Names Starting with E

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Erina

From Irish Gaelic 'Éire' meaning Ireland; an elaborated…

Eriu

Old Irish feminine name meaning Ireland itself; one of the…

Erkki

Finnish form of Eric, from Old Norse Eiríkr meaning 'ever…

Erland

From Old Norse 'erlendR' meaning foreigner or stranger; a…

Erma

Variant of Irma, from Proto-Germanic ‘ermunaz’ meaning…

Ermal

Albanian masculine name meaning mountain wind, from erë…

Ermengard

From Old German 'irmin' (great, universal) and 'gart'…

Erminigild

Old Germanic form of Hermenegildo, from ermen (whole,…

Ermintrude

English form of Ermendrud, from Old Germanic ermen (whole,…

Ermioni

From ancient Greek 'Hermes' meaning messenger deity or…

Ermo

Italian short form of Erasmus (from Greek, meaning beloved)…

Erna

From Old Norse 'erna' meaning capable, vigorous; the name…

Ernest

From Germanic ‘ernest’ meaning uncertain meaning; the name…

Ernestina

Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese feminine form of Ernest,…

Ernesto

Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese form of Ernest, from Old…

Ernst

From Old High German “ernst” meaning seriousness or…

Eros

From Greek “ἔρως” meaning love or desire; name of the Greek…

Errol

From the Scottish village of Errol in Perthshire; adopted…

Erskine

From Scottish Gaelic place name meaning projecting height…

Erwin

From Germanic 'erwin' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Eryk

From Old English ‘eryk’ meaning uncertain meaning; the name…

Erzhan

From Germanic 'erzha' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Esaias

From Germanic 'esaia' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Esam

From Germanic 'esam' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Esar-Haddon

From Ancient Greek 'esar-hadd' meaning glory and strength;…

Esarhaddon

From Ancient Greek 'esarhadd' meaning glory and strength; a…

Esau

From Germanic 'esau' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Esdras

From Germanic 'esdra' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Eser

From Germanic 'eser' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Esha

From Latin 'esh' meaning noble and virtuous; a unisex name…

Esi

From Germanic 'esi' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Esila

From Latin 'esil' meaning noble and virtuous; a unisex name…

Esin

From Germanic 'esin' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Eskarne

From Germanic 'eskar' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Eskinder

From Germanic 'eskin' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Esmail

From Germanic 'esmai' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Esmanur

From Germanic 'esman' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Esmat

From Germanic 'esmat' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Esmatullah

From Hebrew 'esma' meaning God is gracious; a unisex name…

Esme

From Germanic 'esmé' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Esmee

From Latin; carried through Roman and medieval…

Esmond

From Germanic 'esmon' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Esperance

From Old French; From Old French, shaped by the Norman…

Esperanza

From Latin 'esperanz' meaning noble and virtuous; a unisex…

Esraa

From Latin 'esr' meaning noble and virtuous; a unisex name…

Essa

From Latin 'e' meaning noble and virtuous; a unisex name…

Essam

From Germanic 'essam' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Essence

From Germanic 'essen' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Essie

From Germanic 'essie' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Essil

From Germanic 'essil' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Estee

From Hebrew, with roots in the Old Testament; one of the…

Estefania

From Spanish, shaped by the Iberian Peninsula's mix of…

Estela

From Latin 'estel' meaning noble and virtuous; a unisex…

Ester

From Hebrew biblical tradition; adopted into Western names…

Estera

From Slavic roots combining meaningful elements; carried…

Esthiru

From Germanic 'esthi' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Esti

A name with multicultural roots and historical significance.

Estienne

From Germanic 'estie' meaning noble strength; a unisex name…

Etain

From Old Irish ‘ét’ meaning “jealousy, passion”; heroine of…

Etan

From Hebrew 'etan' meaning from Hebrew; Hebrew form of…