Baby Names

Names starting with E

181 baby names starting with E, with their meaning

  • Emma

    Girl

    Means "whole", "universal", "all-embracing".

    Germanic

  • Emilia

    Girl

    Means "striving", "a worthy rival".

    Latin

  • Elena

    Girl

    Means "torch", "the shining one".

    Greek

  • Enzo

    Boy

    Derives from the Germanic name Heinz, meaning "master of the house," "lord of his home," or "prince of his lands".

    German · Italian · Germanic

  • Eliana

    Girl

    By its Latin origin it means "of the sun", though it spread on the popular reading "God has answered".

    Latin · Hebrew

  • Emily

    Girl

    Means "striving", "a worthy rival".

    English · Latin

  • Eva

    Girl

    Means "life-giver", "living".

    Hebrew · Biblical

  • Of Hebrew origin, meaning "my God is the Lord".

    Hebrew · Greek

  • A Hebrew boy's name meaning "My God is Yahweh".

    Hebrew · Biblical · English

  • Elisa

    Girl

    The short form of Elisabet, "God is my oath".

    Hebrew · Italian

  • Means "God is my oath".

    English · Hebrew

  • Ema

    Girl

    Spelling variant of Emma: "universal", "whole".

    Germanic

  • Means "crown", "crowned one".

    Greek

  • Evelyn

    Girl

    Means "life", or "wished-for child"; also linked to "hazelnut".

    English

  • Elsa

    Girl

    The German short form of Elizabeth, "God is my oath".

    Hebrew · German

  • Erica

    Girl

    Two readings have blended together: the feminine of Eric, "sole ruler", and the Latin botanical name erica, "heather".

    Scandinavian · Latin

  • From the name of the green gemstone; symbolizes purity and hope.

    Spanish

  • Ester

    Girl

    Related to Persian sitareh, "star", and to the Mesopotamian goddess Ishtar.

    Persian · Hebrew · Biblical

  • Esther

    Girl

    Means "star".

    Hebrew · Persian · Biblical

  • Of Hebrew origin, meaning "strong" or "firm".

    Hebrew · Biblical · English

  • Of Hebrew origin, meaning "God strengthens".

    Biblical · Hebrew · Spanish

  • Derived from the Old Norse Einarr, meaning "lone warrior".

    Scandinavian

  • Its origin is debated: an Occitan, Greek and even Arabic origin have all been proposed.

    Italian · French

  • Elio

    Boy

    The Italian form of Helios, meaning "sun" in Greek.

    Greek · Italian · Spanish

  • Means "God is my oath".

    Hebrew · Biblical

  • Ellen

    Girl

    Means "torch", "the shining one".

    English · Greek

  • Eloisa

    Girl

    Its origin is Germanic, though the exact etymology has been lost as the name evolved.

    French · Germanic

  • A compound of Emma, "whole", and Sofía, "wisdom".

    Germanic · Greek

  • Means "hope", one of the three theological virtues.

    Latin · Spanish

  • Estela

    Girl

    Means "star", also read as "morning star".

    Latin

  • Means "star".

    Latin · English

  • Means "star".

    Latin · Spanish

  • Means "well-born", "of noble birth".

    Greek

  • Ezra

    Boy

    Of Hebrew origin, meaning "help".

    Hebrew

  • Eber

    Boy

    From the genealogy of Shem. Means "the region beyond," "to cross," or "the crossing".

    Biblical · Hebrew

  • Of Polish origin, meaning "the one who defends his lands with a spear".

    Polish · English

  • Edith

    Girl

    Means "one who fights for wealth", from Germanic ead ("riches") and gyth ("battle").

    Germanic

  • Means "rich guard"; in Spanish, Eduardo.

    Italian · English · Spanish

  • Of Germanic origin, meaning "guardian of riches". A name borne by English kings, classic and internationally known.

    Germanic · English · Spanish

  • Elara

    Girl

    The name of one of Zeus's lovers in Greek myth, mother of the giant Tityos.

    Greek

  • Variant of Leonor: "the one who carries light".

    Greek · French

  • Elvira

    Girl

    Means "the noble and protective one".

    Germanic

  • Feminine of Emiliano, "rival", from the Roman family Aemilius.

    Latin

  • The Italian variant of Henry, meaning "home" or "prince of the house".

    Italian

  • Of Germanic origin, meaning "prince of the house". A name borne by kings and emperors, with significant historical presence.

    Germanic

  • Eric

    Boy

    From Old Norse, meaning "sole ruler".

    English · Scandinavian · Germanic

  • Erik

    Boy

    Derives from the Old Norse name Eiríkr, meaning "sole ruler".

    Scandinavian

  • Means "the one who speaks well", "eloquent".

    Greek