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- Eabha Irish form of Eve: life
- Eachann horse lord, brown horse; anglicized as Hector
- Eadaoin Irish form of Étaín, possibly jealousy or shining
- Eadbald prosperity and bold; Eadbald, king of Kent d. 640
- Eadberht prosperity and bright (ēad + beorht); Eadberht, king of…
- Eadburh prosperity and fortress (ēad + burh); Eadburh, queen of…
- Eadgifu prosperity gift (ēad + gifu); Eadgifu of Kent, queen d. 966
- Eadgyth prosperity and battle (ēad + gūþ); Eadgyth (Edith), queen…
- Eadhild prosperity and battle (ēad + hild); sister of Æthelstan,…
- Eadmund prosperity protector (ēad + mund); St Edmund the Martyr,…
- Eadric prosperity ruler (ēad + rīce); Eadric the Wild, English…
- Eadweard prosperity guardian (ēad + weard); Edward the Elder d. 924,…
- Eadwig prosperity and battle (ēad + wīg); Eadwig, king of England…
- Eadwine prosperity friend (ēad + wine); St Eadwine (Edwin), king of…
- Eadwulf prosperity wolf; Eadwulf, king of Northumbria 705
- Ealasaid Gaelic form of Elizabeth: my God is an oath
- Ealdburh old fortress (eald + burh); Ealdburh, abbess, 8th c.
- Ealdgyth old battle (eald + gūþ); Ealdgyth, queen of Harold II, 1066
- Ealdred old counsel (eald + rǣd); Ealdred, archbishop of York who…
- Ealhmund temple protector (ealh + mund); Ealhmund, king of Kent, 8th…
- Ealhstan temple stone (ealh + stān); Ealhstan, warrior-bishop of…
- Ealhswith temple-strong (ealh 'temple' + swīþ 'strong'); wife of…
- Ealish Manx form of Elizabeth: my God is an oath
- Eamon Irish form of Edmund: wealthy protector
- Ean spelling of Ian, the Scottish form of John: God is gracious
- Eanna bird-like; St Éanna of Aran
- Eannatum worthy of the Eanna temple; Eannatum, king of Lagash c.…
- Eanraig Gaelic form of Henry: ruler of the home
- Eardwulf homeland wolf (eard + wulf); Eardwulf, king of Northumbria…
- Earendil coined by J. R. R. Tolkien from Old English earendel…
- Earl nobleman, chieftain
- Earla feminine of Earl: nobleman, warrior
- Earlean feminine form of Earl; nobleman
- Earleen form of Earline, feminine of Earl: nobleman
- Earlene feminine of Earl; nobleman
- Earley English surname: eagle wood
- Earlie form of Earl; nobleman
- Earline feminine of Earl; nobleman, warrior
- Early the word early; also an English surname, perhaps from a…
- Earma form of Irma: whole, universal
- Earnest spelling of Ernest, from Germanic eornost, serious, earnest
- Eartha earth
- Earvin form of Irvin, from a Scottish place name; Earvin 'Magic'…
- Eason Scottish surname: son of Adam
- Easton east town
- Eastyn form of Easton: east town
- Eavan anglicized Aoibhinn: delightful, radiant
- Ebana attested name of Ebana, king of Aksum known from coins c.…
- Ebba strong boar or short form of Eberharda
- Ebbe strong boar; short form of Eberhard
- Ebbie pet form of Ebenezer: stone of help
- Eben stone, from Ebenezer 'stone of help'
- Ebenezer stone of help
- Eber the region beyond; ancestor of the Hebrews
- Ebere mercy, kindness
- Eberhard brave as a boar
- Ebo born on Thursday (Fante form)
- Ebone form of Ebony: the dark hardwood
- Ebonee form of Ebony: dark hardwood
- Eboney form of Ebony: dark wood of the ebony tree
- Eboni spelling of Ebony: the dark ebony wood
- Ebony the dark hardwood ebony
- Ebrel April
- Ebru eyebrow; also marbled paper art
- Ebube glory, splendor
- Ebuka short for Chukwuebuka, God is great
- Ebun gift
- Ebunoluwa gift of God
- Ecaterina form of Katherine, associated with 'pure'
- Ece queen
- Ecgberht edge (sword) and bright (ecg + beorht); Ecgberht, king of…
- Ecgfrith edge and peace (ecg + friþ); Ecgfrith, king of Northumbria…
- Ecgwynn edge (sword) and joy (ecg + wynn); first wife of Edward the…
- Echo echo, sound; a mountain nymph
- Eckhard from Germanic agi, edge of a sword, and hard, brave or hardy
- Ecrin reward (from God)
- Ector form of Hector: holding fast
- Eda grace, elegant manner
- Edd short form of Edward or Edwin; wealthy, blessed
- Edda possibly great-grandmother; also the Old Norse poetic…
- Eddard form of Edward, "rich guardian"
- Eddie pet form of Edward: rich guardian
- Eddy pet form of Edward: rich guardian
- Ede Hungarian form of Edward, from ead, wealth, and weard, guard
- Edea coined by Square for Final Fantasy VIII
- Edelgard "noble" + "enclosure, protection"
- Edelmira noble and famous
- Edeltraud noble strength
- Edem he has saved me
- Eden delight, pleasure; the Garden of Eden
- Eder Basque 'beautiful'; also a Hebrew word for 'flock'
- Edgar wealthy spear; Edgar the Peaceful, King of England
- Edgars rich spear; Latvian form of Edgar
- Edie diminutive of Edith: prosperity in war
- Edilberto form of Ethelbert: noble and bright
- Edison from a surname, 'son of Edward' or 'son of Eda'
- Edite Portuguese form of Edith, from ead, wealth, and gyð, war
