Baby Names Starting with E

Cheerful and joyful; suggesting brightness, positivity, and lively spirit.

Elm tree

Noble, derived from Elizabeth.

From Old English combining 'ell' (elder tree) with 'wood.'

God has answered me; expressing divine favor and answered prayers.

Bright or shining light; variant of Ellen derived from the Greek Helen.

God's oath, pledged to God.

From the alyssum flower; possibly related to Elysium

Noble and famous; combining strength with renown.

Noble or from a literary tradition. Name appearing in French classical literature.

Elder tree moor; from Old English 'elne' (elder) and 'mor' (moor)

God has given; combines Hebrew 'El' (God) and 'Nathan' (he gave).

Bright light; shining one.

God or deity. An archaic Hebrew poetic form referring to the divine.

Variant of French name Elodie; exact etymology uncertain, possibly from Greek roots meaning wealth or noble.

Spanish form of Elodie, meaning 'foreign' or 'foreign riches,' derived from Germanic roots.

Foreign riches, marsh flower

God or gods; the plural form of El, representing divine power and sovereignty in Hebrew scripture.

A variant of Eloise, from Old German 'helewidis,' meaning 'widely known' or 'famous.'

Healthy, wide, famous warrior

A variant of Eloise, meaning 'healthy' or 'whole', from the Old German name Heloise.

Hebrew name meaning oak tree; symbolizes strength, stability, and longevity.

Bright, shining; possibly related to Elena from Greek meaning torch or bright

Variant of Alonzo, with Germanic roots meaning 'noble and eager' or 'ready for battle.' Represents strength and honor.

Elm tree. Represents strength, stability, and natural beauty.

Modern invented name, possibly inspired by 'elm tree' from Welsh tradition.

Hope; derived from Greek 'elpis' meaning hope

Noble ruler; from Old English elements 'ael' (noble) and 'ric' (power or ruler).

From Old English meaning 'old king' or 'wise ruler,' symbolizing wisdom and timeless authority.

Pledged to God, noble maiden

Variant of Elisabeth, meaning 'God's oath' or 'God is my covenant.'

From Elizabeth, meaning God's oath in Hebrew origin.

God's oath.

A modern combination of Elsie (from Elizabeth, meaning God's oath) and Mae.

God's oath; God is my oath. Scottish form of Elizabeth with Hebrew roots.

English origin, possibly meaning 'noble's stone' from place names.

God's oath; a divine promise from Hebrew roots.

God's oath; variant of Elsie derived from Elizabeth (Hebrew El-sheba).

Free; derived from Greek 'eleutheros' meaning freedom.

Feminine form of Elvin, from Germanic elements meaning 'noble friend.'

Wealthy guardian

White brow or blessed. Welsh origin suggesting nobility.

Variant of Elijah; my God is Yahweh or God is my strength

God has answered; God has shown favor and grace

God has answered; represents divine response and blessing.

Variant of Elias, from Hebrew 'Eliyahu' meaning 'My God is Yahweh'.

A variant of Elise, derived from Hebrew 'Elisabeth' meaning 'God's oath'; represents faith and devotion.

My God is Yahweh.

My God is Yahweh; represents a strong spiritual connection.

Bright, shining light; derived from Greek, symbolizing radiance and clarity.

Variant of Eleanor, from Old German meaning 'noble' or 'shining light'.

My God is Yahweh; a variation of the English name Eliot with biblical roots

Variant of Elisa or Alyssa, from Hebrew 'Elisabet' meaning 'God's oath'.

God's oath; variant spelling of Elizabeth.

Related to Elysium, the paradise or blessed realm in Greek mythology; denotes heavenly bliss and eternal peace.

From Greek mythology, the Elysian Fields - paradise or a state of bliss

Variant of Elise, derived from Elisabeth meaning 'God's oath' or 'devoted to God.'

Happy or blessed, derived from the Elysian fields of classical mythology.

God is my oath.

God's oath or God is my oath. A variant spelling of Elizabeth, derived from the Hebrew name Elisheba.

Noble, exalted. Variant of Elsa or short form of Elizabeth.

Means 'pillar' or 'support' in Arabic; symbolizes strength and foundation.

Faith and belief; Arabic name with spiritual significance.

Pillar, support, or mainstay.

Striving, eager.

Striving; eager—Latin-derived variant of Emilia from Roman family name Aemilius.

Means 'faith' in Arabic, symbolizing spiritual conviction and steadfast devotion.

God is with us; expressing divine presence and protection.

Feminine form of Emanuel; means 'God is with us' in Hebrew.

God is with us; represents divine presence and protection