Boy Names Starting With E

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 or wish; Sanskrit name with spiritual significance.

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.

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

Gracious protector; combines elegance with defensive and protective qualities.

Biblical name, variant form of Hezron meaning 'enclosed place' or 'enclosure.'

From Arabic meaning 'protection' or 'guardian'; symbolizes shelter and safeguarding.

Derived from the Anglo-Saxon kingdom name meaning 'territory of the East Saxons,' representing historical English nobility.

Crown or wreath; Spanish variant of Stephen derived from Greek stephanos.

Spanish form of Slavic name combining elements for 'glory' and 'stand'; means one who stands with glory.

One who achieves glory. Associated with achievement and honor in Slavic tradition.

Crown; Spanish form of Stephen from Greek 'stephanos' symbolizing honor and authority.

Crown or wreath - symbolizing honor and victory

Crown or garland, derived from Greek stephanos, representing honor and victory.

From the east. English surname used as a given name.

Crown, wreath; Portuguese form of Stephen

Modern spelling of Stephen, derived from Greek meaning 'crown' or 'wreath'.

Variant of Esteban (Spanish form of Stephen), meaning 'crowned' from Greek stephanos.

Wealthy guardian; prosperous steward.

Variant of Ethan meaning strong, firm, or steady

Strong and firm. Represents solidity, reliability, and strength.

Combining 'firm, strong' (Ethan) and 'supplanter' (James), both from Hebrew roots.

Noble and bright; symbolizes nobility and radiance

Strong or firm; variant spelling of the Hebrew name Ethan.

Strong and firm; solid.

Firm, strong; variant of Ethan

French form of Stephen, from Greek 'stephanos' meaning crown.

Holder or one who holds fast; steadfast and resolute.

Young warrior. A Scottish Gaelic form of Eoghan.

Good fame or renowned. From Greek eukleides, expressing honor and lasting distinction.

Means 'well-born' or 'of noble birth.'

Well-born or noble; from Greek elements meaning 'well' and 'born.'

Spanish/Greek name possibly derived from Greek 'eu' (good) and 'lalos' (talkative); represents eloquence.

Wrathful; one who is angry or hating.

Spanish/Italian name derived from Greek meaning 'well-spoken' or 'blessed,' related to eulogy.

Pious and reverent; from Greek meaning devoted, godly, or dutiful in faith.

Fruitful or steadfast, from Greek elements meaning good and well-standing.

Fruitful grapes; from Greek elements meaning good and grape, symbolizing abundance

Good spirits and cheerfulness; from Greek eu (good) and thymos (spirit)

Young warrior; derived from Hebrew meaning God's gracious gift

Good man, derived from Greek elements meaning 'good' and 'man'.

Messenger of good news; from Greek 'evangel'

Young warrior or God is gracious; modern variant of Evan.

Pleasing or excellent; well-liked and approved.

Ever-brave, ever-hardy. Derived from Germanic elements 'ever' and 'hard' meaning strong and enduring.

Variant of Everett, derived from Old English meaning 'wild boar herd,' symbolizing strength and courage.

Brave as a wild boar, strong

Strong boar; brave and powerful. Suggests resilience and nobility.

Variant of Everett; from Old English meaning "boar strength" or "brave boar".

Son of Ever, brave warrior's descendant.

Strong boar; mighty and fierce.

Possibly derived from Evan, meaning 'young warrior' in Irish tradition.

Variant of Evan, Irish name meaning 'young warrior'.

Universe. Represents the cosmos and all that exists within it.

From Old English elements meaning boar; symbolizes strength and wild power.

Variant of Evan, meaning "God is gracious" in Irish tradition, emphasizing youthful charm.

From Germanic elements 'ew' (law/tradition) and 'wald' (rule), meaning powerful ruler or law ruler.

Young warrior or born of the yew tree; Scottish variant with Celtic roots.

Wealthy guardian or prosperous protector, variant of Edward.

Means ewe-herd or shepherd of ewes; from Germanic roots indicating pastoral heritage and gentle leadership

English surname/place name possibly meaning 'ewe well' from Old English origins.

Young warrior. A Scottish Gaelic variant of Ewan, meaning 'young' or 'youthful'.

Related to ewe or sheep; possibly from Scottish place names or Old English.

Defender of men; protector; variant of Alexander.

New house, variant of Xavier from Basque origin.

A departure or mass departure. The biblical book describing the departure of Israelites from Egypt.

Hands or strength of hand; symbolizes power and capability

My strength or mighty. A Hebrew name suggesting power and resilience.

A young hawk or eaglet; a falconry term referring to a young bird of prey.

Bright light; possibly related to Aidan or Eden.

Job or from God. The Amharic form of the biblical name Job, representing patience and faith.

Strong and firm; meaning firmness or strength

Strong and firm; variant of Hebrew 'Ethan'.

Hebrew name, variant form of Isaiah or Ezekiel. Means God is salvation or God strengthens.

A historic Aksumite name; Ezana was a powerful king of Axum in ancient Ethiopia.

God strengthens; variant spelling of Ezekiel from Hebrew origins.

God strengthens; God is my strength or God will strengthen.

God is my strength; a biblical variant of Ezekiel with the same Hebrew meaning.

God will strengthen

God strengthens.