- Edith prosperity in war
- Edmon form of Edmund: wealthy protector
- Edmond wealthy protector
- Edmonia feminine form of Edmund: wealthy protector
- Edmund wealthy protector
- Edna Hebrew 'pleasure, delight', or Irish Eithne
- Edoardo wealthy guardian; form of Edward
- Edouard wealthy guardian
- Edric wealthy ruler
- Edsel perhaps from Germanic Etzel, noble; Edsel Ford
- Edson son of Ed (Edward)
- Eduard form of Edward: rich guardian
- Eduardo wealthy guardian; form of Edward
- Edurne snow
- Eduviges Spanish form of Hedwig, from hadu, battle, and wig, fight
- Edvard wealthy guardian; Edvard Grieg, Edvard Munch
- Edvin wealthy friend
- Edward wealthy guardian
- Edwardo form of Eduardo; wealthy guardian
- Edwige battle fight; French form of Hedwig
- Edwin wealthy friend
- Edwina feminine of Edwin: wealthy friend
- Edy pet form of Edith: rich in war
- Edyn form of Eden: delight
- Edythe form of Edith; prosperity in war
- Eelke Frisian short form of names with adal, noble
- Eero eternal ruler; Finnish form of Erik
- Eetu Finnish form of Edvard: wealthy guardian
- Eeyore coined by A. A. Milne for Winnie-the-Pooh, from a donkey's…
- Efe brave lad; elder brother
- Effie well-spoken; pet form of Euphemia
- Efim Russian form of Euthymius, in good spirits
- Efrain Spanish form of Ephraim: fruitful
- Efrat fruitful; wife of Caleb, and an old name of Bethlehem
- Efren Spanish form of Ephraim: fruitful
- Efstathios from Greek eustathes, well-built or steadfast
- Efstratios from Greek eu, good, and stratos, army
- Efua born on Friday (Fante form)
- Egan little fire, from Aodhagán
- Egbert bright edge or blade
- Ege the Aegean Sea
- Egemen sovereign, dominant
- Egeria nymph and wise counselor of King Numa; also Egeria, pilgrim…
- Egîd brave man, hero
- Egill edge, blade; Egill Skallagrimsson, saga poet
- Eglantine sweetbriar rose
- Eglė spruce tree; heroine of the folk tale Eglė the Queen of…
- Egoitz dwelling, abode
- Egon edge of a sword
- Eguzki sun
- Egwene coined by Robert Jordan for The Wheel of Time
- Egypt the country Egypt
- Ehecatl wind; the Aztec wind god
- Ehren honor
- Ehsan kindness, beneficence, perfection
- Ehtisham dignity, grandeur, glory
- Ehud united, one
- Eiður from Old Norse eiðr, oath
- Eian spelling of Ian, the Scottish form of John: God is gracious
- Eibhlin Irish form of Evelyn or Helen
- Eider beautiful
- Eiichi glory or excellent (栄, 英) + one (一)
- Eiji eternal + second son (永二), or excellent + govern (英治);…
- Eijiro "sharp" + "child" + "son" (鋭児郎)
- Eik oak
- Eiko glorious child, or prosperous child (栄子/英子)
- Eileen anglicized Eibhlín, Irish form of Evelyn or Helen
- Eilidh Gaelic form of Helen: torch, light
- Eilif ever-living
- Eilis Irish form of Elizabeth: my God is an oath
- Eilish Irish form of Elizabeth: my God is an oath
- Eimear swift; wife of the hero Cú Chulainn in legend
- Einar lone warrior
- Einav grape
- Einhard edge and hard (agin + hard); biographer of Charlemagne d.…
- Einion anvil
- Eino Finnish form of Einar: lone warrior
- Eir mercy, help; goddess of healing
- Eira snow
- Eireann of Ireland
- Eirene peace; goddess of peace
- Eirian bright, silver, beautiful
- Eirik eternal ruler; Norwegian form of Erik
- Eirika variant of Erika, "ever ruler"
- Eirin from Old Norse eir, peace or mercy; Eir is the Norse…
- Eirini peace
- Eirlys snowdrop
- Eirwen snow-white
- Eitan strong, firm, enduring
- Eithna kernel, grain; variant of Eithne
- Eithne kernel, grain; also given as fire
- Eivind from Old Norse ey, island or ever, and vindr, victor
- Eivor from Eyvør, "island" + "aware, cautious"
- Ek from Yucatec Maya ek', star
- Eka one, first (often a firstborn)
- Ekain June; also a prehistoric cave
- Ekaitz storm
- Ekalavya focused on one thing
- Ekam one; the oneness of God
- Ekansh one part, whole (modern coinage)
- Ekaterine Georgian form of Catherine, pure
- Ekene praise, thanksgiving
- Ekhi sun
- Ekin crops, harvest
- Ekiñe sun, from eki
- Ekjot one light (of God)
- Ekkehard strong edge
- Ekko coined by Riot Games for League of Legends
- Eklavya devoted to one (aim); the archer of the Mahabharata
- Ekow born on Thursday (Fante form)
- Ekta unity
- Ekua born on Wednesday (Fante form)
- Ela hazel-colored (eyes)
- Elad God is eternal
- Eladio from Greek Helladios: Greek, from Hellas
- Elah terebinth tree, oak
- Elaheh goddess
- Elain fawn
- Elaina spelling of Elena, a form of Helen: perhaps 'torch, light'
- Elaine Old French form of Helen: light; Elaine of Astolat
- Elam highland
- Elan from Hebrew ilan, tree
- Elango young prince
- Elanor form of Eleanor; in Tolkien, a small golden star-shaped…
- Elayna spelling of Elena, form of Helen, possibly 'torch, light'
- Elayne form of Elaine, from Helen
- Elba from the island of Elba; also Spanish form of Alba, dawn
