Names that start with E
1,515 different E-names were given to U.S. babies in 2025, and Emma led them with 12,768 newborns. Compare all 4,140 names on record by a single year, a recent range, or their complete history.
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- EiraOne possible meaning is 'snow,' from the Welsh word eiraWelsh116
- EddyRich or wealthy guardianEnglish113
- EilaPossibly a variant of Eileen or a feminine form of the Hebrew name Elijah, meaning "my God is YahwehEnglish113
- EasonOf uncertain originEnglish112
- EmmetDerived from an Irish surname, ultimately from the Old Irish personal name 'Imchad', meaning 'young warrior' or 'hero'Irish110
- EmmarieCombination of Emma and Marie, suggesting "universal" and "beloved" or "star of the seaModern coinage110
- ElissaMy God is an oathHebrew108
- EmberleighA modern invented name combining the word 'ember' with the fashionable suffix '-leigh' (from Old English lēah 'woodland clearing')Modern coinage108
- EmericOf debated originGerman108
- Esaibiblical variant of Isaiah, meaning 'salvation of the Lord'Spanish107
- Emileerival or industrious, derived from the Roman family name AemiliusLatin106
- EmariOf uncertain originModern coinage104
- EilanyOften considered a modern variant of Elani or Elaniya, with a suggested meaning of 'light' or 'torch' from Hawaiian roots, though this is uncertainModern coinage104
- ElvinElf friend, or noble friendEnglish102
- Eamonwealthy protectorIrish102
- ErvinPossibly from an Old English name meaning 'boar friend' or a variant of Irving, meaning 'green water' or 'west river'English101
- ElifSlender, tall, or of elegant statureArabic101
- EstefanyCrown or garlandSpanish100
- EydanUnknownModern coinage99
- ElanaVariant of Elena, meaning "bright, shining light" or "torch"Greek97
- ElishevaMy God is an oath, or God is abundanceHebrew97
- EzariahYahweh has helpedHebrew97
- EmrieOf uncertain originModern coinage96
- EleonoraA Latinate form of Eleanor, ultimately derived from the Provençal name Aliénor, meaning 'the other Aenor' or from the Germanic name Aldenor, meaning 'old north'Italian95
- EverlynA variant of Evelyn, traditionally derived from the Norman French name Aveline, meaning 'desired' or 'little bird'English95
- EdsonSon of Ed (or Edward, Edwin)English94
- EderEder is a name of Basque origin, where it means 'beautiful' or 'handsome'Spanish94
- EastynModern invented name, likely a respelling of Easton or a combination of East + the popular -yn suffixModern coinage93
- EnderOf uncertain originLiterary93
- EliyahMy God is YahwehHebrew92
- EdieUncertainEnglish91
- ElonOf Hebrew origin, literally 'oak tree' or possibly derived from 'Elon' meaning 'strong'Hebrew90
- EdrickWealthy ruler, derived from Old English elements meaning 'wealth' or 'prosperity' and 'ruler'English90
- ExodusDeparture, exit, or a mass migrationGreek90
- EverlynnA modern coinage combining the name Everly with the popular suffix -lynn, perhaps influenced by the word 'ever'Modern coinage90
- EleiaOften considered a variant of the name Elia, which may derive from the Latin Aelia, a feminine form of the Roman family name Aelius, meaning 'sun' or 'sunshine,' but this connection is debatedGreek90
- EanIrish form of John, meaning 'God is gracious'Irish89
- EmmersonSon of Emery or Emory, often interpreted as 'industrious leader'English89
- EizaOf uncertain originModern coinage89
- ElayaGod has answered, or oak tree (uncertain origin, possibly a modern coinage blending El- and -aya)Modern coinage89
- EstefaniaCrown, garlandSpanish88
- EmanFaith or belief, derived from the Arabic word for faithArabic87
- EvelinDerived from Eve, meaning "life" or "living oneEnglish86
- EvansSon of Evan or son of IfanWelsh85
- EstyDiminutive of Esther, traditionally interpreted as 'star' (from Persian 'setareh') or possibly derived from the Babylonian goddess IshtarEnglish85
