| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z |
| Eachan |
Scottish Gaelic |
A brown horse. |
| Eamnonn |
Irish Gaelic |
Irish Gaelic form of Edmund. Protector. |
| Eamon |
|
Protector. |
| Earl |
Old English |
A nobleman. |
| Earnest |
Teutonic |
The serious, earnest one. |
| Earvin |
Scottish |
From a placename (Irving). |
| Eaton |
Old English |
From the estate by the river. |
| Eban |
Hebrew |
stone |
| Ebenezer |
Hebrew |
The rock of help. A placename that is mentioned in the Bible. |
| Eberhard |
Teutonic |
As brave as a wild boar. Also see Everard. |
| Ebrahim |
Arabic |
Arabic form of Abraham. |
| Ed |
Old English |
Happy guardian. From the name Edgar, Edmund, Edward, Edwin and other names. |
| Edan |
Irish Gaelic |
The little fiery one. |
| Edbert |
Old English |
Prosperous and bright. |
| Eddie |
|
Great spearman. |
| Eddy |
|
Great spearman. |
| Eden |
Hebrew/Old English |
Hebrew: The place of pleasure (from the Garden of Eden). Old English: A bear cub. A boy or girl's name. |
| Edgar |
Old English |
Great spearman. |
| Edgardo |
Old English/French |
prosperous warrior |
| Edison |
Old English |
The son of Edgar, Edmund or Edward. Great spearman. |
| Edlin |
Old English |
A prosperous friend. |
| Edmond |
English |
prosperous protector |
| Edmund |
Old English |
Protector. |
| Edolf |
Old English |
A prosperous wolf. |
| Edom |
Hebrew |
Red. |
| Edric |
Old English |
A prosperous ruler. |
| Edsel |
Teutonic |
The noble one. |
| Edward |
Old English |
Happy guardian. |
| Edwardo |
|
Happy guardian. |
| Edwin |
Old English |
Prosperous friend. |
| Efrain |
Spanish |
Fruitful. One of the sons of Joseph in the Bible. |
| Efram |
Hebrew |
Fruitful. One of the sons of Joseph in the Bible. |
| Efrem |
Hebrew |
Fruitful. One of the sons of Joseph in the Bible. |
| Egan |
Irish Gaelic |
Little fire. |
| Egbert |
Old English |
A bright sword. |
| Egerton |
Old English |
edge |
| Egeus |
|
From Shakespeare's play Midsummer-Night's Dream. |
| Egil |
Norwegian, French |
the edge or point, a sting |
| Eglamour |
|
From Shakespeare's play Two Gentlemen of Verona. |
| Egmont |
German |
weapon, defender |
| Egon |
Teutonic |
The point of a sword. |
| Egor |
Russian |
Russian form of George. A tiller of the soil (farmer). |
| Egyed |
Hungarian |
shieldbearer |
| Ehner |
Old English |
Noble and famous. |
| Ehno |
Italian from Teutonic |
A protector. |
| Ehnore |
Old English |
From the riverbank with Elm trees. |
| Ehren |
Teutonic |
Honourable. |
| Ehud |
Hebrew |
The sympathetic one. |
| Eideard |
Scottish Gaelic |
A rich guardian. |
| Einar |
Old Norse |
A lone warrior. |
| Eirik |
Norwegian |
An all-powerful ruler. |
| Eisig |
Hebrew |
he who laughs |
| Ekachakra |
Hindu |
son of Kashyapa |
| Eknath |
Hindu |
poet, saint |
| Eladio |
Latin |
A man from Greece. |
| Elan |
Hebrew/ Native American |
Hebrew: A tree. North American Indian: The friendly one. |
| Eland |
Old English |
From the island. |
| Elbert |
Teutonic |
Noble and illustrious. |
| Elbow |
|
From Shakespeare's play Measure for Measure. |
| Elden |
Old English |
An old, wise friend. |
| Eldin |
Old English |
An old, wise friend. |
| Eldon |
Old English |
From the hill. |
| Eldred |
Old English |
A great counsellor. |
| Eldric |
Old English |
An old, wise ruler. |
| Eldrich |
Old English |
An old, wise ruler. |
| Eldridge |
Old English |
From the Alder tree ridge. |