- Elbert form of Albert; noble and bright
- Elberta feminine of Elbert (Albert); noble and bright
- Elçin envoy of the people
- Elda perhaps from Germanic 'battle' or short for Imelda
- Eldad God has loved
- Elden English place name, Ella's hill or old valley
- Elder older; also the elder tree
- Eldon English surname from a place name, Ella's hill
- Eldora golden, from Spanish el dorado
- Eldred old counsel
- Eldrid from Old Norse eldr, fire, and fríðr, beautiful
- Eldridge English surname, from Aldric, old ruler
- Eldur fire
- Eleanor from Occitan Aliénor, of uncertain origin; often linked to…
- Eleanora form of Eleanor; often linked to Helen, light
- Eleazar God has helped
- Elecia form of Alicia: noble
- Electa chosen, elect
- Electra amber, shining
- Eleftheria freedom, liberty
- Elektra amber, shining
- Elen light; also nymph or angel
- Elena form of Helen, possibly 'torch, shining light'
- Elene torch, light; Georgian form of Helen
- Eleni modern Greek form of Helen, possibly 'torch, light'
- Elenora form of Eleanora; often linked to light
- Eleonore from Aliénor; possibly the other Aenor, or light
- Eleri from the River Eleri; a Welsh saint
- Elesa coined by Game Freak for Pokémon Black and White
- Elese form of Elise (Elisabeth): God is my oath
- Elesha form of Alicia (Alice): noble
- Elessar coined by J. R. R. Tolkien; Quenya "elf-stone"
- Elestren iris flower
- Elettra amber, shining; Italian form of Electra
- Eleuterio from Greek eleutheros: free
- Eleven the number eleven
- Elex form of Alex: defender
- Elexa form of Alexa: defender
- Elexia form of Alexia: defender
- Elexis spelling of Alexis: defender
- Elexus form of Alexis: defender
- Elfreda elf strength
- Elfrieda from Ælfthryth: elf strength
- Elfriede elf strength; from Ælfthryth
- Elgin Scottish place name, perhaps 'little Ireland'
- Elgiva elf gift; from Ælfgifu
- Eli ascended, high; priest who raised Samuel
- Elia form of Helia, linked to Greek helios 'sun'
- Eliab my God is father
- Eliah form of Elijah: my God is Yahweh
- Eliam God's people
- Elian from Aelianus, Roman family name, perhaps from Greek helios…
- Eliana my God has answered
- Elias my God is Yahweh; Greek form of Elijah
- Eliazar form of Eleazar; God has helped
- Elibaal possibly Baal is my god; king of Byblos c. 920 BC
- Elicia spelling of Alicia, from Alice: noble
- Elida perhaps from Greek Elis, a region; or a form of Alida, noble
- Elide coined by Sarah J. Maas for Throne of Glass
- Elie my God is the Lord
- Eliel my God is God
- Eliezer my God is help
- Elif first letter of the Arabic alphabet (alif); slender, upright
- Eligah form of Elijah; my God is Yahweh
- Elige form of Elijah: my God is Yahweh
- Eligh form of Eli: ascended, high
- Elihu he is my God
- Elija form of Elijah: my God is Yahweh
- Elijah my God is Yahweh; a prophet of Israel
- Elijha form of Elijah: my God is Yahweh
- Elijiah form of Elijah: my God is Yahweh
- Elijio form of Eligio: chosen
- Elijus Lithuanian form of Elijah, my God is Yahweh
- Elimelech my God is king
- Elin Welsh form of Helen: torch, light
- Elina Finnish form of Helena, possibly 'torch, light'
- Eline short form of Helena or Adeline
- Elinor from Aliénor; possibly the other Aenor
- Elio sun (from Helios); also from Roman Aelius
- Elior my God is light
- Eliora my God is light
- Eliot English surname from a diminutive of Elias (Elijah): my God…
- Elira free; from i lirë 'free'
- Elis kind, benevolent
- Elisa short form of Elizabeth, 'my God is an oath'
- Elisabed Georgian form of Elizabeth, God is my oath
- Elisabet Scandinavian form of Elizabeth, "my God is an oath"
- Elisabeta God is my oath
- Elisabete God is my oath
- Elisabetta God is my oath
- Elise short for Élisabeth: my God is an oath
- Elisey Russian form of Elisha, God is salvation
- Elisha my God is salvation; disciple of Elijah
- Elishama God has heard
- Elishba God is my oath; Syriac form of Elizabeth
- Elisheba my God is an oath
- Elisheva my God is an oath; wife of Aaron
- Eliška my God is an oath; Czech diminutive of Elizabeth
- Elissa Phoenician name of Dido, queen of Carthage; also a form of…
- Elita chosen, elect
- Elitsa little fir tree; from ela 'fir'
- Eliud possibly God is my praise
- Eliwood coined by Intelligent Systems for Fire Emblem: The Blazing…
- Elixabete God is my oath
- Eliyah form of Elijah: my God is Yahweh
- Eliyahu my God is Yahweh
- Eliza short form of Elizabeth: God is my oath
- Elizabeth my God is an oath; mother of John the Baptist
- Elizabethann combination of Elizabeth (God is my oath) and Ann (grace)
- Elizbeth form of Elizabeth: God is my oath
- Elizebeth form of Elizabeth; my God is an oath
- Elkana God has acquired
- Elkanah God has acquired; father of Samuel
- Elke noble; diminutive of Adelheid