- EesaAnglicized form of Isa, the Arabic name for Jesus, meaning 'God is salvation' or 'Yahweh savesArabic85
- EllingtonDerived from an English surname meaning 'settlement of Ella's people'English84
- EmaanFaith, belief (in Islam)Arabic83
- EyadOf debated originArabic83
- EvanaEvana is likely a modern English coinage, perhaps a variant of Ivana (the feminine form of Ivan, meaning 'God is gracious') or a feminine form of Evan (Welsh for 'young warrior')Modern coinage83
- EzrielGod is my helpHebrew83
- ElliemaeA combination of the names Ellie and MaeModern coinage83
- EzrenOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern invented nameModern coinage83
- EffieShort form of Euphemia, meaning 'well-spoken' or 'of good reputation'Greek82
- ElwoodFrom the Old English elements 'æl' meaning 'elder tree' and 'wudu' meaning 'wood', thus 'elder-wood forest'English81
- EversonSon of Everton or son of EvardEnglish81
- Elanith81
- EmmeShort form of Emma or Emily, meaning 'universal' or 'industrious'English80
- EisleyOf uncertain originModern coinage80
- EllietteA modern feminine name, likely a variant of Elliott or Eliette, with no single established meaningModern coinage80
- EmmylouA combination of Emma and Lou, often associated with the meaning of Emma ('universal') and Lou ('famous warrior')Modern coinage80
- EmelynDerived from the Germanic name Amalia, meaning 'work' or 'industrious'English79
- EternityEndless time, everlastingEnglish79
- EmpressEmpress, the female sovereign ruler of an empireEnglish79
- EmoniFrom an invented name, possibly a blend of the initial E with the suffix -moni, popularized in the 1990sModern coinage78
- ElsyOf uncertain originEnglish78
- ElloryOf uncertain originModern coinage78
- EuniceGood victoryGreek77
- ElliotteFeminine variant of Elliot, a Scottish surname derived from a diminutive of the Norman French name Elye, itself a form of Elias (the Greek form of Elijah), meaning 'my God is Yahweh'Scottish77
- ElodyThe name likely originated as a modern variant of Elodie or Melody, but its specific meaning is uncertainModern coinage77
- EeveeDerived from the name of the Pokémon character Eevee, which was originally chosen as a name evoking evolution within the game franchiseModern coinage76
- EdmondProsperous protectionEnglish75
- EsdrasHelp, helperHebrew75
- EvianaPossibly a modern combination of Eva and Ana, or a variant of Eliana, meaning 'God has answered' or 'sun'Modern coinage75
- ElliaThe name Ellia is of uncertain origin, but it is often considered a variant of Ella, meaning 'light' or 'beautiful fairy woman'Modern coinage73
- EmorieFeminine form of Emory, meaning 'brave, powerful' or 'industrious leader'English73
- EzraelGod is my helpHebrew73
- EdnaPleasure, delightHebrew72
- EverardoBrave as a wild boarSpanish72
- ElianahOf uncertain originModern coinage72
- ElowynnDerived from the Cornish name Elowen, meaning 'elm tree'Literary71
- EmileOf uncertain originFrench70
- EzriOf uncertain originModern coinage70
- EzlynnA modern invented name combining the initial 'Ez' with the popular suffix '-lynn', possibly influenced by names like Eileen or AileenModern coinage70
- EliyanaMy God has answeredHebrew69
- ElyonThe Most High, a title for God in HebrewHebrew69
- EzranOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern invented nameModern coinage69
- EviannaOf uncertain originModern coinage67
- ErickaFeminine form of Eric, meaning 'eternal ruler' or 'ever powerfulScandinavian66
- EllyanaGod has answered (Hebrew, via Eliana)Hebrew66
- EverlieDerived from the English word 'ever' plus the fashionable suffix '-lie', meaning 'always' or 'eternal', with no traditional root meaningModern coinage66
- Estevancrowned with laurelSpanish65
- EfrenOf uncertain originSpanish65
- ElyThe name Ely is of uncertain origin and meaning, though it may derive from a Hebrew name meaning "ascension" or be a short form of Elias or ElijahEnglish65
