Girl Names Starting With E

Life; the Irish form of Eve or Eva, connected to the first woman in creation.

Variant of Earline or related to Earl, English origin meaning 'nobleman' or 'chief,' emphasizing leadership and nobility.

Noblewoman, derived from English earl meaning nobleman or peer.

A variant of Ernestine, derived from Ernest, a Germanic name meaning 'serious' or 'resolute.'

Earnest and sincere; symbolizes honesty and determination.

Feminine form of Ernest, meaning serious and resolute, from Germanic root Ernst.

Of the earth; grounded and connected to nature.

Radiant or shining; related to beauty and light

A dark, precious wood.

From Old Norse and Scandinavian origins, possibly meaning strong female or connected to historical figures. Traditionally used in Nordic regions.

Variant of Ebony, referencing the dark precious ebony wood.

Ebony wood; precious and enduring, symbolizing strength and elegance.

Child is wealth; child is precious. A Yoruba expression of the value and blessing of children.

Rejuvenation, pleasure.

Named after the collection of Old Norse poems that document Norse mythology and heroic sagas.

Prosperous in war or wealthy warrior; combines elements of fortune and strength.

Variant of Adeline, from Germanic 'adal' meaning 'noble,' symbolizing nobility and refinement.

Spanish name of Germanic origin combining "adel" (noble) and "mir" (fame), meaning "noble fame."

Noble white; an alpine flower symbolizing purity and grace.

Noble; variant of Evelyn with Old English roots relating to nobility.

Paradise, place of pleasure, delight

Named after the ancient city of Edessa in Mesopotamia, a site of historical and religious significance.

From Old English 'Eadgyð' meaning 'rich gift' or 'blessed gift'

Prosperous in war or blessed warrior; from Old English Eadgyð

Prosperous warrior; one blessed with wealth and fortune in battle

Wealthy or blessed; a variant of Edith meaning prosperous in battle.

Combines Edmund (protector of wealth) with feminine -ia suffix, suggesting a female guardian.

Pleasure or rejuvenation; one who brings joy.

Compound name combining Edna (Hebrew origin meaning rejuvenation) and Mae (the month of May or a form of Mary).

Interpreter; variant of Idris (fiery or elevated lord).

Wealthy guardian, derived from Germanic roots meaning estate-holder and protector.

Wealthy guardian or rich protector; conveys strength and prosperity.

Wealthy friend, combining Old English elements for property/wealth and friend.

Blessed friend or happy friend. Feminine form combining Old English elements for joy and friend.

Wealthy protector

Variant of Edie; derived from Edith, meaning wealthy in war or prosperous warrior.

Rich gift or fortunate in battle

Variant of Edith, from Old English 'Eadgyth' combining 'ead' (wealth) and 'gyth' (war/battle).

Desire or energy, representing passion and inner power in Sanskrit.

Life, living one (from Eva/Eve)

Good speech; from Greek euphemia meaning auspicious or of good omen.

Well-spoken or blessed with good speech.

Fruitful; a biblical Hebrew name symbolizing fertility and abundance.

Related to Biblical Ephrata, suggesting fruitfulness and fertility in Hebrew tradition.

Japanese name typically meaning 'child of eternity' or 'child of prosperity' depending on kanji used.

Oak tree. Variant of Elah.

Heavenly or superior; Hawaiian origin

Variant of Eileen, derived from Helen, meaning 'bright' or 'shining one'

Greek goddess of childbirth and labor, representing divine protection and safe passage through pregnancy and delivery.

Variant of Eileen; Irish form of Helen meaning 'bright' or 'shining light'.

Bright light or shining; derived from Greek 'helene' meaning radiant.

Bright and shining. Scottish form of Helen representing light and radiance.

Bright, shining light. Irish form of Helen symbolizing radiance and brilliance.

Irish name, possibly related to Elizabeth

Bright and shining, derived from Irish origins.

Welsh name of uncertain etymology, known from Welsh literature and popularized by modern adaptations.

Brightness; radiance. Irish form related to Eileen.

From Arabic roots relating to faith and belief; represents spirituality and trust.

Japanese name whose meaning depends on kanji characters used in writing.

Welsh name meaning 'snow,' symbolizing purity and beauty.

Means peace; Eirene was the Greek goddess of peace.

Bright, radiant, or silvery in Welsh; carries qualities of luminosity and brilliance.

Peace; the ancient Greek goddess of peace, harmony, and reconciliation.

Snowdrop, a delicate white flower that blooms in early spring, symbolizing hope and renewal.

Jesus; Arabic variant of Isa derived from Aramaic origins.

Alive or living; variant of Aisha, meaning 'vivacious woman.'

Noble or generous. Appears in Welsh mythology and tradition.

Eternal warrior, from Old Norse 'ei' (always) and 'arr' (warrior), symbolizing eternal strength and valor.

Spanish name, possibly related to Elisa or Elizabeth.

One; unity, singularity, or oneness.

One or unity in Sanskrit; represents the singular divine principle and cosmic oneness.

Russian form of Catherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure' or 'clean'.

Pure; from Greek 'katharos', representing purity and cleanliness.

One divine light; from Punjabi ek (one) and noor (light).

Sanskrit name meaning 'unity,' 'oneness,' or 'wholeness'; represents unified consciousness and integration.

Short form or independent name; Sanskrit origin meaning earth.

Divine, celestial, relating to God or the heavens.

Bright or shining light. Variant of Elaine/Elena derived from the Greek Helene.

Hebrew name possibly meaning oak tree or variant of Eloah (God).

Divine; relating to God or the divine essence.

Bright or shining light, derived from Greek origins through Helen meaning radiant or luminous.

God's oath; variant of Elizabeth with divine covenant symbolism.

Bright light

Bright and shining; variant of Eleanor with Germanic roots suggesting light and nobility.

Cheerful, joyful, sparkling