- Ella Norman name from Germanic alia 'all, other'; also short for…
- Ella Amida attested name of Ella Amida, king of Aksum and father of…
- Ellamae blend of Ella and Mae
- Ellaria coined by George R. R. Martin for A Song of Ice and Fire
- Elle Sami form of Helena or Elen: light
- Ellen medieval English form of Helen, often linked to torch, light
- Ellenor form of Eleanor, often given as light
- Ellery from a surname derived from Hilary, 'cheerful'
- Elli diminutive of Eleanor, Ellen or Elizabeth
- Elliana modern form of Eliana: my God has answered
- Ellianna spelling of Eliana, 'my God has answered'
- Ellie diminutive of Eleanor or Ellen; often linked to 'light'
- Elling from Old Norse Erlingr, descendant of the earl
- Ellington surname from a place name: town of Ella's people
- Elliot medieval pet form of Elias (Elijah): my God is Yahweh
- Elliott medieval pet form of Elias (Elijah): my God is Yahweh
- Elliotte feminine form of Elliott, from Elijah: my God is Yahweh
- Ellis kind, benevolent (Welsh elus); or form of Elijah
- Ellison son of Ellis (Elias: my God is Yahweh)
- Ellsworth English place name, Elli's enclosure
- Elly pet form of Eleanor or Ellen
- Ellyn form of Ellen; often linked to light
- Elma short form of Wilhelmina, resolute protector; also Turkish…
- Elmar noble and famous
- Elmer from Aethelmaer: noble, famous
- Elmi knowledge, learning
- Elmira form of Almira; princess, from Arabic amir
- Elmo from Erasmus via Saint Elmo; beloved, desired
- Elmore English place name, elm tree bank
- Elmyra form of Elmira: princess, commander
- Elna Scandinavian short form of Helena; often linked to light
- Elnatan God has given
- Elnathan God has given
- Elnor form of Eleanor, from Old Provençal Aliénor
- Elnora form of Eleanor; often linked to light
- Elnur light of the people (Azerbaijani)
- Elnura light of the people (Kyrgyz)
- Előd ancestor, forefather; a legendary Magyar chieftain
- Elodie foreign riches; from Visigothic Alodia
- Eloi chosen, from Eligius
- Eloise healthy, wide; Héloïse the scholar
- Elon oak tree; a judge of Israel
- Elouan a Breton saint; possibly light
- Elowen elm tree
- Eloy Spanish form of Eligius, 'chosen'
- Elphaba coined by Gregory Maguire for Wicked, from L. Frank Baum's…
- Elpida hope
- Elpidio from Greek elpis: hope
- Elpin attested name of Elpin, Pictish king 726–728; meaning…
- Elpinice hope and victory (elpis + nikē); sister of Cimon, c.…
- Elpis hope; spirit of hope left in Pandora's jar
- Elrond coined by J. R. R. Tolkien; Sindarin "star-dome"
- Elroy form of Leroy; the king, from French le roi
- Elsa short form of Elisabeth: God is my oath
- Elsabet Ethiopian form of Elizabeth, my God is an oath
- Elsbeth form of Elisabeth: God is my oath
- Elshad joy of the people (Azerbaijani)
- Elsie Scots pet form of Elizabeth: my God is an oath
- Elske Frisian and Dutch diminutive of Elisabeth, God is my oath
- Elson son of Ellis (Elijah): my God is Yahweh
- Elspeth Scots form of Elizabeth: my God is an oath
- Elston Elli's settlement (English place name)
- Elsworth surname from a place name: Ella's enclosure
- Elsy form of Elsie, pet form of Elizabeth: my God is an oath
- Elton Ella's town (Old English place name)
- Eluned idol, icon; or form of Lynette
- Elva form of Ailbhe, perhaps from Irish 'white'; also linked to…
- Elvan colors
- Elvera form of Elvira; perhaps Gothic 'all true'
- Elvia from the Roman family name Helvius
- Elvin from Ælfwine, 'elf friend'
- Elvina form of Alvina; elf friend
- Elvira possibly 'entirely true' or 'friendly to all'
- Elvis of uncertain origin, possibly Germanic Alwis 'all-wise' or…
- Elwing coined by J. R. R. Tolkien; Sindarin "star-spray"
- Elwood elder tree wood
- Elwyn white brow, fair one
- Elyakim God will raise up
- Elyashiv God will restore
- Elyor friend of the people (Uzbek)
- Elyse form of Élise, short for Elisabeth: God is my oath
- Elysia from Elysium, the blessed afterlife of Greek myth
- Elyssa form of Elissa, another name of Dido; or a spelling of…
- Elyza form of Eliza: my God is an oath
- Elżbieta my God is an oath; Polish form of Elizabeth
- Elzė Lithuanian form of Elsa, a short form of Elisabeth, God is…
- Emaan faith, belief
- Emad pillar, support
- Emalee spelling of Emily, from Roman Aemilius, possibly 'rival,…
- Emalie form of Emily, from the Roman family Aemilius
- Emani spelling of Imani: faith
- Emanuel God is with us
- Emanuela feminine of Emanuel: God is with us
- Emanuele God is with us
- Emateloye attested name of Seminole woman Polly Parker, who escaped…
- Ember glowing coal
- Emberlee modern blend of Ember (glowing coal) and -lee
- Emberly modern blend of Ember and Kimberly
- Emberlyn modern blend of Ember and -lyn
- Emberlynn modern blend of Ember (glowing coal) and Lynn
- Embla the first woman in Norse myth; meaning possibly elm
