Baby Names that Start with “E”

Baby Girl Names that Start with “E”

Eabha (eeva)

Means “to live,” of Irish origin

Éadaoin (ee-den)

Means “jealousy,” of Irish origin

Ealisaid (ee-liss-sed)

Means “God is an oath,” of Manx origin

Earline (erleen)

Means “related to an earl,” of English origin

Eartha (er-thuh)

Means “earth,” of African American origin

Ebba (ebba)

Meaning unknown, of English origin

Ebony (ehba-nee)

Means “black,” of English origin

Echo (ekko)

Means “reflected sound,” of Greek origin

Edda (ehda)

Means “great-grandmother,” of Icelandic origin

Edeline (eh-deh-leen)

Means “noble,” of French and English origin

Edelmira (ay-del-mee-ra)

Means “famous noble,” of Spanish origin

Ederne (ehderneh)

Means “beautiful,” of Basque origin

Edina (ehdeena)

Meaning unknown, of Hungarian origin

Edith (eedith)

Means “fortune,” of English origin

Edmonia (ed-mon-ya)

Means “nobility,” of Creole origin

Edna (edna)

Means “grain or kernel”, of Scottish origin

Eevi (eevee)

Means “to live,” of Finnish and Estonian origin

Efigenia (eh-fee-djen-ya)

Means “born with strength,” of Portuguese origin

Efua (eh-foo-ah)

Means “born on a Friday,” of Akan origin

Eglentine (egglin-tyne)

Means “sweet briar,” of English origin

Eila (ay-la)

Means “torch,” of Finnish origin

Eileen (eyeleen)

Means “desired,” of Irish origin

Eilis (eyelish)

Means “God is an oath,” of Irish origin

Eimear (eemer)

Means “swift,” of Irish origin

Eirlys (air-liss)

Means “snowdrop flower,” of Welsh origin

Eka (ehka)

Means “torture,” of Georgian origin

Ekaterina (eh-ka-ter-eena)

Means “purity,” of Russian origin

Elaheh (eh-la-heh)

Means “goddess,” of Persian origin

Elaine (eh-lane)

Means “torch,” of French origin

Elaya (ee-lay-ya)

Means “sublime, height,” of Arabic origin

Eldora (el-doe-ra)

Meaning unknown, of Galician origin

Edwige (ed-veejh)

Means “combat,” of French origin

Eleanor (ella-nor)

Meaning unknown, of Occitan origin

Elena (ell-eh-na)

Means “torch,” of multiple origins inlcuding Italian, French and Russian

Eleonora (eh-la-no-ra)

Meaning unknown, of Italian, Swedish and Dutch origin, also spelled Elanora, Eleanora and Elinora

Elfriede (el-free-deh)

Means “elf strength,” of German origin, also spelled Elfrida

Eliana (elly-ahna)

Means “God has answered,” of Hebrew origin

Elida (elee-duh)

Means “noble type,” of Danish and Faroese origin

Elikapeka (eh-lee-ka-pehka)

Means “my God is an oath,” of Hawaiian origin

Elin (eh-leen)

Means “torch,” of Swedish and Norwegian origin

Eliora (el-lee-yo-ra)

Means “God is my light,” of Hebrew origin

Eliza (ee-lye-zuh)

Means “God is an oath,” of Hebrew origin

Elizabeth (elizz-uh-beth)

Means “God is an oath,” of Hebrew origin

Ella (elluh)

Means “other,” of English origin

Elise (uhlees)

Means “God is an oath,” of German origin

Elitsa (eh-leet-sa)

Means “spruce or fir tree,” of Bulgarian origin

Elke (el-keh)

Means “of noble birth,” of Dutch and Frisian origin

Ellen (ellin)

Means “torch,” of English origin

Elmira (el-meera)

Means “famous noble,” of English origin

Elodie (el-oh-dee)

Means “foreign riches,” of French origin

Eloise (ello-ees)

Means “hale,” of French origin

Elsa (elsuh)

