Boy Names Starting With E

hope, aspiration, or desire

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

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

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

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

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

Rival, eager, industrious

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

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

Rival, eager, industrious

Rival, eager, industrious

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

Rival; emulating and striving.

Rival or eager; variant of Emilio from Latin Aemilius.

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

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

God is with us

God is with us; conveying divine presence and protection.

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

Home ruler; work power

Universal, truth, powerful

Rival; derived from the Latin name Aemilius referring to one who emulates or rivals

Prosperity; flourishing and growth.

Chief or leader; esteemed ruler in Turkish tradition.

Variant of Emery, meaning a brave and powerful ruler.

Brave; modern variant of Emery, from Germanic roots meaning courageous protector.

Immortal or eternal. Derived from the name Ambrosius with Welsh historical significance.

Welsh name meaning king or ruler, derived from the Latin Ambrosius.

Spanish word for incarnation, referring to the Christian concept of becoming flesh.

Italian and Latin form of Aeneas, legendary Trojan hero

Basque form related to Enrique/Henry

Angel; refers to a divine messenger or heavenly being.

Bright angel; from German 'Engel' (angel) and 'bert' (bright).

Lord of the earth; Sumerian deity of water, wisdom, and freshwater springs.

Sumerian god of wind, air, and earth in Mesopotamian mythology

God is with us. Spanish form expressing divine presence and protection.

From the Roman family name Ennius; derived from Latin roots, historically used as a given name.

Island; derived from Irish place name Ennis in County Clare, Ireland.

Dedicated or consecrated, derived from the Hebrew name Enoch.

Variant of Enoch, meaning dedicated or teaching.

Dedicated, disciplined, trained

Dedicated or initiated. Variant of the biblical name Enoch.

Hebrew name meaning 'man' or 'mortal', with biblical significance.

Variant of Henry; home ruler in Germanic tradition. Symbolizes leadership and sovereignty.

Estate ruler, from Germanic Heinrich (home ruler).

Home ruler, one who governs the household with authority

A Zen circle in Japanese philosophy representing enlightenment, infinity, and the universe.

Radiant or luminous, from Arabic 'Anwar' (lights, radiant).

Winner, conqueror, ruler of the home

Young warrior, derived from Irish Eochaidh

Irish form of John; means 'God is gracious,' representing divine blessing and kindness.

Fruitful, productive, fertile

Doubly fruitful; extremely productive and blessed

Variant of Ephraim, meaning fruitful or doubly fruitful.

From Hebrew, meaning 'doubly fruitful' or 'productive.' Symbolizes abundance and prosperity.

From Greek 'Epiphanios,' meaning 'manifest' or 'appearing'; connected to Epiphany, the revelation of Christ.

Awakened or watchful. A Hebrew name symbolizing awareness and spiritual awakening.

Desired or beloved, from Greek erastos.

Beloved or worthy of love.

Beloved or amiable

Beloved; one who is desired or loved.

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

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

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.

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

Eternal ruler, ever powerful king

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.'

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

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

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

Possibly derived from Germanic Hermann, meaning army man or warrior

Serious and resolute; one who is earnest and sincere.

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.

Eternal ruler; ever powerful.

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

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

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.

Eternal ruler or ever powerful.

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

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

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

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

God is salvation

God is salvation