Names beginning with 'E'

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Letter E

Namesort iconGenderOriginMeaningSyllablesPronunciationRelated nameRelated opposite sexInternational namesRated
EadiegirlEnglish

Derived from Old English origin meaning 'rich in war', Eadie is a variant spelling of Edith.

2EE-deeEdith, Edie, EdeeEdward, EamonEdda; Edit; Etha-
EarlboyEnglish

The name Earl is taken from the aristocratic title 'earl' and can also mean 'nobleman' or 'warrior'.

1ERLCarlEarline, ArielErol; Aeriele-
EathenboyHebrew

A biblical name derived from the element ethan meaning 'enduring' and 'long lived'.

2IYTHahNEthan, Ethen, Eitan, Etan, Edan, EdenEdain, Eithne, Ethenia, Ethna, Ethnel Ethni, EtnaAdem; Adhamh; Adom; Adim; Adin
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EbanygirlEnglish

Derived from English name for the Ebony tree, meaning 'ebony' and refering to the dark color of the tree's bark.

3EB-an-eeEbony, EboneyEvan, EuanEfimia; Evina; Evani-
EbenboyHebrew

Originated in the Hebrew language, Eben means 'stone of help' and is a derivative of the more popular Even.

2EE-benEven, Ebenzer, Ebbie-
EbonygirlEnglish

Derived from the black wood of the ebony tree, and used to describe the beauty and richness of the color.

3EB-a-neeEvony, Emory, Bonny
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EdboyEnglish

Ed is a short form of various names including Edward; Edwin; Edmund and Eddsion. It means 'wealth' or 'guardian of riches'.

1EHDEdward, Edwin, Edmund, Eddison, EddieEdwina, EdithEhud; Adya
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EdangirlCeltic

A variant of the name Aidan meaning 'fire'. It may also be an alternative spelling of the name Eadan, also Celtic, meaning 'Jealousy'.

2EE-DahNAodh, Aodhan-
EddieboyHebrew

Meaning "rejuvenation", "pleasure", "delight" and "paradise". The Old English variant means "friend of riches" or "blessed friend".

2EDHiyEdward, Edison, Edmund, Eduarda, EdEdna, Edwina, Edee, Edithe, EttieEhud; Ed; Etta; Edetta; Edita; Edite
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EddyboyEnglish

From the Old English name Eadward meaning 'happy, fortunate, rich', this is also a pet form of the English Edward.

2ED-eeEdward, Ed, EamonEdwina, WillominaEdvard; Edwardus-
EdenunisexHebrew

From the biblical Garden of Eden, meaning "delight" or "paradise". In Old English, it also means "blessed bear cub", whilst originally a surname, now a popular first name aswell.

2EE-denEdna, EadanEdenEadaoin
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EdgarboyEnglish

From Old English origin eadig meaning 'happy, fortunate, rich' and gar meaning 'spear'.

2ED-garEddie, Neddy, TeddyTori, EdwinaEadgar-
EdiegirlEnglish

Derived fom Old English language, meaning rich in war. It was a popular medieval two element name made up of 'ead' which means wealth and 'gyth' which means battle.

2EHDiyEdithEd, Eddie, EddyEdith; Edda; Edita
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EdinboyCeltic

A variant of the Irish and Scottish favorite Edan, Ein means 'Little fire'.

2EHDINEdan, Edmon, Edon, EdwinEdwina, Edan, EdenAidyn; Aydan; Aedan; Etan-
EdisonboyEnglish

Edison means 'son of Edward'. The name was originally coined as a surname.

3EHD-iy-SAHNEdward, Ed, Eddie
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EdithgirlEnglish

Old English meaning rich in war and derived from ead + gth meaning 'wealth, blessed' + 'fight, battle'

2EE-dithDita, Eda, EdithaEddy, Ed: EddieEdka; Edetta; Edda-
EdmondboyEnglish

From Old English origin eadig meaning 'happy, fortunate' and mund meaning 'guardian'.

2ED-mundEdmund, EadmondEdweena, EdithEamon; Edmon-
EdmundboyEnglish

Originated in Old English, Edmund means 'wealthy guard' or 'protector of wealth' and became a popular royal name in early Britain.

2ED-mundEdward, Edwardo, Edmon, TeddieEdwina-
EdwardboyEnglish

Meaning 'guardian of riches'. Ead - meaning 'riches' or 'wealth' and 'weard' refering to 'warden' or 'guard'. A popular royal name in the Middle ages.

2EHDWerDTeddy, Neddy, EdwardsEduardaEduard; Duardo; Eadbard; Edvard
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EdwinboyEnglish

Old English meaning 'rich friend, blessed friend'.

2ED-winEdwinn, Eddie, NeddyEdwina, WillominaEdwy; Adan; Etienne-

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