Baby Names Starting with E

Virtue, morality, and character. Represents ethical excellence and noble conduct.

Eternal ruler, from Old Norse elements meaning 'eternal' and 'ruler'.

Variant of Erika; from Scandinavian meaning 'eternal ruler' or 'eternal powerful one.'

Means saint or holy in Turkish.

Hebrew name meaning 'cedar tree,' symbolizing strength, endurance, and permanence.

Knowledge, wisdom, awareness

Derived from Turkish elements 'er' (man) and 'han' (leader/khan), meaning noble man.

Honorable and strong. Combines Germanic roots for honor and hardness.

Bright warrior; strong in battle

Ever powerful or eternal ruler, symbolizing strength.

Eternal ruler; ever powerful

A variant of Erica, derived from Old Norse meaning 'eternal ruler,' representing timeless authority and strength.

Surname used as first name meaning 'son of Eric', from Norse meaning 'eternal ruler'.

Son of Eric; ever powerful or eternal ruler.

From the Erie Native American people; also refers to Lake Erie; evokes natural landscape

God is my light.

Wealthy and noble; represents prosperity

Eternal ruler, ever powerful king

Eternal ruler

Ever ruler; one with eternal power and authority

Son of Erik; Erik derives from Old Norse elements meaning eternal ruler.

Scandinavian patronymic meaning 'son of Erik,' where Erik derives from Old Norse meaning 'eternal ruler.'

Ireland; little Ireland—Irish-derived name with -lyn diminutive suffix.

From Irish 'Éireann', the Gaelic name for Ireland, symbolizing Irish heritage.

Variant of Erin, from Irish meaning 'Ireland' or the Irish goddess Ériu.

Variant of Erin, from Irish 'Éireann' referring to Ireland.

A Yoruba name combining 'Eri' (to emerge) and 'Oluwa' (God), meaning one blessed by God or gifted from God.

Variant of Eric, from Old Norse elements meaning 'eternal' and 'ruler.'

Estate ruler; one who rules the home

Greek goddess of discord and strife in mythology.

Derived from Old Norse; means 'hereditary land' or 'man of the homeland'.

Nobleman, warrior; variant of Earl from Old English eorl.

Grandson or descendant of a nobleman; derived from Old Norse jarl meaning earl or noble.

Possibly related to German Hermann, meaning warrior or man of the army

Germanic name blending roots suggesting wholeness and beauty combined.

Ethiopian/Amharic origin, related to biblical Jeremiah meaning 'exalted by the Lord.'

Whole or universal; derived from Germanic roots signifying totality.

From hermine (ermine animal) or variant of Hermione; represents nobility and prestige.

Whole and universal; warrior woman. Related to Germanic roots meaning 'complete' and 'army.'

Possibly derived from Germanic Hermann, meaning army man or warrior

Serious and resolute; one who is earnest and sincere.

Female form of Ernest, from Germanic 'ernst' meaning 'serious' or 'earnest,' symbolizing integrity.

Likely a feminine form of Ernest, meaning 'sincere' and 'resolute,' symbolizing earnestness and determination.

Serious and resolute; feminine form of Ernest.

Serious or resolute, German form of Ernest from Germanic 'ernust' meaning severe.

Brave and courageous. Associated with valor and fearlessness.

Greek god of love and desire; symbolizes romantic love and passion

Variant of Eric, meaning eternal ruler or powerful leader.

Variant of Erica; Germanic origin meaning 'ever-powerful' or 'eternal ruler.'

Eternal ruler; ever powerful.

Eternal ruler or ever-powerful; strong and enduring

Ever powerful or eternal ruler.

Variant of Erin, from Irish relating to 'Ireland'.

From Gaelic origins, possibly meaning 'pledge' or related to Irish heritage.

From Ireland; Irish.

From the steep cliff or high ground; Scottish place name origin

Scottish place name from Renfrewshire used as a given name, conveying connection to Scottish heritage and ancestral ties.

Paradise or garden; from Quranic reference to the gardens of Erum.

Variant of Erica, meaning eternal ruler.

Eternal ruler or ever powerful.

Eternal ruler; Scandinavian variant of Eric from Old Norse meaning 'ever' or 'always.'

Variant spelling of Erica, feminine form of Eric, from Norse meaning 'eternal ruler'.

Modern variant spelling of Erica/Erika, from Greek meaning "eternal ruler" or "heather".

From Ireland or peace. Variant of Erin from Irish.

From Irish 'Éireann' meaning 'Ireland' or related to the Irish goddess Ériu

In Greek mythology, Eryx was a giant and son of Poseidon and Aphrodite.

Forefather. Finnish origin; also possibly a variant of biblical Esau.

From Elizabeth; means devoted to God and expresses spiritual devotion.

Possible variant or Hebrew origin: Isaiah, meaning 'God saves' or 'God is salvation.'

God is salvation

God is salvation

God is salvation. Biblical variant spelling of Isaiah from Hebrew Yeshayahu.

Hairy and rough; strong.

Variant of Esau, a Hebrew biblical name meaning 'hairy,' from the Hebrew word 'se'ar.'

Divine bear; Scandinavian name possibly derived from Old Norse elements meaning god/lord and bear

Greek variant of Ezra, Hebrew origin meaning "God helps" or "God is my help".

God is my strength. Spanish form of Ezekiel.

Desire, wish, or night. Associated with longing and aspiration.

Desire or wish; Sanskrit name with spiritual significance.

Desired; wished for with affection.

Variant of Isaiah, Hebrew name meaning 'God is salvation' (Yah=God, shua=salvation).

A ridge of gravel deposited by a glacier; associated with natural geological formations.

Divine names. Turkish/Arabic origin referring to the names of God in Islamic tradition.

Esteemed or loved; variant of Esme from French esmé.

Variant of Ishmael, meaning 'God will hear' or 'God listens.'

Esteemed, beloved, emerald

Variant of Esme; means 'beloved' or 'esteemed' from Old French origins.

Emerald; precious green gemstone

Diminutive of Esme, meaning esteemed or beloved.

Gracious protector; combines elegance with defensive and protective qualities.

Modern variant of Esme, derived from French 'aimée' meaning 'beloved'.