| 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 |
| Eartha |
Old English |
Of the earth. |
| Easter |
Old English |
From the holiday. |
| Ebba |
Old English |
From the rich fortress. |
| Ebere |
African |
mercy |
| Eberta |
Teutonic |
Bright, brilliant. |
| Ebony |
Greek |
A black wood. |
| Ebrel |
Cornish |
From April, the first month in the Roman calendar, and the beginning of spring. Cornish form of April. |
| Echo |
Greek |
A repeating round. The name of a nymph in Greek mythology. |
| Eda |
Old English |
Rich, prosperous. |
| Edalene |
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Noble, King. |
| Edaline |
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Noble, King. |
| Edana |
Gaelic |
Fiery. |
| Edda |
Old English |
rich |
| Edeline |
German |
Noble and kind. Also see Adele. |
| 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. |
| Edena |
Hawaiian |
Renewal, rejuvenation. |
| Edeva |
Old English |
A rich gift. |
| Edina |
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A prosperous friend. The feminine form of Edwin. |
| Edith |
Old English |
Prosperity, or a gift. |
| Edlyn |
Old English |
A noble maiden. |
| Edme |
Scottish |
Protector. A variation of Esme, and the feminine form of Edmund. |
| Edmonda |
Old English |
A rich protector. The feminine form of Edmund. |
| Edna |
Hebrew |
Renewal, rejuvenation. |
| Edolie |
Old English |
noble |
| Edrea |
Old English |
Prosperous, powerful. |
| Edria |
Hebrew |
mighty |
| Edwerdina |
Old English |
A prosperous guardian. The female form of Edward. |
| Edwina |
Old English |
A prosperous friend. The feminine form of Edwin. |
| Edythe |
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Prosperity, or a gift. |
| Eerin |
Aboriginal |
A small grey owl. |
| Effie |
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Of good reputation. |
| Effy |
|
Of good reputation. |
| Efia |
Ghanese |
born on tuesday |
| Efrosini |
Hebrew |
a fawn or a bird |
| Efterpi |
Greek |
pretty in face |
| Egeria |
Greek |
A wise adviser. |
| Eglantine |
Old French |
A flower name, from Old French. |
| Eiddwen |
Welsh |
The beloved fair one. |
| Eileen |
Irish Gaelic |
The light of the sun. The Irish form of Helen. |
| Eilis |
Irish Gaelic |
A form of Elizabeth, meaning consecrated to God. |
| Eir |
Old Norse |
The name of the goddess of healing. |
| Eira |
Welsh |
Snow. |
| Eireen |
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Peace. |
| Eirena |
|
Peace. |
| Eirene |
|
Peace. |
| Eirian |
Welsh |
Silver. |
| Eirwen |
Welsh |
As white as snow. |
| Eithne |
Irish Gaelic |
Ardent, fiery. Also see Aine and Ena. |
| Ekala |
Aboriginal |
A lake. |
| Ekaterina |
Russian |
Pure. From the name Catherine or Katherine. Also used as an independent name. |
| Ekta |
Hindu |
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| Ela |
Old English |
Elfin, a fairy maiden. Also a diminutive of Eleanor, Elizabeth, Ellen and Helen. |
| Elaine |
English |
From the Old French form of Helen. |
| Elana |
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A tree. |
| Elanora |
Aboriginal |
A home by the sea. |
| Elata |
Latin |
Exalted, of high birth. |
| Elberta |
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Noble and illustrious. The feminine form of Albert. |
| Elbertina |
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Noble and illustrious. The feminine form of Albert. |
| Elbertine |
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Noble and illustrious. The feminine form of Albert. |
| Elda |
Italian |
A battle maiden. |
| Eldora |
Spanish |
The golden one. |
| Eleanor |
Old French |
The light of the sun. A form of Helen. |
| Electra |
Greek |
Brilliant. |
| Elena |
Italian/Portuguese/Spanish |
The light of the sun. Also see Eileen, Elaine, Eleanor and Ellen. |
| Eleni |
Greek |
The light of the sun. Also see Eileen, Elaine, Eleanor and Ellen. |
| Elenna |
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A tree. |
| Eleora |
Hebrew |
the lord is my light |
| Elephteria |
Freedom. |
| Eleri |
Welsh |
The name of a river. |
| Elexus |
Latin |
Elex, Lex, Lexus |
| Elfreda |
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Noble and ready. Feminine form of Alphonse. |
| Elga |
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The holy one. |
| Eliane |
Latin |
From the Greek word for sun. |
| Elida |
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The little winged one. |
| Elie |
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The light of the sun. A form of Helen. |
| Elina |
Greek, Hindu |
pure, intelligent |
| Elinor |
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The light of the sun. A form of Helen. |
