Baby Names Starting with E

Arabic name and variant of Isa (Jesus), meaning 'God saves' in Islamic tradition.

Desire or energy, representing passion and inner power in Sanskrit.

The northeast direction in Hindu cosmology; also associated with Lord Shiva.

Life, living one (from Eva/Eve)

Turkish name historically referring to an agha (Ottoman military leader) or warrior.

Good speech; from Greek euphemia meaning auspicious or of good omen.

Well-spoken or blessed with good speech.

Hebrew origin meaning 'doubly fruitful,' from ephraim (אפרים), symbolizing abundance.

Fruitful; a biblical Hebrew name symbolizing fertility and abundance.

Related to Biblical Ephrata, suggesting fruitfulness and fertility in Hebrew tradition.

Means 'doubly fruitful' or 'very fruitful,' representing abundance and fertility.

Irish name meaning little fire, derived from the Gaelic Aodh.

Sword bright; from Old English 'ecg' (edge/sword) and 'beorht' (bright), symbolizing strength and radiance.

The Aegean Sea, referring to the Aegean region.

Related to protection; Italian form of Aegidius from Greek meaning 'shield bearer'

Sharp, formidable; from Old Norse meaning to sharpen

One; singular; unique being in Hindu philosophy

Honor and integrity; German word meaning 'honor' or 'respect'.

Benevolence, kindness, and excellence; an Islamic concept of performing actions with utmost perfection and good intention.

Excellence, benevolence, and beautiful conduct; an Islamic virtue.

Little fire. Variant of Aidan.

Little fire; represents warmth, passion, and energy.

Japanese name typically meaning 'child of eternity' or 'child of prosperity' depending on kanji used.

Oak tree. Variant of Elah.

Heavenly or superior; Hawaiian origin

Variant of Eileen, derived from Helen, meaning 'bright' or 'shining one'

Greek goddess of childbirth and labor, representing divine protection and safe passage through pregnancy and delivery.

Variant of Eileen; Irish form of Helen meaning 'bright' or 'shining light'.

Bright light or shining; derived from Greek 'helene' meaning radiant.

Bright and shining. Scottish form of Helen representing light and radiance.

Bright, shining light. Irish form of Helen symbolizing radiance and brilliance.

Irish name, possibly related to Elizabeth

Bright and shining, derived from Irish origins.

Welsh name of uncertain etymology, known from Welsh literature and popularized by modern adaptations.

Brightness; radiance. Irish form related to Eileen.

From Arabic roots relating to faith and belief; represents spirituality and trust.

Japanese name whose meaning depends on kanji characters used in writing.

Lone warrior

One or lone. Germanic and Old Norse origin, possibly relating to a lone warrior.

Means 'only one' in Finnish; symbolizes individuality and singularity.

Irish variant form with Celtic roots, related to Aeon.

Welsh name meaning 'snow,' symbolizing purity and beauty.

Means peace; Eirene was the Greek goddess of peace.

Bright, radiant, or silvery in Welsh; carries qualities of luminosity and brilliance.

Eternal ruler or ever powerful; from Old Norse meaning always powerful.

Peace; the ancient Greek goddess of peace, harmony, and reconciliation.

Snowdrop, a delicate white flower that blooms in early spring, symbolizing hope and renewal.

Jesus; Arabic variant of Isa derived from Aramaic origins.

Iron

Alive or living; variant of Aisha, meaning 'vivacious woman.'

Arabic variant of Eisa, derived from the Hebrew name Yeshua (Jesus).

Strong and firm; represents stability and resilience in Hebrew.

Noble or generous. Appears in Welsh mythology and tradition.

Strong, firm.

Eternal warrior, from Old Norse 'ei' (always) and 'arr' (warrior), symbolizing eternal strength and valor.

Spanish name, possibly related to Elisa or Elizabeth.

One; unity, singularity, or oneness.

One or unity in Sanskrit; represents the singular divine principle and cosmic oneness.

One part, fraction, or portion; represents a piece of the whole.

Russian form of Catherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure' or 'clean'.

Pure; from Greek 'katharos', representing purity and cleanliness.

Crop or harvest; represents abundance and prosperity.

A legendary devoted warrior from Hindu mythology, renowned for his unwavering loyalty and skillful archery in service to his guru Dronacharya.

One divine light; from Punjabi ek (one) and noor (light).

Sanskrit name meaning 'unity,' 'oneness,' or 'wholeness'; represents unified consciousness and integration.

Short form or independent name; Sanskrit origin meaning earth.

Divine, celestial, relating to God or the heavens.

Greece dwelling or Greek-like; variant of Euladius.

Bright or shining light. Variant of Elaine/Elena derived from the Greek Helene.

Hebrew name possibly meaning oak tree or variant of Eloah (God).

Divine; relating to God or the divine essence.

Bright or shining light, derived from Greek origins through Helen meaning radiant or luminous.

God's oath; variant of Elizabeth with divine covenant symbolism.

Hidden or concealed; a biblical name of ancient significance.

Bright light

Bright and shining; variant of Eleanor with Germanic roots suggesting light and nobility.

Cheerful, joyful, sparkling

Light. Modern variant of Elaine/Elena.

Exalted; God is my salvation.

God has helped or God is my help; Hebrew name symbolizing divine assistance.

Variant of Elbert, from Germanic elements meaning 'noble' and 'bright'; represents noble brightness.

Bright and noble. Represents elevated status and inner radiance.

English name of uncertain etymology, historically used in early American society.

God is gracious, a Hebrew name with religious significance