Girl Names Starting With E

All beloved; combination of Ella and Marie

Shining light or bright; represents radiance and brilliance

Bright and protected; combines the meanings of light and defender.

Modern variant of Ella with contemporary suffix. Ella means all or completely.

Modern blend of Ella and Elwyn; Elwyn is Welsh meaning 'white brow' or 'noble friend'.

Bright and joyful; modern combination of Ella (bright) and Wynn (joy).

Variant of Elena, meaning bright or shining light.

Weary or weary one, a variant of the Hebrew name Leah.

Bright or light-bearing, from Greek and Old French origins.

Bright light; from Greek elements meaning bright and shining light

Bright, shining light; variations associated with radiance and illumination.

Shining light; variant of Ellie with Greek roots suggesting brightness and radiance.

Bright or shining light

Shining light or bright one; derived from Helen meaning light in Greek

Shining light; bright. Variant of Elena, representing illumination and clarity.

Bright and shining; variant of Greek 'Helen'.

Bright light; variant of Eleanor representing radiance and nobility.

Bright light; shining one. Variant of Eleanor.

Bright, shining light. Derived from Greek elements meaning light and bright.

God is my oath. Related to Elizabeth, symbolizing divine commitment.

Torch or shining light. A modern variant of Ella or Ellie with Greek origins from Helios.

God has answered; expresses divine response to prayer

Combined variant of Eleanor/Ellen and Hannah, conveying light and grace with divine favor.

Noble and of high birth; derived from Germanic origins relating to nobility.

Bright shining one, light

Sun combined with beloved; a compound name blending two affectionate elements.

Bright, shining one

A variant spelling of Eliot, derived from Greek meaning 'the Lord is my God.'

Ella's settlement or town. An English place-based name with geographical roots.

Bright, shining light. Scandinavian form of Eleanor with ancient roots.

Variant of Eleanor; derived from Germanic elements meaning light or bright.

God is my God, feminine variant of Elliott derived from Hebrew Elijah.

God is my oath; pledged to God; variation of Elizabeth.

God is my oath; derived from Hebrew Elisabeth.

My God is Yahweh; ascended; modern variant of Hebrew Eliyah or Aliyah.

God has answered; a modern variant of Eliana with Hebrew roots expressing divine response.

God is my oath

Foreign riches; modern variant of French name Elodie.

Cheerful and joyful; suggesting brightness, positivity, and lively spirit.

Elm tree

Noble, derived from Elizabeth.

God has answered me; expressing divine favor and answered prayers.

Bright or shining light; variant of Ellen derived from the Greek Helen.

God's oath, pledged to God.

From the alyssum flower; possibly related to Elysium

Noble or from a literary tradition. Name appearing in French classical literature.

Bright light; shining one.

God or deity. An archaic Hebrew poetic form referring to the divine.

Variant of French name Elodie; exact etymology uncertain, possibly from Greek roots meaning wealth or noble.

Spanish form of Elodie, meaning 'foreign' or 'foreign riches,' derived from Germanic roots.

Foreign riches, marsh flower

A variant of Eloise, from Old German 'helewidis,' meaning 'widely known' or 'famous.'

Healthy, wide, famous warrior

A variant of Eloise, meaning 'healthy' or 'whole', from the Old German name Heloise.

Bright, shining; possibly related to Elena from Greek meaning torch or bright

Elm tree. Represents strength, stability, and natural beauty.

Modern invented name, possibly inspired by 'elm tree' from Welsh tradition.

Pledged to God, noble maiden

Variant of Elisabeth, meaning 'God's oath' or 'God is my covenant.'

From Elizabeth, meaning God's oath in Hebrew origin.

God's oath.

A modern combination of Elsie (from Elizabeth, meaning God's oath) and Mae.

God's oath; God is my oath. Scottish form of Elizabeth with Hebrew roots.

God's oath; a divine promise from Hebrew roots.

God's oath; variant of Elsie derived from Elizabeth (Hebrew El-sheba).

Feminine form of Elvin, from Germanic elements meaning 'noble friend.'

Variant of Elijah; my God is Yahweh or God is my strength

God has answered; God has shown favor and grace

God has answered; represents divine response and blessing.

A variant of Elise, derived from Hebrew 'Elisabeth' meaning 'God's oath'; represents faith and devotion.