- Embry surname form of Emery: work and power
- Embun dew
- Emebet lady, mistress
- Emeka has done great things; short for Chukwuemeka, God has done…
- Emelda form of Imelda, from Ermenhild: whole battle
- Emelia form of Emilia (Roman family name Aemilius) or Amelia (work)
- Emeline work, industrious; from Amal
- Emely spelling of Emily, from the Roman family name Aemilius…
- Emelyn form of Emmeline, from Germanic amal, work
- Emer swift; wife of the hero Cú Chulainn in legend
- Emerie spelling of Emery, from Germanic Amalric: work, ruler
- Emersen form of Emerson: son of Emery
- Emerson from a surname, 'son of Emery'
- Emersyn spelling of Emerson: son of Emery
- Emery work and power; from Germanic Emmerich
- Emese mother; mother of Álmos in Hungarian legend
- Emi smile, blessed beauty (恵美/笑)
- Emiko from e (blessing), mi (beauty) and ko (child)
- Emil rival, eager; from Latin Aemilius
- Emile rival, eager; from Aemilius
- Emilee spelling of Emily, from the Roman family name Aemilius…
- Emileigh form of Emily, from Aemilius: rival
- Emiley form of Emily, from Aemilius; rival
- Emilia rival, eager
- Emiliana from Aemiliana, from Aemilius 'rival, eager'
- Emiliano from Aemilianus, 'rival, eager'; Emiliano Zapata
- Emilie rival, eager; from Aemilius
- Emilien rival, eager; from Aemilianus
- Emilio from the Roman family Aemilius, 'rival, eager'
- Emily from the Roman family name Aemilius, possibly 'rival, eager'
- Emilyann combination of Emily and Ann (grace)
- Emilyn modern blend of Emily and Lynn
- Emina faithful, trustworthy; Bosnian form of Amina
- Emir commander, prince
- Emirhan commander and khan
- Emma whole, universal
- Emmagrace combination of Emma and Grace
- Emmah form of Emma: whole, universal
- Emmajean combination of Emma and Jean (God is gracious)
- Emmalee modern blend of Emma and Lee
- Emmaleigh modern blend of Emma and Leigh
- Emmalie form of Emily, from Aemilius: rival, eager
- Emmaline form of Emmeline, from Germanic amal, work
- Emmaly form of Emily, from Aemilius: rival
- Emmalyn modern blend of Emma ('whole, universal') and Lynn
- Emmalynn modern blend of Emma and Lynn
- Emmanouil Greek form of Emmanuel, God is with us
- Emmanuel God is with us
- Emmanuela feminine of Emmanuel: God is with us
- Emmanuella feminine of Emmanuel: God is with us
- Emmanuelle God is with us
- Emmarie modern blend of Emma and Marie
- Emmarose combination of Emma (whole) and Rose
- Emme short form of Emma: whole, universal
- Emmeline work; Old French diminutive of Germanic names with amal,…
- Emmerich work and power
- Emmerson spelling of Emerson, son of Emery
- Emmet spelling of Emmett, from a diminutive of Emma (whole)
- Emmett from a medieval diminutive of Emma, Germanic ermen, whole
- Emmie diminutive of Emma (whole) or Emily
- Emmitt spelling of Emmett, from a diminutive of Emma (whole)
- Emmylou compound of Emmy and Lou
- Emogene form of Imogen; perhaps from Gaelic 'maiden'
- Emőke diminutive of Emese, from Old Hungarian, mother or nursing
- Emori form of Emory: industrious ruler
- Emorie form of Emory: industrious ruler
- Empedocles steadfast glory (empedos + kleos); philosopher of Akragas…
- Empress a female emperor
- Emre friend, brother; poet Yunus Emre
- Emree form of Emery: work and power
- Emrie form of Emery: work power
- Emry form of Emery; home ruler
- Emrys Welsh form of Ambrose: immortal; a name of Merlin
- Emunah faith
- Emy form of Amy: beloved
- Emyr king, ruler, lord
- Ena form of Eithne, Irish 'kernel' or 'fire'
- Enam he (God) gave me; gift
- Enanedu attested name of Enanedu, high priestess of Ur c. 1800 BC;…
- Enara Basque word meaning swallow, the bird
- Encarnación incarnation
- Enda possibly bird-like; St Enda of Aran
- Endah beautiful (Javanese)
- Ender very rare, unique
- Endia form of India, named for the river Indus
- Endika Basque form of Henry, home ruler
- Ëndra dream; from ëndërr 'dream'
- Endre manly, brave; Hungarian form of Andrew
- Endrit ray of light; linked to dritë 'light'
- Endybis attested name of Endybis, first king of Aksum to mint coins…
- Enea praise; Italian form of Aeneas
- Eneida from Eneida, the Spanish name of Virgil's Aeneid
- Eneko possibly 'my little one'
- Enes friendliness, companionship; Bosnian form of Anas
- Enfys rainbow
- Engelbert bright Angle
- Engjëll angel
- Enguerrand from Germanic Ingelram, from Ingel (the god Ing) and hramn,…
- Enheduanna high priestess, ornament of heaven; Enheduanna,…
- Enid soul, life; Arthurian heroine
- Enikő created by poet Vörösmarty from Enéh, legendary mother of…
- Eniola person of wealth
- Enis friend, companion
- Enitan a person with a story
- Enkh peace
- Enkhbayar peaceful joy
- Enkhbold peaceful steel (enkh + bold)
- Enkhjargal peaceful happiness
- Enkhtuya peaceful ray of light
- Enki lord of the earth
