Emma
GirlMeans "whole", "universal", "all-embracing".
Germanic
181 baby names starting with E, with their meaning
Means "whole", "universal", "all-embracing".
Germanic
Means "striving", "a worthy rival".
Latin
Means "torch", "the shining one".
Greek
Derives from the Germanic name Heinz, meaning "master of the house," "lord of his home," or "prince of his lands".
German · Italian · Germanic
By its Latin origin it means "of the sun", though it spread on the popular reading "God has answered".
Latin · Hebrew
Means "striving", "a worthy rival".
English · Latin
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
The short form of Elisabet, "God is my oath".
Hebrew · Italian
Means "God is my oath".
English · Hebrew
Spelling variant of Emma: "universal", "whole".
Germanic
Means "crown", "crowned one".
Greek
Means "life", or "wished-for child"; also linked to "hazelnut".
English
The German short form of Elizabeth, "God is my oath".
Hebrew · German
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
Related to Persian sitareh, "star", and to the Mesopotamian goddess Ishtar.
Persian · Hebrew · Biblical
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
The Italian form of Helios, meaning "sun" in Greek.
Greek · Italian · Spanish
Means "God is my oath".
Hebrew · Biblical
Means "torch", "the shining one".
English · Greek
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
Means "star", also read as "morning star".
Latin
Means "star".
Latin · English
Means "star".
Latin · Spanish
Means "well-born", "of noble birth".
Greek
Of Hebrew origin, meaning "help".
Hebrew
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
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
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
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
From Old Norse, meaning "sole ruler".
English · Scandinavian · Germanic
Derives from the Old Norse name Eiríkr, meaning "sole ruler".
Scandinavian
Means "the one who speaks well", "eloquent".
Greek