Means “God is an oath,” of German origin

Elva (elvuh)

Means “elf,” of Danish origin

Elvira (el-vee-ra)

Means “the whole truth,” of Russian, Hungarian and German origin

Elysa (eleesa)

Means “God is an oath,” of German origin

Elzbieta (elzh-bee-ta)

Means “God is an oath,” of Polish origin

Eman (eemahn)

Means “faith,” of Arabic and Urdu origin

Ember (emburr)

Means “ember,” of English origin

Emberly (emberlee)

Means ‘of the embers,” of English origin

Embla (em-bla)

Means “the first woman,” of Swedish origin

Emerald (emruld)

Means “emerald,” of English origin

Emilia (aymeel-ya)

Means “rival,” of Latin origin

Emily (emmalee)

Means “rival,” of Latin origin

Emina (emeenah)

Means “truthful,” of Bosnian origin

Emlyn (emlin)

Means “around the valley,” of Welsh origin

Emma (emma)

Means “universal,” of German origin

Emnilda (emneel-dah)

Means “universal battle,” of Medieval Slavic origin

Emon (ee-mon)

Means “sweet and charming,” of Thai origin

Emunah (emoona)

Means “faith,” of Hebrew origin

Endzela (en-djeh-la)

Means “snowdrop,” of Georgian origin

Enid (ee-nid)

Means “soul,” of Welsh origin

Eniko (eh-nee-koo)

Means “young hind,” of Hungarian origin

Enna (eh-na)

Means “lake,” of Estonian origin

Enthanou (en-tha-noo)

Means “rainbow,” of Khmer origin

Enya (enya)

Means “kernel of grain,” of Irish origin

Eponine (eh-po-neen)

Meaning unknown, of French origin

Erica (air-ricka)

Means “mighty ruler,” of German origin, also spelled Erika

Erma (air-ma)

Means “universal, complete,” of German origin

Erna (airna)

Means “serious,” of German and Norwegian origin

Ernestine (er-nes-teen)

Means “serious,” of German origin

Esma (Esma)

Means “supreme,” of Bosnian origin

Esme (es-may)

Means “loved or esteemed,” of French origin

Esmeralda (ezmurelda)

Means “emerald,” of Spanish origin

Esore (eh-so-reh)

Meaning unknown, of French Creole origin

Esperanza (es-peh-rahnza)

Means “to hope,” of Spanish origin

Esra (essra)

Means “travel at night,” of Turkish origin

Essence (eh-sens)

Means “essence,” of English origin

Estefania (eh-steh-fahn-ya)

Means “a wreath,” of Portuguese origin

Estelle (estell)

Means “star,” of French origin

Esther (ess-turr)

Means “star,” of Persian origin, also spelled Ester

Estrella (esstrella)

Means “star,” of Spanish origin

Etana (ay-ta-na)

Means “my strength,” of Hebrew origin, also spelled Eitana

Etenesh (ehtenesh)

Means “you are my sister,” of Amharic origin

Eteri (eh-ter-ree)

Means “air,” of Georgian origin

Ethel (ethull)

Means “noble,” of English origin

Etoro (eh-toe-ro)

Means “praise,” of Efik origin

Etsuko (et-soo-ko)

Means “child of joy,” of Japanese origin

Etta (etta)

Means “ruler,” of English origin

Ettel (et-tull)

Means “refined,” of Yiddish origin

Eugenie (yoo-dzhenee)

Means “well born,” of French originn

Eula (yoo-la)

Means “word,” of Greek origin

Eulalia (yoo-lahlya)

Means “sweet-spoken,” of Greek origin

Eunice (yoo-niss)

Means “good victory,” of Greek origin

Eun-Ji (yoon-jee)

Means “kind earth,” of Korean origin

Eun-Young (yoon-yung)

Means “merciful hero,” of Korean origin

Euphemia (yoo-pheem-ya)

Means “words of good omen,” of Greek origin

Eva (eeva or ayva)

