Baby Names Starting with E

Life; the Irish form of Eve or Eva, connected to the first woman in creation.

Young fire; from Irish Gaelic

Wealthy protector, Irish form of Edmund.

Nobleman or warrior; one of noble rank or valor.

Variant of Earline or related to Earl, English origin meaning 'nobleman' or 'chief,' emphasizing leadership and nobility.

Noblewoman, derived from English earl meaning nobleman or peer.

Wealthy protector; one who guards with prosperity.

A variant of Ernestine, derived from Ernest, a Germanic name meaning 'serious' or 'resolute.'

Earnest and sincere; symbolizes honesty and determination.

Feminine form of Ernest, meaning serious and resolute, from Germanic root Ernst.

Of the earth; grounded and connected to nature.

Eastern settlement or town

East-facing place, eastern town

Strong and firm; variant of Ethan meaning 'solid' or 'steadfast' in Hebrew.

Variant of Ethan; Hebrew origin meaning 'strong' or 'firm.'

English surname meaning 'settlement on the water' or 'island settlement', used as a given name.

Radiant or shining; related to beauty and light

Stone (from Hebrew); also a variant of Evan.

A dark, precious wood.

From Old Norse and Scandinavian origins, possibly meaning strong female or connected to historical figures. Traditionally used in Nordic regions.

Stone of help; represents strength and support.

Stone of help; Hebrew name signifying God's protection and support.

Hebrew name meaning 'one who crossed over'; from biblical ancestor in the line of Abraham.

Wild boar strength; a Germanic name combining 'eber' (boar) and 'hard' (strong).

Variant of Ebony, referencing the dark precious ebony wood.

Ebony wood; precious and enduring, symbolizing strength and elegance.

Father of multitudes; an Arabic variant of Abraham meaning exalted or noble father.

Father of multitudes; Arabic variant of Abraham, symbolizing paternity and leadership.

Glory of God; combining Igbo words for glory and God

Child is wealth; child is precious. A Yoruba expression of the value and blessing of children.

Rejuvenation, pleasure.

Named after the collection of Old Norse poems that document Norse mythology and heroic sagas.

Son of Edward; Edward means wealthy guardian.

Prosperous in war or wealthy warrior; combines elements of fortune and strength.

Old ruler from Old English; conveys wisdom and ancient authority

Noble; of high birth or character.

Variant of Adeline, from Germanic 'adal' meaning 'noble,' symbolizing nobility and refinement.

Spanish name of Germanic origin combining "adel" (noble) and "mir" (fame), meaning "noble fame."

Noble and renowned; combines Germanic elements edel (noble) and miro (famous)

Noble white; an alpine flower symbolizing purity and grace.

Noble; variant of Evelyn with Old English roots relating to nobility.

Paradise, place of pleasure, delight

Son of Eden. Suggests a blessed lineage connected to paradise and natural beauty.

Possibly Germanic origin related to 'son of Eder' or 'wealthy spear.'

Named after the ancient city of Edessa in Mesopotamia, a site of historical and religious significance.

Wealthy spear; from Old English 'ead' (wealth) and 'gar' (spear).

Noble bright one, from Germanic elements meaning noble and bright.

From Old English 'Eadgyð' meaning 'rich gift' or 'blessed gift'

Prosperous in war or blessed warrior; from Old English Eadgyð

Prosperous warrior; one blessed with wealth and fortune in battle

Wealthy or blessed; a variant of Edith meaning prosperous in battle.

Eternal or perpetual.

Wealthy protector; Old English meaning 'wealthy' combined with 'protector'.

Combines Edmund (protector of wealth) with feminine -ia suffix, suggesting a female guardian.

Pleasure or rejuvenation; one who brings joy.

Compound name combining Edna (Hebrew origin meaning rejuvenation) and Mae (the month of May or a form of Mary).

Prosperous guardian or wealthy protector; symbolizes protection and prosperity.

Wealthy guardian or prosperous estate keeper. French form of Edward derived from Germanic elements meaning wealth and guardian.

God helps and provides; divine assistance.

Biblical place name, meaning uncertain.

Wealthy ruler; possibly a variant of Adrian, from the Latin Adrianus.

Wealthy ruler. An Old English name combining 'ead' (wealth) and 'ric' (ruler).

From Old English 'ead' (wealth) combined with 'ric' (ruler/power), meaning 'wealthy ruler.'

Variant of Eric, from Germanic elements meaning 'wealth' and 'ruler', thus 'wealthy ruler'.

Interpreter; variant of Idris (fiery or elevated lord).

From Germanic roots, possibly relating to 'estate' or 'noble estate'.

Wealthy guardian; rich protector.

Wealthy guardian, combining elements for wealth and protector

Wealthy guardian, derived from Germanic roots meaning estate-holder and protector.

Spanish variant of Eduardo, from Edward meaning 'wealthy guardian' or 'prosperous protector.'

Wealthy friend; prosperous and of noble status.

Rich guardian. Represents prosperity and protective care.

Wealthy guardian (surname as first name)

Wealthy guardian or rich protector; conveys strength and prosperity.

Variant of Edwin, from Old English meaning 'rich friend' or 'prosperous friend'.

Wealthy friend, combining Old English elements for property/wealth and friend.

Prosperous and wealthy friend, derived from Old English elements meaning wealth and companion.

Blessed friend or happy friend. Feminine form combining Old English elements for joy and friend.

Wealthy protector

Variant of Edie; derived from Edith, meaning wealthy in war or prosperous warrior.

Rich gift or fortunate in battle

Variant of Edith, from Old English 'Eadgyth' combining 'ead' (wealth) and 'gyth' (war/battle).