Girl Names Starting With E

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

Variant of Erica, meaning eternal ruler.

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

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

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

Desired; wished for with affection.

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

Esteemed or loved; variant of Esme from French esmé.

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.

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

Hope, representing optimism and faith in the future.

Hope, expectation, anticipation

Night journey; related to the Islamic concept of Isra, the miraculous night journey in Islamic tradition.

God beholds; variant of Jessica, from Hebrew meaning God beholds.

Star; from Hebrew Esther, meaning star or brightness.

A Spanish form of Stephanie, meaning 'crowned' or 'crowned with laurel,' derived from the Greek name Stephanos.

From Greek stephanos meaning 'crown' or 'wreath'; symbolizes honor, victory, and achievement.

Crowned; one who is crowned

Star, celestial, heavenly

Derived from Estelle, meaning 'star' in Latin.

Crown or wreath; symbol of honor and distinction.

Crown or wreath. Variant of Stephanie derived from the Greek stephanos.

Star; variant form of Esther

Crown, from Greek Stephanie (stephanos)

Spanish variant of Estella, derived from Latin stella meaning 'star,' symbolizing luminosity, guidance, and celestial beauty.

Star; from Hebrew Hadassah meaning star

Star

Little star; Spanish diminutive of 'estrella'

Variant of Estella or Estrella; Spanish/Latin for star.

Star. Hebrew origin, Yiddish diminutive of Esther meaning 'star' or 'myrtle tree.'

Hebrew origin meaning 'strong' or 'firm,' conveying strength and stability.

Noble; from Old English æðel meaning noble or distinguished

Noble maiden combining Old English elements for 'noble' and 'maiden'

Noble. Old English name derived from aethel meaning noble.

Variant of Ethel, from Germanic origin meaning 'noble,' representing dignity and refinement.

Combination of Ethel (noble) and Mae (diminutive of Mary), suggesting noble grace.

Noble, of noble birth; derived from Germanic elements meaning noble

Noble.

Kernel or grain; an ancient Irish name with roots in Irish mythology and heritage.

Noble, derived from Old English 'æthel' meaning distinguished or of high birth.

Noble; variant of Ethel from Old English meaning nobility

Star.

Little one, a diminutive form conveying endearment and smallness

Diminutive of Esther, meaning star in Hebrew.

From Greek meaning good gift, combining eu (good) and dora (gift).

Greek origin from eu (good) + pheme (speech), meaning 'well-spoken' or 'of good repute'.

Well-born, noble; from Greek 'eugenios'

Well-born or noble, derived from the Greek word eugenes meaning of good birth.

Well-born or noble; variant of Eugenia from Greek origins.

Variant of Eulalia, meaning 'sweetly-speaking' or 'good speech' in Greek.

Fair speech or sweetly speaking; variant of Eulalia

From Greek meaning 'well-speaking' or 'eloquent,' combining eu (well) and lalia (speech).

Silver; grace; graceful

Good speech; one who speaks well. Derived from Greek origins.

Good speech; one who is eloquent or well-spoken

Intense joy, happiness, and well-being; state of extreme elation

I have found it; exclamation of discovery

Wide justice. In Greek mythology, the beloved wife of musician Orpheus.

From Greek eusebeia, meaning 'piety' or 'devoutness.' Represents reverence and spiritual devotion.

From Greek meaning 'fruitful' and 'productive'; symbolizes fertility, abundance, and growth.

Life or living one; from Hebrew Chavah meaning giver of life

Variant of Evadne, possibly derived from Greek 'eu' (well) with significance in classical mythology.

Life and living; from Hebrew meaning she who gives life.

Derived from Eva, meaning life or living one.

Variant of Evelyn or Eva, meaning 'life' or 'wished-for child.'

Variant of Evelyn, derived from Hebrew meaning 'life' or 'living one.'

Wished for child. A variant of Evelyn reflecting the sense of a long-awaited or desired one.

Desired or light; variant of Evelyn with feminine -nne ending

Combination of Eva ('life' in Latin) and Maria ('beloved' or 'star of the sea' in Hebrew). Symbolizes living love.

Life and of the sea, combining two meaningful names.

Bearer of good news

Greek origin meaning 'bearer of good news' or 'messenger of good tidings.' Variant of Evangeline.

Bearer of good news; one who brings the gospel

Good news; bearer of good news

A variant of Evangeline derived from Greek 'evangelion', meaning 'good news' or 'bringer of good tidings'.

Bearer of good news, gospel

Variant of Evangeline; from Greek meaning good news or bringer of good news, referencing the gospel.

One who brings good news or gospel; a feminine variant of Evangeline, the female evangelist.