs, from eu, "good", and kleos, "glory".
- EugeneBoyFrom the Greek elements meaning "well born", composed of eu (good) and genes (born).
- EulaGirlShort form of Eulalia, ultimately from the Greek meaning "sweetly speaking" or "eloquent".
- EuphemiaGirlGreek for "well-spoken" or "of good reputation," from eu "good" and phemi "to speak."
- EuphrasieGirlGood cheer or gladness, from Greek roots expressing joy.
- EuricBoyFrom a reconstructed Gothic compound read as "eternal ruler", joining aiws, "eternity, age", with reiks, "ruler, king".
- EustaceBoyFrom Greek origins, likely meaning "fruitful" or "productive", though the etymology is disputed.
- EustaciaGirlFeminine form of Eustace, likely from Greek origins meaning "fruitful" or "productive".
- EutropioBoyFrom Greek 'eu' (well) and 'tropos' (turn, way), meaning 'well-turned' or 'versatile'.
- EvaGirlFrom Hebrew Chawwah, usually read as "life" or "living".
- EvangelineGirlFrom Greek elements meaning "good news", composed of eu (good) and angelma (news, message).
- EvansBoyDerived from the Welsh surname Evans, which traces its ancestry to Evan, a Welsh name meaning young warrior.
- ÉvaristeBoyGood man or excellent ruler, from Latin roots.
- EveGirlHebrew for "to breathe" or "to live," from the root of ḥawa and ḥaya.
- EveleenGirlEither a diminutive of Eve meaning "life", or a variant of Evelyn derived from a surname based on the given name…
- EvelienGirlPossibly from Latin "avellana" (hazelnut), or derived from Eva meaning "life".
- EvelinaGirlLatinate elaboration of Aveline, ultimately meaning "desired" or "wished for".
- EvelynUnisexFrom an English surname derived from the given name Aveline, ultimately meaning "desired" or "wished for".
- ÉvelyneGirlLife or living one, from Latin origins.
- EverUnisexSimply from the English word "ever", meaning at any time or always, ultimately derived from Old English æfre.
- EveraldBoyFrom Germanic elements, likely meaning "boar" and "power" or "strength", referring to a fierce warrior.
- EverardBoyFrom Germanic elements meaning "boar" and "hard" or "strong", combining the fierce animal with strength.
- EverestUnisexNamed after Mount Everest, the planet's tallest peak, which honors British surveyor George Everest (1790-1866).
- EverettBoyFrom an English surname derived from the given name Everard, which means "boar hard" from Germanic elements.
- EverlyGirlFrom the English surname Everly, itself derived from a place name composed of Old English elements meaning "boar" and…
- EvertBoyFrom Germanic: "boar" and "brave", suggesting strength and courage.
- EvicaGirlA pet form of Eva, meaning "life" in Hebrew.
- EvieGirlDiminutive of Eve meaning "life", or of Evelyn derived from the surname based on Aveline.
- EvînGirlThe Kurdish word for love, used directly as a first name.
- EvvieGirlA variant diminutive of Eve meaning "life", or of Evelyn derived from the surname based on Aveline.
- EwartBoyFrom an English and Scottish surname of uncertain origin, possibly related to Edward or derived from a place name.
- EwoudBoyFrom Germanic elements: possibly "eternal" and "power" or "rule", suggesting enduring authority.
- EwoutBoyFrom Germanic elements: possibly "eternal" and "power" or "rule", suggesting enduring authority.
- ExaltaciónUnisexSpanish word meaning 'exaltation' or 'praise', referring to the elevation and ascension of Jesus Christ.
- EydenBoyLittle fire or fiery young one, from Irish origins.
- EyobBoyThe Amharic and Tigrinya form of the biblical Job, from Hebrew Iyyov, whose root meaning is uncertain.
- EzraBoyHebrew for "help," from the same root as ezer.