- EllamaeCombination of Ella and Mae, meaning 'other' or 'light' and 'pearl'English65
- EvoletOf uncertain originModern coinage65
- EleonorA variant spelling of Eleanor, possibly meaning 'light' or 'the other Aenor', though the exact origin is debatedEnglish65
- EsraOf debated originArabic65
- EzlynEzlyn is a modern invented name, likely a blend of the popular prefix Ez- (from names like Ezra or Isabella) and the fashionable -lyn suffixModern coinage65
- EraA period of time marked by distinctive character or eventsModern coinage64
- ElamHighlands or eternalHebrew64
- EarlNobleman or warrior, from the English aristocratic titleEnglish63
- EmyShort form of Emily or Emma, often used as a standalone nameEnglish63
- EvannaPossibly a variant of Evan or a feminization of Evan, meaning 'God is gracious' or 'young warrior'?English63
- EmelineRival, industrious, or eagerEnglish62
- Emmersynof uncertain originModern coinage62
- EmriOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern coinage inspired by Emery or EmberModern coinage62
- EverhettSon of Everard or EverettEnglish62
- EugeniaWell-born, nobleGreek61
- EmarieA modern coinage, likely a combination of the prefix 'Em-' (as in Emma or Emily) with the suffix '-marie' (from Marie), often interpreted as implying 'beloved' or 'bitter', though it has no traditional meaning of its ownModern coinage61
- EssaProbably an Arabic name meaning 'myrtle' or, in some interpretations, 'gift'Arabic61
- ElianoOf uncertain originModern coinage61
- EldonFrom an English surname, possibly meaning 'Ella's hill' or derived from a place name meaning 'hill of the old man'English60
- EltonOld farmstead or Ella's townEnglish60
- EliottMy God is YahwehHebrew60
- EmikoA common Japanese feminine nameJapanese60
- EnocOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Enoch meaning 'dedicated' or 'initiated' in HebrewHebrew60
- ElanMeaning debatedHebrew59
- Emillyof uncertain originEnglish59
- EmelinaIndustrious, striving, or rivalLatin59
- EsaOne who is worthyScandinavian59
- ElaiaOne of several possible meanings, debatedModern coinage58
- Erwinfriend of the boarGerman57
- EulaliaSweetly speaking, from Greek eulalos meaning 'sweetly speaking' or 'well-spoken'Greek57
- EllorieOf uncertain origin, likely a modern invented nameModern coinage57
- ElliShort form of names beginning with El-Scandinavian56
- ElyzaOf uncertain originModern coinage56
- EvetteOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Yvette or a feminine form of Yves, derived from the Germanic element iv meaning 'yew'French54
- EmmanuellaGod is with usHebrew54
- EliyaGod is my salvation (Hebrew derivation) or exalted (Arabic derivation)Hebrew54
- EliabGod is my fatherHebrew54
- EsaiasSalvation of the LordHebrew54
- ElanieOf uncertain originModern coinage54
- ElionOf uncertain originModern coinage54
- EzielGod is my strength (uncertainHebrew54
- ElinProbably a form of Helen, meaning "light" or "torchScandinavian53
- EvanyEvany is likely a modern invented name, possibly a variant of Evangeline or a feminine form of Evan, but its exact meaning is uncertainModern coinage53
- ErynPossibly a variant of Erin, meaning 'peace' or 'from Ireland'Irish52
- ElyjahThe Lord is my God (a variant of Elijah)English52
- EvelynneDesired childEnglish52
- EbenezerStone of helpHebrew52
- ElloraOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Elora or related to the Ellora Caves in IndiaModern coinage52
- EzeriahThe name is of uncertain origin, possibly a modern elaboration of Ezra or a variant of Azariah, meaning 'God has helped' in HebrewModern coinage52
- EfraimGod has made me fruitful (or doubly fruitful), from the Hebrew verb 'to be fruitfulHebrew51
- EliahEliah is a variant of Elijah, meaning 'my God is Yahweh'Hebrew51
- EmmeryOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Emery or a modern creation blending Em- with -eryModern coinage51
- EvianOf uncertain originModern coinage51