- Enkidu perhaps 'creation of Enki'
- Enlil lord wind, lord of the air
- Enlil-bani the god Enlil is creator; king of Isin c. 1860 BC
- Enmanuel Spanish form of Emmanuel: God is with us
- Enmebaragesi attested name of Enmebaragesi, king of Kish c. 2600 BC;…
- Enmenana attested name of Enmenana, high priestess of Ur c. 2200 BC;…
- Enmerkar attested name of Enmerkar, legendary king of Uruk; meaning…
- Ennis Irish place name, island
- Enno Frisian short form of names with agin, edge or blade
- Enoch dedicated; father of Methuselah
- Enola coined by Nancy Springer for Enola Holmes; "alone" spelled…
- Enora honor; Breton saint, wife of St Efflam
- Enos man, mortal; son of Seth
- Enric home ruler
- Enrico home ruler
- Enrigue form of Enrique (Henry): home ruler
- Enrique home ruler; form of Henry
- Enriqueta feminine of Enrique (Henry); home ruler
- Ensley form of Ainsley: one's own clearing
- Envy word name: desire for what another has
- Enya kernel; anglicized Eithne
- Enyonam it is good for me
- Eochaid horseman (ech 'horse'); Eochaid Mugmedón, legendary high…
- Eochaidh horseman, from each (horse)
- Eogan born of the yew; Eógan mac Néill, founder of Cenél nEógain…
- Eoghan born of the yew tree
- Eoin Irish form of John: God is gracious
- Eomer Old English "renowned for horses"
- Eormenburh immense fortress (eormen + burh); Eormenburh, queen of…
- Eormenhild immense battle (eormen + hild); St Eormenhild, queen of…
- Eos dawn; Greek goddess of the dawn
- Eowyn coined by Tolkien for The Lord of the Rings from Old…
- Eparti attested name of Eparti, founder of the Sukkalmah dynasty…
- Epenow attested name of Epenow, Wampanoag sachem of Martha's…
- Ephraim fruitful; son of Joseph
- Ephriam form of Ephraim: fruitful
- Epifania epiphany, manifestation
- Epifanio from Epiphanius; manifestation, appearance
- Epona great mare; Gaulish goddess of horses
- Éponine from Eponina, a Gaulish woman of Roman times; linked to…
- Eporedorix king of horsemen (epo- 'horse', redo- 'ride', rix 'king');…
- Eppie pet form of Hephzibah, "my delight is in her"
- Equoni river
- Era wind, breeze
- Eragon coined by Christopher Paolini, "dragon" with one letter…
- Eran watchful, awake
- Erasmo form of Erasmus; beloved, desired
- Erato beloved, lovely; Muse of love poetry
- Erbol be a brave man (Kazakh)
- Ercole Italian form of Hercules, 'glory of Hera'
- Erdem virtue, goodness
- Erdene jewel, treasure
- Erdenebat firm jewel (erdene + bat)
- Erdenechimeg jewel ornament
- Erdenetsetseg jewel flower (erdene + tsetseg)
- Erdmann from German Erde, earth, and Mann, man
- Erek form of Erik: eternal ruler
- Erekle Georgian form of Heracles, glory of Hera; King Erekle II
- Erelieva attested name of Erelieva, mother of Theodoric the Great,…
- Eren saint, holy person; a man who has attained wisdom
- Ereshkigal lady of the great earth
- Erez cedar
- Erfan knowledge, gnosis
- Eri blessing + village (恵理); kanji vary
- Eriberto form of Heribert; bright army
- Eric eternal ruler
- Erica feminine of Eric: ever ruler
- Erick spelling of Eric: ever ruler, sole ruler
- Ericka spelling of Erica, feminine of Eric: eternal ruler
- Erickson surname meaning son of Eric (eternal ruler)
- Ericson son of Eric: eternal ruler
- Erie from Lake Erie and the Erie people
- Erigone early-born, child of the morning; sometimes seen as Virgo
- Erik eternal ruler
- Erika feminine of Erik: eternal ruler; also heather
- Erimena attested name of Erimena, king of Urartu c. 625 BC…
- Erin Ireland, from Éire
- Erina form of Erin: Ireland
- Erinna attested name of Erinna, poet of Telos, 4th c. BC; meaning…
- Eriol coined by CLAMP for Cardcaptor Sakura
- Eris strife, discord
- Erishti-Aya request of the goddess Aya; nadītu priestess of Sippar c.…
- Erita attested on Linear B tablets as a priestess at Pylos c.…
- Eriu goddess whose name became Éire, Ireland; meaning uncertain
- Erkan pillars, mainstays
- Erkhem honorable, dear, noble
- Erkin free, independent
- Erland foreigner, stranger
- Erle form of Earl: nobleman, warrior
- Erlend from Old Norse Erlendr, foreigner or stranger
- Erlene form of Earlene; feminine of Earl, nobleman
- Erline form of Earline, feminine of Earl: nobleman
- Erling descendant of the jarl (earl)
- Erma form of Irma; whole, universal, from Germanic ermen
- Ermal mountain wind; from erë 'wind' and mal 'mountain'
- Erman form of Ermin, from Germanic ermen: whole, great
- Ermanaric immense ruler (ermana- 'whole, great' + reiks 'ruler');…
- Ermanno Italian form of Herman, from hari, army, and man, man
- Ermek amusement, fun (Kazakh, Kyrgyz)
- Ermelinda from Germanic ermen (whole) and lind (gentle, soft)
- Ermelindo from Germanic ermen, whole or great, and lind, soft or…
- Ermengard whole, universal enclosure (ermen + gard); Ermengarde of…