| Eldwin |
Old German |
old friend |
| Eleazar |
Hebrew |
God is my help. |
| Elek |
Hungarian |
helper and defender of mankind |
| Elezar |
Hebrew |
God is my help. |
| Elgan |
Welsh |
bright circle |
| Elgar |
Old English |
A noble spear. |
| Eli |
Hebrew |
The highest. A biblical name. Also from the name Elias, Elijah, Elisha. |
| Elia |
|
The Lord is God. |
| Elias |
Hebrew |
The Lord is God. An Israelite prophet in the Bible. |
| Elijah |
Hebrew |
The Lord is God. |
| Eliot |
|
The Lord is God. |
| Elisha |
Hebrew |
God is my salvation. The successor of Elijah in the Bible. A boy or girl's name. |
| Elkan |
Hebrew |
Possessed by God. |
| Ellar |
Scottish Gaelic |
A butler or steward. |
| Ellard |
Teutonic |
A noble ruler. |
| Ellery |
Teutonic/Cornish |
Tuetonic: From the Elder tree. Cornish: A Swan. |
| Elliot |
|
The Lord is God. From the name Elijah. |
| Elliott |
English from Old French |
The Lord is God. |
| Ellis |
English from Greek |
A form of Elias. See Elijah. |
| Ellison |
English from Greek |
The son of Ellis or Elias. The Lord is God. Also see Elijah. |
| Elmar |
Old English |
famous nobleman |
| Elmo |
unknown |
proctector |
| Elner |
Teutonic |
Famous. |
| Eloy |
Latin |
To choose. A Spanish name. |
| Elroy |
English from French |
The king. Also see Leroy. |
| Elsdon |
Old English |
From the noble one's valley. |
| Elston |
Old English |
From the nob one's farm. |
| Elton |
Old English |
The old town. |
| Elu |
Native American |
full of grace |
| Elvin |
Teutonic |
All wise. |
| Elvis |
Old Norse |
All wise. |
| Elvy |
Old English |
An elfin warrior. |
| Elward |
Old English |
A noble guardian. |
| Elwin |
Old English |
A friend of the elves. |
| Elwood |
Old English |
The ruler of the elves. |
| Ely |
|
The highest. |
| Emerson |
|
The son of Emery. Ruler of work. |
| Emery |
Teutonic |
Ruler of work. |
| Emil |
Teutonic |
Industrious. The masculine form of Emily. |
| Emilio |
Italian/Spanish |
Industrious. The masculine form of Emily. |
| Emir |
Arabic |
charming prince |
| Emlen |
Teutonic |
Industrious. The masculine form of Emily. |
| Emlyn |
Welsh |
Industrious. The masculine form of Emily. |
| Emmanuel |
Hebrew |
God is with us. A boy or girl's name. |
| Emmet |
Old English |
Industrious. A boy or girl's name. |
| Emrey |
Teutonic |
An industrious ruler. |
| Emrick |
Welsh |
immortal |
| Emrys |
Welsh |
Welsh form of Ambrose. Immortal. |
| Emyr |
Welsh |
Honour. |
| Enda |
Irish Gaelic |
Bird-like. A boy or girl's name. |
| Endymion |
Greek |
A beautiful youth from mythology. |
| Eneas |
Greek |
The praised one. |
| Engelbert |
Teutonic |
A bright Angel. |
| Ennis |
Celtic |
From the island. Also see Innes. |
| Ennor |
Cornish |
From the boundary. A boy or girl's name. |
| Enoch |
Hebrew |
Experienced, or consecrated. A biblical name. |
| Enos |
Hebrew |
Mankind. A character in the Bible. Also an Irish form of Angus. |
| Enrico |
Italian |
The ruler of the home or estate. |
| Enrique |
Portuguese/Spanish |
The ruler of the home or estate. |
| Enzo |
Italian |
From the Laurel tree or crowned with laurels. From the name Lorenzo and other names. |
| Eoin |
Gaelic |
Gaelic form of John. God is gracious. |
| Ephraim |
Hebrew |
Fruitful. One of the sons of Joseph in the Bible. |
| Erasmus |
Greek |
Worthy of love. |
| Erastus |
Greek |
The loving one. |
| Ercole |
Italian |
From the exceptionally strong mythological hero (Hercules). |