- ElyanPossibly a variant of Elian, itself from the Greek name Helios, meaning 'sun'Modern coinage51
- EleanaAn elaborated form of Elaine or Helen, possibly meaning 'sun ray' or 'shining light'English50
- ElleeVariant of Ellie, often used as a nickname for names beginning with El- or as a feminine form of names like ElliottEnglish48
- ElleanorVariant of Eleanor, meaning 'light' or 'bright, shining one'English48
- EmerlyOf uncertain originModern coinage48
- EssieDiminutive of Esther, meaning 'myrtle leaf' in Persian, or of names beginning with 'Es-'English47
- EmmaleeVariant of Emily, usually interpreted as 'industrious' or 'rival'English47
- ElderDerived from an English surname meaning 'elder tree' or 'older person', used as a given nameEnglish47
- EinarOne who fights alone or lone warriorScandinavian47
- EdynModern invented name, likely a respelling of Eden or EdinModern coinage47
- EsmeeBeloved or esteemedFrench47
- EvaanOf debated originModern coinage47
- EmerlynnThe name Emerlynn is a modern coinage, likely formed from the popular root name Emer- (as in Emerald or Emerson) combined with the fashionable suffix -lynnModern coinage47
- Eilaniof uncertain originModern coinage47
- ElenoraOf uncertain originEnglish46
- Emersenson of EmeryEnglish46
- EmmelynVariant of Emeline, derived from the Germanic element 'amal' meaning 'work'Modern coinage46
- Evara46
- EoinGod is graciousIrish45
- ElloiseOf uncertain originEnglish45
- EylaOf uncertain originModern coinage45
- EnaOf uncertain originEnglish44
- EnolaOf debated originModern coinage44
- EdelynOf uncertain originModern coinage44
- EspenEspen is a Norwegian and Danish name derived from Asbjørn, meaning 'divine bear'Scandinavian43
- ElikaiGod is my salvation, a variant of the Hebrew name ElishaHebrew43
- EvelyneDesiredEnglish42
- ElieGod is my helpHebrew42
- EdanOf uncertain originHebrew42
- EriOf uncertain originJapanese42
- EmadPillar, supportArabic42
- EllanorOf uncertain originModern coinage42
- EileyOf uncertain originModern coinage42
- EllieanaA modern elaborated form, likely blending Ellie and Ana, with no established literal meaningModern coinage42
- EzmaeA modern invented name, possibly a variant of Esme or a combination of Ez- and -maeModern coinage42
- EliethLikely a modern invented name, possibly derived from Eli or Elizabeth with a fashionable -eth suffixModern coinage42
- ElvaOne possible meaning is "elf" or "friend of the elves," derived from Old English ælf ("elf") or possibly a short form of names like ElvinaEnglish41
- EloyThe meaning is uncertain, but it may derive from the Latin name Eligius, meaning 'chosen one'Spanish41
- Edgardoprosperous protector or fortunate spearItalian41
- Elenorpossibly a variant of Eleanor, a name of debated origin often associated with the Greek Helenē (torch or light) or the Provençal Aliénor (other Aenor)Modern coinage41
- EliazarGod has helpedHebrew41
- ElisiaPossibly a variant of Elisa, a short form of Elisabeth, meaning 'God is my oath'English41
- ElizahGod is my oath, a variant of Elijah or ElizaHebrew41
- EllaroseA combination of the names Ella and Rose, suggesting 'light' (Ella) and 'flower' (Rose)Modern coinage41
- EmsleyVariant of Emslie, a Scottish surname meaning 'Emm's clearing' or 'Emm's meadow'Scottish41
- EmerickOf debated originGerman41
- EleynaOf uncertain originModern coinage41
- EzekiahThe Lord strengthensHebrew41
- ElayneBright, shining lightGreek40
- Ellerieof uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Ellery meaning 'island with elder trees' or a modern inventionModern coinage40
- EnzleyEnzley is a modern invented name, likely formed from the trendy suffix -ley (as in Ashley, Paisley) with the initial En- possibly influenced by names like Ensley or EmeryModern coinage40
- EilanPossibly a variant of Eilan, a Gaelic name meaning 'fawn', or a modern spelling of AylanScottish40
- ElroiGod is my shepherdHebrew40