- Ermengol from Germanic ermen, whole or great, and Gaut, a Geat
- Ermesinda from Germanic ermen, whole or great, and swinth, strength
- Ermessenda Catalan form of Ermesinda, from ermen, whole or great, and…
- Ermias Ethiopian form of Jeremiah, God will exalt
- Ermine the white winter fur of the stoat
- Erminia from the Roman family name Herminius
- Ermolai Russian form of Hermolaus, from Hermes and laos, people
- Erna earnest, serious; feminine of Ernst
- Ernest serious, earnest
- Ernestina feminine of Ernest; serious, earnest
- Ernestine feminine of Ernest: earnest, serious
- Ernie diminutive of Ernest: earnest, serious
- Ernst earnest, serious
- Eron form of Aaron: possibly high mountain
- Eros love, desire; Greek god of love
- Errol from a Scottish place name and surname; meaning uncertain
- Erroll form of Errol, from a Scottish place name
- Ertan brave dawn
- Ertuğrul brave man with a banner, hero-falcon; father of Osman I
- Erving form of Irving, from a Scottish place name possibly meaning…
- Erwan Breton form of Yves: yew
- Erwann Breton form of Yves, probably from a Germanic word for yew
- Erwin honor friend or army friend
- Erykah form of Erica: eternal ruler
- Erynn form of Erin: Ireland
- Erza coined by Hiro Mashima for Fairy Tail
- Erzsébet my God is an oath; Hungarian form of Elizabeth
- Esabella form of Isabella (Elizabeth): God is my oath
- Esarhaddon the god Ashur has given a brother; king of Assyria c. 681 BC
- Esau hairy
- Esben divine bear
- Escolástica Spanish form of Scholastica, scholar
- Esenam God has heard me
- Eseta Tongan form of Esther, star
- Esfandiar created by holy devotion; invulnerable hero of the Shahnameh
- Esfandiyar created by the holy one
- Esha desire, wish
- Eshaan form of Ishaan: lord, ruler; a name of Shiva
- Eshal a flower of paradise
- Eshan form of Ishaan: lord, ruler; guardian of the north-east
- Esharra-hammat the Esharra temple is mistress; wife of Esarhaddon c. 672 BC
- Eshmunazar the god Eshmun helps; Eshmunazar II, king of Sidon c. 475 BC
- Esi born on Sunday (Fante form)
- Esiban Ojibwe word for the raccoon
- Esihle the beautiful one
- Esin inspiration
- Esinam God has heard me
- Eskel coined by Andrzej Sapkowski for The Witcher
- Eskil god's cauldron
- Eskild from Old Norse áss, god, and ketill, cauldron or helmet
- Eskiminzin said to mean 'angry men stand in line for him'; Aravaipa…
- Eskinder Ethiopian form of Alexander, defender of men
- Esko Finnish form of Eskil, from áss, god, and ketill, cauldron
- Esme esteemed, or loved, from Old French esmé
- Esmee esteemed, beloved
- Esmeralda emerald
- Esmerelda form of Esmeralda: emerald
- Espen from Old Norse Ásbjörn: god bear
- Esperanza hope
- Esra night journey (al-Isra)
- Essence the word essence, the inner nature of something
- Essie pet form of Esther; star
- Esta form of Esther; star
- Esteban crown, garland
- Estefana feminine of Esteban (Stephen): crown, garland
- Estefani Spanish form of Stephanie: crown
- Estefanía crown, garland
- Estefany form of Stephanie, from Greek stephanos 'crown, garland'
- Estel star
- Estela star
- Estella star
- Estelle star
- Estephanie form of Stephanie; crown, garland
- Ester star (probably Persian); queen in the Book of Esther
- Estes surname from East, someone from the east; also Estes Park
- Estevan form of Esteban (Stephen): crown
- Estêvão Portuguese form of Stephen, crown
- Esteve Catalan form of Stephen, crown
- Esteven form of Esteban (Stephen): crown, garland
- Esther probably 'star'; queen in the Book of Esther
- Esti star; short form of Esther
- Estíbaliz Basque Marian title of Álava, often explained as like honey
- Estrella star
- Estrellita little star
- Estrid divinely beautiful
- Eszter star; Hungarian form of Esther
- Etain possibly jealousy or shining; heroine of The Wooing of Étaín
- Etelka coined by András Dugonics in 1788 from Etele, the Hungarian…
- Etenesh you are my sister
- Eternity from the English word eternity: endless time
- Ethan strong, firm, enduring; Ethan the Ezrahite, a wise man
- Ethaniel modern blend of Ethan and Nathaniel
- Ethel noble
- Ethelbert noble and bright; King Æthelberht of Kent
- Etheleen elaboration of Ethel: noble
- Ethelene blend of Ethel and -ene; noble
- Ethelfleda noble beauty; Æthelflæd, Lady of the Mercians
- Ethelwulf noble wolf; King Æthelwulf of Wessex, father of Alfred
- Ethelyn from Old English æthel, noble
- Ethen spelling of Ethan: firm, enduring
- Ethlyn form of Ethel: noble
- Ethniu mother of the god Lugh; meaning uncertain
- Ethyl form of Ethel; noble
- Ethyn form of Ethan: firm, strong
- Etibar trust, reliability (Azerbaijani)
- Etienne crown, garland
- Etna from Mount Etna, the volcano in Sicily
- Etornam he (God) has answered me
- Etruscilla little Etruscan woman; Herennia Etruscilla, empress, 3rd c.