Means “life,” of Hebrew origin, also spelled Iva or Eeva

Evangeline (ehvanja-lee)

Means “good news”, of Greek origin

Evanna (eevah-na)

Means “God is gracious,” of Swedish origin

Evdokiya (Ev-do-kee-ya)

Means “to be well satisfied,” of Bulgarian origin

Eve (eev)

Means “to breathe, to give life,” of Hebrew origin

Evelina (ehvuh-leena)

Means “desired,” of English origin, also spelled Evalina

Evelyn (ehvellin)

Means “desired,” of English origin

Everly (everlee)

Means “boar woodland,” of English origin

Evernia (eh-vern-ya)

Meaning “spouting well,” of Greek origin

Evgenia (ev-ghen-ya)

Means “well born,” of Russian origin

Evita (eh-vee-ta)

Means “life,” of Latvian and Spanish origin

Evodia (eh-vo-dee-ya)

Means “good journey,” of Greek origin

Ewunia (eh-voon-ya)

Means “life,” of Polish origin

Eydis (ay-diss)

Meaning unknown, of Faroese and Danish origin

Eydna (ayd-na)

Means “prosperity, fortune,” of Faroese and Danish origin

Ezora (eh-zo-ra)

Means “from Isauria,” of Louisiana Creole origin

Baby Boy Names that Start with “E”

Eamon (ehmin)

Means “rich protection,” of Irish origin

Earl (url)

Means “earl,” of English origin

Easton (eestin)

Means “eastern town,” of English origin

Ebdulla- (ehbdulla)

Means “of God,” of Kurdish origin

Eben (eh-ben)

Means “stone,” of Hebrew origin

Ebenezer (eh-bin-ez-er)

Means “stone of help,” of Hebrew origin

Ebraheem (eb-ra-heem)

Means “father of nations,” of Persian origin, also spelled Ebrahim

Eburwin (eh-bur-vin)

Means “friend of boars,” of German origin

Edgar (edgurr)

Means “fortune,” of English origin

Edison (eddissin)

Means “son of Adam,” of English origin

Edmao (ed-mow)

Means “rich protection,” of Limburgish origin

Edmondo (ed-mahn-doe)

Means “rich protection,” of Italian origin

Edmund (ed-mynd)

Means “rich protection,” of English origin, also spelled Edmond

Edsel (edsell)

Means “little father,” of German origin

Edward (edword)

Means “rich protection” of English origin

Edwin (edwin)

Means “wealthy friend,” of English and Dutch origin

Eetu (ee-too)

Means “defending riches,” of Finnish origin

Efisio (Eh-fee-see-oh)

Means “one from Ephesus,” of Italian origin

Efosa (eh-foe-sa)

Means “God’s well,” of Yoruba origin

Egil (eh-gill)

Means “awe, terror” of Norwegian origin

Egino (eh-ghee-no)

Means “the edge of a sword,” of Ancient Germanic origin

Egon (ay-gon)

Means “the edge of a sword,” of German origin

Eiken (eye-ken)

Meaning unknown, of Japanese origin

Eiler (ay-ler)

Means “brave, hardy,” of Norwegian origin

Einar (ay-nar)

Means “lone warrior,” of Icelandic, Norwegian and Estonian origin, also spelled Ejnar

Einion (ayn-yin)

Means “anvil,” of Welsh origin

Eino (ay-no)

Means “the rule of a weapon, of Finnish origin

Eitaro (ay-tah-ro)

Meaning unknown, of Japanese origin

Ejvind (ayvind)

Means “island of good fortune,” of Danish origin

Ekewaka (ehkeh-vahka)

Means “protection,” of Hawaiian origin

Ekhi (ek-hee)

Means “sun,” of Basque origin

Elam (eh-lam)

Means “eternity,” of Hebrew origin

Elbert (el-burt)

Means “noble, bright,” of Dutch origin

Elbio (el-bee-oh)

Meaning unknown, of Gaelic and Spanish origin

Eldad (eldahd)