| Erebus |
Greek |
The mythological God of darkness. |
| Erek |
Polish |
lovable |
| Erhard |
Teutonic |
Strong and honourable. |
| Eric |
Old Norse |
Honourable ruler. |
| Erik |
Norwegian |
Honourable ruler. |
| Erin |
Irish Gaelic |
From Ireland. A boy or girl's name. |
| Erith |
Old English |
From the gravelly landing place. An English placename. |
| Erland |
Old Norse |
A foreigner, a stranger. |
| Ermanno |
Italian |
A man of the army. |
| Ernest |
Teutonic |
The serious, earnest one. |
| Ernie |
|
The serious, earnest one. |
| Eros |
Greek |
The God of love. |
| Errol |
Scottish |
To wander. |
| Erroll |
|
To wander. |
| Erskine |
Scottish Gaelic |
From the heights. |
| Eruera |
Maori |
Maori form of Edward. Happy guardian. |
| Ervin |
Scottish |
From a placename (Irving). |
| Erwin |
Old English |
From the words `boar' and 'friend'. |
| Eryx |
Greek |
A mythological figure. |
| Esau |
Hebrew |
The hairy one. The son of Isaac and brother of Jacob in the Bible. |
| Esbern |
Old Norse |
A divine bear. |
| Escalus |
|
From Shakespeare's plays Measure for Measure and Romeo & Juliet. |
| Escanes |
|
From Shakespeare's play Pericles |
| Esidor |
Greek |
The gift of Isis (an Egyptian goddess). |
| Esmond |
Old English |
The gracious or handsome protector. |
| Esra |
Hebrew |
The helper. A prophet in the Bible. |
| Essex |
Old English |
The Saxons from the east. An English county. |
| Essien |
African |
sixth-born son |
| Este |
Italian |
From the east. |
| Esteban |
Spanish |
Spanish form of Stephen. A crown or garland. |
| Estes |
Latin |
estuary |
| Ethan |
Hebrew |
Firm, strong. |
| Ethelred |
Teutonic |
A noble counsellor. |
| Etienne |
French |
French form of Stephen. |
| Eton |
Old English |
From the estate by the river. |
| Ettore |
Italian |
To hold fast. The name of a Trojan hero in classical mythology. |
| Etzel |
Teutonic |
The noble one. |
| Euan |
Scottish Gaelic |
Possibly meaning born of the Yew tree. |
| Eudor |
Greek |
good gift |
| Eugene |
Greek |
Born lucky. |
| Eumann |
Scottish Gaelic |
A prosperous protector. Also see Eamonn. |
| Euridice |
unknown |
justice |
| Eurwyn |
Welsh |
Fair and golden. |
| Eusebio |
Greek |
Pious, respectful. |
| Eustace |
Greek |
Fruitful, or steadfast. |
| Evan |
Welsh |
Young warrior. Also see John and Owen. |
| Evander |
Greek |
A good man. A mythological character. |
| Evangelos |
Greek |
The evangelist. |
| Evelyn |
English |
From an old surname, but also related to Eve. A boy or girl's name. |
| Everard |
Old English |
As strong or brave as a boar. Also see Eberhard. |
| Everet |
Old English |
As strong or brave as a boar. Also see Eberhard. |
| Everett |
Old English |
As strong or brave as a boar. Also see Eberhard. |
| Everild |
Old English |
The slayer of the boar. A boy or girl's name. |
| Everley |
Old English |
From the place of the wild boar. |
| Evzen |
Czech |
of noble birth |
| Ewald |
Teutonic |
He who rules by the law. |
| Ewan |
Scottish Gaelic |
Possibly meaning born of the Yew tree. |
| Ewart |
Old English |
A ewe herder. |
| Ewing |
Old English |
A friend of the law. |
| Eyan |
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| Eydie |
|
Rich gift. |
| Ezekiel |
Hebrew |
God strengthens, or the strength of God. One of the books of the Bible. |
| Ezio |
Latin |
Like an eagle. |
| Ezra |
Hebrew |
The helper. A prophet in the Bible. |