- Etta short form of Henrietta: home ruler
- Ettie pet form of Henrietta; home ruler
- Ettora feminine of Ettore, 'holding fast'
- Ettore holding fast; Italian form of Hector
- Etuta attested name of Etuta, Dardanian princess and queen of…
- Euan born of the yew; or Gaelic form of John
- Euclides Portuguese form of Euclid, good glory
- Eudocia good repute (eu + doxa); Aelia Eudocia, empress and poet d.…
- Eudora good gift
- Eugen well born, noble
- Eugena form of Eugenia: well-born
- Eugene well-born, noble
- Eugenia well born, noble
- Eugenie well-born, noble
- Eugenio well born, noble
- Eui-jin righteousness + true (義眞)
- Eula "well spoken" (from Eulalia)
- Eulalia sweetly speaking
- Eulalie well-spoken, sweetly speaking
- Eulalio from Greek eulalos: well-spoken
- Eulogio from Greek eulogia: praise, blessing
- Eulpaso attested name of Eul Paso, Goguryeo prime minister c. 191…
- Eumachia good battle (eu + machē); Eumachia, priestess and patron of…
- Eun grace, kindness (恩); also silver (銀)
- Eun-bi grace + rain, or silver + rain (恩비/銀비)
- Eun-hye grace + favor/blessing (恩惠)
- Eun-ji grace + wisdom (恩智)
- Eun-seo grace + auspicious (恩瑞)
- Eun-woo grace + help/universe (恩祐/恩宇)
- Eun-young grace + flower (恩英)
- Eunan Irish form of Adomnán: little Adam
- Eunbi grace, kindness (恩) + princess or refined (妃, 斌)
- Eunbyul silver star (eun + native Korean byeol)
- Eunhee grace or silver (恩, 銀) + bright (熙)
- Eunho grace (恩) + vast or great (浩, 昊)
- Eunice good victory
- Eunique form of Unique: one of a kind
- Eunji grace, kindness (恩) + wisdom (智)
- Eunseo grace, kindness (恩) + auspicious (瑞)
- Eunsoo grace or silver (恩, 銀) + excellent (秀)
- Eunwoo grace, kindness (恩) + blessing, help (祐)
- Euodia fragrant, or good journey
- Euphemia well spoken, of good repute
- Euphrosyne mirth, joy; one of the Three Graces
- Eureka I have found it
- Eurig golden
- Europa wide face, broad gaze; the princess carried off by Zeus as…
- Eurwen gold and fair
- Eurydice wide justice
- Eusebio from Greek Eusebios: pious, devout
- Eustace fruitful, productive
- Eustacia fruitful, from Eustace
- Euterpe delight; Muse of music
- Eva life
- Evah form of Eva: living
- Evalena form of Evelina, from Germanic Avila, possibly desired
- Evalina form of Evelina, from Germanic Avila, possibly desired
- Evaline form of Eveline, from Germanic Avila, possibly desired
- Evalyn spelling of Evelyn, from the Norman name Aveline
- Evalynn spelling of Evelyn, from the Norman name Aveline
- Evamarie blend of Eva (life) and Marie
- Evan Welsh form of John: God is gracious
- Evana feminine of Evan (John): God is gracious
- Evander good man
- Evandro good man
- Evangelia good news, gospel
- Evangelina good news, gospel
- Evangeline good news, bearer of good tidings
- Evangelos bringer of good news
- Evans Welsh surname, son of Evan; God is gracious
- Evanthia from Greek eu, good, and anthos, flower
- Evariste well pleasing, the best
- Evaristo from Evaristus; well pleasing
- Evdokia good will, good repute
- Eve living, life; the first woman
- Evelena form of Evelina, from Germanic Avila, possibly desired
- Evelene form of Evelyn, from Norman Aveline, of uncertain origin
- Evelin spelling of Evelyn, from the Norman name Aveline
- Evelina elaboration of Evelyn, from Norman Aveline
- Evelyn from an English surname derived from the Norman name Aveline
- Evelynn spelling of Evelyn, from the Norman name Aveline
- Ever ever, always
- Everard brave as a boar
- Everardo form of Everard: brave as a boar
- Everest from the mountain, named for George Everest; surname from…
- Everett brave as a boar; from Everard
- Everlee modern blend of Ever and Lee
- Everley place name: wild boar clearing
- Everly wild boar clearing
- Evert brave as a boar
- Everton boar farm (place name)
- Evette form of Yvette; yew
- Evey pet form of Eve: living
- Evi diminutive of Eva: life
- Evie pet form of Eve 'life' or of Evelyn
- Evin love
- Evita Spanish pet form of Eva: life; Eva Perón
- Evlyn form of Evelyn, from Norman Aveline of uncertain meaning
- Evolet coined for the 2008 film 10,000 BC
- Evon form of Yvon or Yvonne; yew
- Evonne form of Yvonne; yew
- Evy pet form of Eve or Evelyn; Eve means life
- Ewa life; Polish form of Eve
- Ewald law and rule
- Ewan born of the yew; or Gaelic form of John
- Ewell river source, spring
- Ewen born of the yew; or form of John
- Ewing surname from Ewen (Eoghan): born of the yew
- Exavier form of Xavier: the new house
- Eyad form of Iyad: support, strength
- Eyal strength, might
- Eydis island goddess
- Eyerusalem Jerusalem
- Eyja island
- Eyjolf island wolf (ey + úlfr); Eyjólfr Bölverksson in Njáls saga
- Eylül September
- Eymen blessed, fortunate
- Eyram He has blessed me
- Eystein island or lucky stone (ey + steinn); Eystein I, king of…
- Eyüp Turkish form of Ayyub (Job), meaning uncertain
- Eyvonne form of Yvonne: yew
- Ezekiel God strengthens; a major prophet
- Ezequiel God strengthens
- Ezgi melody, tune
- Ezhil beauty
- Ezinne good mother
- Ezio from Aetius, linked to Greek aetos 'eagle'
- Ezra help; the scribe who led the return to Jerusalem
- Ezrah form of Ezra: help
- Ezreal coined by Riot Games for League of Legends
- Ezriel form of Azriel: God is my help