Means “God has loved,” of Hebrew origin

Elden (eldin)

Means “ray of light,” of Manchu origin

Eldrick (eldrick)

Means “old or wise ruler,”

Elef (eh-leff)

Means “elf,” of Danish origin

Eli (ee-lye)

Means “my God,” of Hebrew origin

Elian (eh-lee-ahn)

Means “my God is king,” of Dutch origin

Elias (ee-lye-as)

Means “my God is King,” of Hebrew origin

Eliel (eh-lee-el)

Means “my God on high,” of Hebrew origin

Eliezer (el-ee-yez-urr)

Means “God is my help,” of Hebrew origin

Elijah (el-eye-dja)

Means “my God is King,” of Hebrew origin

Ellis (ellis)

Means “kind,” of Welsh origin

Elwood (el-wood)

Means “forest of elder trees,” of English origin

Elnatan (elnah-tahn)

Means “God has given,” of Hebrew origin

Elio (eh-leeyo)

Means “sun,” of Italian originn

Eisav (ay-sav)

Means “ruddy, red,” of Hebrew origin, also spelled Esav or Esau

Elisei (eh-lee-say)

Means “Godly salvation,” of Russian origin

Eliseo (eh-lee-say-oh)

Means “God is salvation,” of Spanish and Italian origin

Elisha (elee-sha)

Means “God is salvation,” of Hebrew origin

Elmar (elmar)

Means “famous sword,” of German origin

Elmo (el-mo)

Means “helmet of protection,” of German origin

Elsdon (elsdin)

Means “Eli’s valley,” of English origin

Elsworth (el-swirth)

Means “elf enclosure,” of English origin

Elroy (el-roy)

Means “of the king,” of English origin

Elvar (el-var)

Means “elfin,” of ancient Norse origin

Elvis (elviss)

Means “hale, healthy, wide,” of English origin

Elwyn (el-win)

Means “elf friend,” of English origin

Emanuel (ehmanyoo-el)

Means “God is with us,” of Hebrew origin, also spelled Emmanuel

Emelius (ay-meel-ee-yuss)

Means “rival,” of Latin origin, also spelled Emilius

Emeric (eh-mer-ick)

Means “universal ruler,” of French origin

Emidio (ehmee-dee-oh)

Meaning unknown, of Italian origin

Emil (aymeel)

Means “rival,” of Latin origin

Emiliano (ay-mee-lee-ah-no)

Means “rival,” of Spanish and Italian origin

Emmett (emmit)

Means “truth,” of Hebrew origin, also spelled Emmitt or Emet

Emong (eemong)

Means “helmet” of Tagalog and Filipino origin

Emran (em-rahn)

Means “exalted nation,” of Bengali origin

Emrik (emrick)

Means “universal ruler,” of Swedish origin

Ender (endurr)

Means “rare,” of Turkish origin

Eneko (en-eh-ko)

Meaning unknown, of Basque origin

Enji (en-gee)

Means “the curing circle,” of Japanese origin

Ennio (en-yo)

Meaning unknown, of Italian origin

Ennis (en-nis)

Means “island,” of Irish origin

Enoch (ee-nock)

Means “dedicated,” of Hebrew origin

Enrique (enree-kay)

Means “home ruler,” of Spanish origin

Enver (envurr)

Means “more luminous”, of Turkish origin

Enzo (enzo)

Means “giant,” of Italian origin

Ephraim (effrum)

Means “fruitful,” of Hebrew origin, also spelled Efraim

Eraldo (eh-rahl-doe)

Means “powerful army,” of Italian origin

Erasmus (eh-razz-muss)

Means “beloved,” of Greek origin

Erblin (ayr-bleen)

Means “the scent of a linden tree,” of Albanian origin

Ercole (er-ko-leh)

Means “glory,” of Italian origin

Erland- (air-lund)

Means “foreigner,” of Swedish and Norwegian origin

Ernest (er-nest)

