Baby Names Starting with E

Derived from Eva, meaning life or living one.

Variant of Evelyn or Eva, meaning 'life' or 'wished-for child.'

Variant of Evelyn, derived from Hebrew meaning 'life' or 'living one.'

Wished for child. A variant of Evelyn reflecting the sense of a long-awaited or desired one.

Desired or light; variant of Evelyn with feminine -nne ending

Combination of Eva ('life' in Latin) and Maria ('beloved' or 'star of the sea' in Hebrew). Symbolizes living love.

Life and of the sea, combining two meaningful names.

Young warrior; derived from Hebrew meaning God's gracious gift

Good man, derived from Greek elements meaning 'good' and 'man'.

Bearer of good news

Greek origin meaning 'bearer of good news' or 'messenger of good tidings.' Variant of Evangeline.

Bearer of good news; one who brings the gospel

Good news; bearer of good news

A variant of Evangeline derived from Greek 'evangelion', meaning 'good news' or 'bringer of good tidings'.

Bearer of good news, gospel

Messenger of good news; from Greek 'evangel'

Variant of Evangeline; from Greek meaning good news or bringer of good news, referencing the gospel.

One who brings good news or gospel; a feminine variant of Evangeline, the female evangelist.

Young warrior or God is gracious; modern variant of Evan.

Living; having life. Variant of Eva from Latin vivus.

Pleasing or excellent; well-liked and approved.

Messenger of good news; derived from evangel meaning gospel.

Life or living one from Hebrew Chawa; symbolizes vitality, connection to existence, and hope.

Life-giver; wished-for child. Variant of Evelyn with Latin roots.

English place name or variant of Evelyn, possibly connected to the name Eve meaning life.

Desired or pleasant; variant of Evelyn from Latin origins.

Wish or desire; variant of Evelyn with historical Norman roots meaning 'wished for' or 'longed for.'

Living or life; derived from the Hebrew root meaning to breathe or exist

Wished for child; derived from Aveline with elements meaning 'to wish' and 'kin'.

Wished for child, longed for.

Wished for child. Originally a surname meaning desired or longed for.

Wished for or desired. A variant of Evelyn with Latin roots.

Possibly meaning 'wished for' or 'desired'; variant of Evelyn with debated etymology.

Compound of Evelyn (desired one) and Rose (the flower). Modern blended name.

Ever-brave, ever-hardy. Derived from Germanic elements 'ever' and 'hard' meaning strong and enduring.

Variant of Everett, derived from Old English meaning 'wild boar herd,' symbolizing strength and courage.

Brave as a wild boar, strong

Strong boar; brave and powerful. Suggests resilience and nobility.

Derived from Old English, meaning 'boar meadow' or 'wild boar clearing.'

Wished for, age, or hazel.

Desired, wished for. A variant spelling of Evelyn, conveying yearning and longing.

Variant of Everett; from Old English meaning "boar strength" or "brave boar".

Son of Ever, brave warrior's descendant.

Strong boar; mighty and fierce.

Life; from Hebrew Chava, meaning living or alive

Life, living; Latin origin representing vitality and existence.

Of noble birth; from Greek eu (good) and genos (birth).

Possibly a diminutive of Eva or Evelyn; derived from Hebrew Chava meaning life.

Possibly derived from Evan, meaning 'young warrior' in Irish tradition.

Variant of Evan, Irish name meaning 'young warrior'.

Spanish diminutive of Eva, meaning life giver.

Desired or wished for; variant of Evelyn with Old English or Latin roots.

Variant of Evelyn or Eva, from Hebrew 'Eve' meaning 'life' or 'living one.' Symbolizes vitality and existence.

From the yew tree, archer.

Universe. Represents the cosmos and all that exists within it.

From Old English elements meaning boar; symbolizes strength and wild power.

Life; living one. A variant of Eva representing vitality and existence.

Life-giving; a diminutive form of Eva, derived from Eve in Hebrew tradition.

Variant of Evan, meaning "God is gracious" in Irish tradition, emphasizing youthful charm.

Polish and Hebrew form of Eve, meaning 'life'.

From Germanic elements 'ew' (law/tradition) and 'wald' (rule), meaning powerful ruler or law ruler.

Young warrior or born of the yew tree; Scottish variant with Celtic roots.

Wealthy guardian or prosperous protector, variant of Edward.

Means ewe-herd or shepherd of ewes; from Germanic roots indicating pastoral heritage and gentle leadership

A wished-for child, derived from Hebrew origins through Polish tradition.

English surname/place name possibly meaning 'ewe well' from Old English origins.

Young warrior. A Scottish Gaelic variant of Ewan, meaning 'young' or 'youthful'.

Related to ewe or sheep; possibly from Scottish place names or Old English.

Defender of men; protector; variant of Alexander.

New house, variant of Xavier from Basque origin.

A departure or mass departure. The biblical book describing the departure of Israelites from Egypt.

Hands or strength of hand; symbolizes power and capability

My strength or mighty. A Hebrew name suggesting power and resilience.

A young hawk or eaglet; a falconry term referring to a young bird of prey.

Bright light; possibly related to Aidan or Eden.

Variant of Edie, short for Edith. From Old English 'ead' (wealth) and 'gyth' (war).

Irish variant of Eileen, derived from the Irish name Eibhlín.