| Elinore |
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The light of the sun. A form of Helen. |
| Eliora |
Hebrew |
God is my light. |
| Elisa |
Spanish |
dedicated to God |
| Elisabeth |
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Consecrated to God. |
| Elise |
French |
Consecrated to God. Also see Isabel and Lisa. |
| Elisha |
Hebrew |
God is my salvation. The successor of Elijah in the Bible. A boy or girl's name. |
| Eliska |
Czech |
truthful |
| Elissa |
Greek |
Consecrated to God. Also see Isabel and Lisa. |
| Elita |
Old French |
The little winged one or the chosen one. |
| Elizabeth |
Hebrew |
Consecrated to God. A name from the Bible. Also see Isabel and Lisa. |
| Elke |
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The defender, or helper of mankind. Form of Alexandra. |
| Ella |
Old English |
Elfin, a fairy maiden. Also a diminutive of Eleanor, Elizabeth, Ellen and Helen. |
| Ellamay |
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A combination of Ella and May. |
| Elle |
French |
She, a woman. |
| Ellema |
African |
Milking a cow. |
| Ellen |
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The light of the sun. Also see Eileen, Elaine, Eleanor and Ellen. |
| Elli |
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The light of the sun. From the name Alice, Eleanor, Ella, Ellen and Helen. Also used as independent names. |
| Ellice |
Greek |
Jehovah is God. The feminine form of Elias. |
| Ellie |
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The light of the sun. From the name Alice, Eleanor, Ella, Ellen and Helen. Also used as independent names. |
| Ellin |
Aboriginal |
To move. |
| Ellinor |
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The light of the sun. A form of Helen. |
| Elly |
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The light of the sun. From the name Alice, Eleanor, Ella, Ellen and Helen. Also used as independent names. |
| Elma |
Greek |
Pleasant, amiable. |
| Elmas |
Armenian |
A diamond. |
| Elmira |
Old English |
Noble. |
| Elodia |
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Wealthy, prosperous. |
| Elodie |
|
Wealthy, prosperous. |
| Eloise |
Teutonic |
Healthy. |
| Elouera |
Aboriginal |
From the pleasant place. |
| Elrica |
German |
The ruler of all. |
| Elsa |
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A form of Elizabeth, meaning consecrated to God. |
| Else |
Hebrew |
concecrated to god |
| Elsie |
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Consecrated to God. Also see Isabel and Lisa. |
| Elspeth |
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Consecrated to God. Also see Isabel and Lisa. |
| Eluned |
Welsh |
A waterfall. |
| Elvan |
Turkish |
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| Elvina |
Old English |
The friend of the elves. |
| Elvira |
Latin/Teutonic |
Latin: The fair one. Teutonic: A true stranger. |
| Elysa |
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Consecrated to God. Also see Isabel and Lisa. |
| Elyse |
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Consecrated to God. Also see Isabel and Lisa. |
| Elyshia |
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The light of the sun. A form of Alice, but often used as an independent name. |
| Elysia |
Latin |
Blissful. |
| Elyssa |
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Consecrated to God. Also see Isabel and Lisa. |
| Elzira |
Portuguese |
Form of Elizabeth, meaning consecrated to God. |
| Ema |
Polynesian |
beloved |
| Emalia |
Latin |
flirt |
| Emanuel |
|
God is with us. |
| Emanuela |
Hebrew |
god is with us |
| Emanuele |
God in humankind. |
| Ember |
Old English |
smoldering remains of a fire |
| Emelda |
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A floret. |
| Emelia |
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Industrious. Also see Amelia. |
| Emer |
Irish Gaelic |
A traditional name. |
| Emerald |
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A gemstone name. |
| Emilia |
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Ambitious, industrious. |
| Emilie |
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Ambitious, industrious. |
| Emily |
Teutonic |
Industrious. Also see Amelia. |
| Emina |
Latin |
A noble or lofty maiden. |
| Emma |
Teutonic |
The healer of the universe. |
| Emmanuel |
Hebrew |
God is with us. A boy or girl's name. |
| Emmanuelle |
Hebrew |
God is with us. Feminine form of Emmanuel. |
| Emmet |
Old English |
Industrious. A boy or girl's name. |
| Emmett |
|
Truth. |
| Emmuna |
Hebrew |
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| Emmylou |