Means “serious,” of German origin

Erno (erno)

Means “serious,” of Finnish origin

Erofei (eh-ro-fay)

Means “sanctified by God,” of Russian origin, also spelled Erofey

Erskine (er-skin)

Means “projecting height,” of Scottish and Irish origin

Esajas (eh-sigh-yahs)

Means “God is my salvation,” of Sami origin

Esben (ez-ben)

Means “bear of God,” of Norwegian origin

Esteban (essteh-bahn)

Means “wealthy crown,” of Spanish origin

Estes (es-tees)

Means “from the house of Estes,” of English origine

Esuperio (eh-soo-pay-ree-yo)

Means “to greatly exceed or surpass,” of Italian origin

Etienne (eh-tee-en)

Means “a wreath that surrounds,” of French origin

Eugene (yoo-jeen)

Means “well born,” of Greek origin

Eulampios (yoo-lahm-pee-ohs)

Means “to give good light,” of Greek origin

Euphronio (yoo-fro-nee-yo)

Means “of the mind, intellect,” of Greek origin

Eusebio (yoo-seh-bee-yo)

Means “pious,” of Portuguese origin

Evan (eh-van)

Means “God is gracious,” of Welsh origin

Evangelos (eh-van-gel-ohs)

Means “bringer of good news,” of Greek origin

Even (eh-ven)

Means “island of good fortune,” of Norwegian origin

Everard (eh-vurr-ahrd)

Means “brave and hardy,” of English origin

Everett (evritt)

Means “brave” or “boar,” of English origin, also spelled Everitt

Evert (eh-vert)

Means “wild boar,” of Dutch origin

Evgeny (ev-gheh-nee)

Means “noble,” of Russian origin

Evilasio (eh-vee-lah-see-yo)

Meaning unknown, of Portuguese origin

Eytan (ay-tahn)

Means “strength, of Hebrew origin, also spelled Eitan and Etan

Evyatar (ev-ya-tar)

Means “my father excels,” of Hebrew origin

Ewald (yoo-weld)

Means “rule of law,” of German origin

Ewell (yoo-well)

Means “river source, spring,” of English origin

Ewoud (ay-vowt)

Means “rule of law,” of Dutch origin

Exainetos (ek-say-neh-tos)

Means “outside praise,” of Greek origin

Exauce (ehks-sow-seh)

Means “to fulfill a prayer,” of West African origin

Eylem (ay-lem)

Means “action,” of Turkish origin

Ezan (eh-zahn)

Means “call to worship,” of Bosnian origin

Ezekiel (ehzeek-yull)

Means “God will strengthen,” of Hebrew origin

Ezra (ezruh)

Means “help,” of Hebrew origin

Gender-Neutral Baby Names that Start with “E”

Earhart (air-hart)

Means “hardy honor,” of German origin

Early (er-lee)

Means “early,” of English origin

Eberechi (eh-beh-retchy)

Means “mercy of God,” of Nigerian origin

Eden (ee-din)

Means “delight,” of Hebrew origin

Efemena (eh-feh-men-na)

Means “here is my wealth,” of Urhobo origin

Eko (eeko)

Means “first,” of Javanese origin

Elliot (elly-it)

Means “my God is powerful,” of English origin

Ellison (elluh-sin)

Means “son of Ellis,” of English origin

Enfys (enfiss)

Means “rainbow,” of Welsh origin

Ensley (enslee)

Means “solitary,” of English origin

Emerson (emersin)

Means “son of Emer,” of English origin

Emery (em-ree)

Meaning unknown, of English origin

Enitan (eh-nee-tawn)

Means “a person with a story,” of Yoruba origin

Erin (err-in)

Means “Ireland,” of Irish origin

Esta (eh-sta)

Means “myrtle,” of Persian origin

Ever (eh-vurr)

Means “ever,” of English origin

Evermore (eh-vur-mor)

Means “town of Ever,” of English origin

Evren (ehv-rin)

Means “the cosmic universe,” of Turkish origin