Baby Names Starting with E

God is with us; divine presence and protection. Female form of Emanuel.

Hebrew 'Immanuel' meaning 'God is with us', expressing divine presence and protection.

Derived from Hebrew 'Emmanuel', meaning 'God is with us'

Spark, burning low, fiery remains

The first woman in Norse mythology, created by the gods Odin, Vili, and Vé to populate the world.

hope, aspiration, or desire

Whole and battle, from Germanic elements meaning universal and warrior.

Rival or eager to excel; derived from the Latin Aemilius.

Rival or industrious; from Germanic roots suggesting ambition, competition, and diligence.

Variant of Emmeline; from Germanic roots meaning industrious, whole, or universal.

Rival or eager; from Latin Aemilius suggesting striving and ambition.

Rival; industrious

Industrious and hardworking. Represents diligence, strength, and determination.

Irish name meaning 'great' or 'swift'; legendary figure in Irish mythology and Arthurian tales.

Brave or powerful. A modern variant of Emery, derived from Germanic elements.

Industrious and brave; from Germanic roots referring to strength and determination.

Brave; powerful. Modern spelling variant of Emery.

Industrious and powerful, from Germanic elements meaning work and ruler.

Feminine form of emeritus, meaning retired with honor and respect.

Industrious; hardworking; from Germanic amal meaning work

Son of Emery; derived from Germanic roots meaning power and rule

Son of Emery, brave, powerful

Brave, powerful, industrious ruler

A Welsh variant of Emrys, meaning immortal, derived from the Greek name Ambrose.

Truth; from Hebrew אמת (emet) representing honesty and authenticity.

Truth; a Hebrew word representing absolute truth, authenticity, and reality.

Entire or whole, variant of Emmett

Beautiful blessing, smile, favor

Spanish form with possible Germanic roots. Associated with Saint Emigdius, patron saint of Ascoli Piceno.

Likely derived from Japanese elements; combinations of kanji suggesting smile/blessed and flower/fragrance.

Blessed child; composed of kanji elements signifying blessing and child.

Rival, eager, industrious

Feminine variant related to Emilia; means 'rival' or 'eager.'

Variation of Emilia; from Latin Aemilius meaning 'rival' or 'one who strives to equal.'

Striving or industrious; modern variant of Emily derived from Latin Aemilius.

A feminine variant of Emily, relating to the concept of a rival or emulator

Rival or emulating; from Latin meaning 'to rival' or 'strive against'

Rival or eager. From Latin Aemilius, suggesting industriousness and ambition.

Variant of Emily, from Latin Aemilius; meaning uncertain but possibly 'to emulate' or 'industrious'

Rival, eager, industrious

Striving, rival, emulator; from the Roman Aemilius family.

Rival; feminine form of Emilian, from the Latin Aemilius family.

Rival and eager; variant of Emilia.

Rival, eager, industrious

Industrious or one who rivals, from Latin Aemilia meaning eager or to rival.

Rival or eager; variant of Emilia from Latin tradition

Rival, eager, industrious

Industrious and striving; one who is eager and hardworking.

Eager, ambitious, or rival; derives from the Latin Aemilius family name.

Derived from Emiliano, related to the Latin name Aemilius, meaning 'rival' or 'emulating'.

Rival; derived from Roman family name Aemilius.

Rival; emulating and striving.

Variant of Emily; derived from Aemilia, a Roman family name meaning industrious and striving.

Rival or eager; variant of Emilio from Latin Aemilius.

Industrious or rival, representing determination and effort.

Rival or eager, from Latin 'Aemilius', a variant spelling of Emily.

A modern combination of Emily (Latin 'to emulate') and Anne (Hebrew 'grace'), blending industriousness with divine grace.

Striving and ambitious. Derived from the Roman family name Aemilia, representing determination and drive.

Turkish and Arabic name meaning 'trusted', 'safe', or 'secure', conveying reliability.

Trustworthy and faithful; symbolizes integrity and reliability

Princess or female ruler

Leader or princess; the feminine form of Emir, denoting noble authority and sovereignty.

Blessed or abundant; Japanese name with meaning varying by kanji

Whole or universal. Symbolizes completeness and wholeness.

Whole or universal; derived from Germanic 'ermen' meaning whole or complete.

Combination of Emma (whole, universal) and Jane (God's grace). Represents wholeness with feminine grace.

Combination of Emma (whole, universal) and Jean (God is gracious); represents completeness and divine grace.

Whole and complete; from the meadow.

Whole and gracious, combining Emma (whole/universal) with Lena (light/brightness).

Whole, universal

Whole and universal, variant of Emily from Germanic 'amal'

Whole and universal

Whole and universal, signifying completeness

Combines Emma (whole, universal) and Lou (famous warrior), suggesting completeness and renown.

Whole and universal; variant of Emmeline from Germanic roots meaning 'entire' or 'whole'.

Whole, universal; variant of Emma or Emmaline from Germanic roots

Whole, universal (Emma) plus of the sea (Marie)

Variant spelling of Emmanuel; Hebrew meaning 'God is with us'.

God is with us

God is with us, feminine form derived from the Hebrew Immanuel.

God is with us; conveying divine presence and protection.

God is with us; conveys divine protection and presence.

From Hebrew 'Immanuel' meaning 'God is with us,' expressing divine presence.

Combination of Emma (whole, universal) and Rose (flower symbolizing love and beauty).

Warm spring; a biblical place where Jesus appeared after his resurrection.

Variant of Emma, from Germanic roots meaning whole, universal, or complete.

Industrious or rival. A variant of Amelia/Emilia, from Latin roots meaning work or emulation.

Variant of Emilia, from Latin origins. Represents classical grace and femininity.

Variant of Emily, from Germanic origin meaning 'rival' or 'striving,' suggesting industriousness and determination.

Emulation; rival. Variant combining Emma with the suffix -lyn.

Home ruler; work power

A variant of Emerson, from Old English roots meaning 'son of Emery,' where Emery derives from Germanic elements suggesting strength.

Son of Emery; brave and powerful.

Home ruler. Variant of Emery from Germanic elements meaning work or industriousness.