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From Emily and Louise. Emily - Industrious. Louise - A famous warrior maiden. |
| Emogen |
Celtic/Latin |
Celtic: A girl or maiden. Latin: The image of her mother. |
| Emogene |
Celtic/Latin |
Celtic: A girl or maiden. Latin: The image of her mother. |
| Ena |
Irish Gaelic |
Ardent. A variation of Eithne. |
| Enda |
Irish Gaelic |
Bird-like. A boy or girl's name. |
| Endocia |
Greek |
Of unquestionable reputation. |
| Endora |
Hebrew |
A fountain. |
| Engelberta |
Teutonic |
A bright angel. |
| Engracia |
Spanish |
Graceful. |
| Enid |
Celtic |
A pure soul. |
| Ennor |
Cornish |
From the boundary. A boy or girl's name. |
| Enola |
Native American |
magnolia |
| Enora |
Greek |
Light. |
| Enrica |
Italian/Spanish |
The ruler of the home. A feminine form of Henry. Also see Harriet. |
| Enya |
Irish |
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| Enye |
Yiddish |
grace |
| Enys |
Celtic |
From the island. Also see Innes. |
| Eranthe |
Greek |
A flower of spring. |
| Erasma |
Greek |
amiable |
| Erena |
|
Peace. |
| Erene |
|
Peace. |
| Erianthe |
Greek |
sweet as many flowers |
| Erica |
Old Norse |
A powerful ruler. The feminine form of Eric. |
| Erika |
German/Scandinavian |
A powerful ruler. The feminine form of Eric. |
| Erin |
Irish Gaelic |
From Ireland. A boy or girl's name. |
| Eris |
Greek |
The goddess of discord. |
| Erlina |
Celtic |
girl from Ireland |
| Erline |
Old English |
A noblewoman. The feminine form of Earl. |
| Erma |
Teutonic |
A maiden of the army. The feminine form of Herman. Also See Armina. |
| Ermine |
Old French |
From the name of the fur. |
| Ernestine |
Teutonic |
Serious, earnest. The feminine form of Ernest. |
| Erwina |
Teutonic |
An honourable friend. |
| Eryn |
Irish Gaelic |
From Ireland. |
| Erzsebet |
Hebrew |
devoted to God |
| Eskarne |
Spanish |
merciful |
| Esme |
|
Protector. The feminine form of Edmund. |
| Esmeralda |
Spanish |
Spanish expression meaning Emerald. |
| Esmerelda |
Protector. The feminine form of Edmund. |
| Esperance |
Latin |
Hope. |
| Esperanza |
Spanish |
hope |
| Esta |
Italian |
From the east. |
| Estefania |
Spanish |
A garland or crown. The feminine form of Stephen. |
| Estelle |
French from Latin |
A star. Also see Esther and Stella. |
| Ester |
Spanish |
A star. Also see Estelle, Hesper and Stella. |
| Esther |
Hebrew |
A star. Also see Estelle, Hesper and Stella. |
| Etain |
Irish |
Shining, bright. |
| Etana |
Hebrew |
Determination. |
| Etania |
Native American |
wealthy |
| Eternity |
|
Everlasting. |
| Ethel |
Teutonic |
A noble maiden. |
| Ethelda |
|
Noble in counsel. |
| Etienette |
French from Greek |
A garland or crown. Feminine form of Etienne. Also see Stephanie. |
| Etsu |
Japanese |
Delight. |
| Etta |
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The ruler of the home. A feminine form of Henry. A4, See Harriet. |
| Ettie |
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The ruler of the home. A feminine form of Henry. A4, See Harriet. |
| Euclea |
Greek |
Glory. |
| Eudocia |
|
Of unquestionable reputation. |
| Eudocie |
|
Of unquestionable reputation. |
| Eudora |
Greek |
A wonderful gift. |
| Eugenia |
Greek |
Noble, wellborn. The feminine form of Eugene. |
| Eulalia |
Greek |
The well-spoken one. |
| Euna |
Scottish |
Also see Juno. |
| Eunice |
Greek |
Victorious. |
| Euphemia |
Greek |
Of good reputation. |
| Euphrasia |
Greek |
Joy, delight. |
| Euphrosyne |
Greek |
joy |
| Eurwen |
Welsh |
Fair. |
| Eurydice |
Greek |
The goddess of the underworld in Greek mythology. |
| Eustacia |
Greek |
Fruitful. The feminine form of Eustace. |
| Eva |
|
Life-giving. Also see Evelyn. |
| Evadine |
Greek |
from greek mythology |
| Evadne |
Greek |
Fortunate. |
| Evana |
East European |
God is gracious. . |
| Evangelia |
Greek |
one who brings good news |
| Evangeline |
Greek |
The bearer of good news. |
| Evania |
Greek |
Peaceful, tranquil. |
| Evanthe |
Greek |
flower |
| Eve |
Hebrew |
Life-giving. Also see Evelyn. |
| Evelina |
Hebrew |
lifegiving |
| Evelyn |
English |
From an old surname, but also related to Eve. A boy or girl's name. |
| Everild |
Old English |
The slayer of the boar. A boy or girl's name. |
| Everilda |
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The slayer of the boar. |
| Evette |
|
From the name Yvonne. The feminine form of Yves. The little archer. |
| Evie |
|
Life-giving. Also see Evelyn. |
| Evita |
Spanish |
Life-giving. Also see Evelyn. |
| Evonne |
French/Greek |
French: An archer. Greek: The wood of the Yew tree. |
| Ewa |
Polish |
Life-giving. Also see Evelyn. |
| Eyota |
Native American |
The greatest. |