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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- ElizabelleA combination of Elizabeth and Belle, meaning 'God is my oath' plus 'beautiful'Modern coinage5
- EvaroseA modern compound name combining Eva and Rose, with the meaning derived from its components: Eva means 'life' and Rose refers to the flower, giving an overall sense of 'life rose' or 'living roseModern coinage5
- EllariaOf uncertain originModern coinage5
- EdgeSharp side of a bladeModern coinage5
- EphrataOf uncertain origin, possibly a modern coinage or variant of Ephraim, a Hebrew name meaning 'fruitful'Modern coinage5
- ElaishaElaisha is generally considered a modern feminine variant of Elisha, ultimately derived from the Hebrew name Elisha, meaning 'God is salvationModern coinage5
- EmilygraceA combination of the names Emily, meaning 'rival' or 'industrious', and Grace, meaning 'favor' or 'blessing'Modern coinage5
- Emalene5
- Elleni5
- Estoria5
- Evangelynn5
- Emra5
- Evelisse5
- Eyas5
- Ezekyel5
- Evvy5
- Elite5
- Embri5
- Elic5
- Emyrson5
- Eliannie5
- Elix5
- Ezriah5
- Eloiza5
- Emercyn5
- Emmiliano5
- Essien5
- Ezaria5
- Ezera5
- Esko5
- Excel5
- Euri5
- Elnatan5
- Eghosa5
- Eizan5
- Estin5
- Elicio5
- Emorii5
- Eileena5
- Elenia5
- Ezmariah5
- Evina5
- Edonis5
- Erha5
- Emar5
- Enno5
- Elonnie5
- Elouisa5
- Eyoas5
- Emiliarose5
- Esmy5
- Ethereal5
- Ezariyah5
- Elyah5
- Enner5
- Evrin5
- Elhanan5
- Elonni5
- Ekaksh5
- Eliyan5
- Elinah5
- Elmi5
- Eyren5
- Emmerlyn5
- Endri5
- Eberly5
- Endry5
- Evaliah5
- Edlynn5
- Elleona5
- Elliena5
- Ezari5
- Edenrose5
- Eiler5
- Elezar5
- Ellavie5
- Enzie5
- Ethena5
- Eirlys5
- Elinam5
- Ensly5
- Ezzeldin5
- Elvana5
- Elsea5
- Evansh5
- Eyner5
- Ebadat5
- Ebyan5
- Ehlany5
- Elionai5
- Elisianna5
- Emeralda5
- Eslynn5
- Esmarae5
- Ezraiah5
- Eilana5
- Eipril5
- Eliandro5
- Elliara5
- Elliejean5
- Emarah5
- Emiliany5
- Endrias5
- Enil5
- Ennovy5
- Enyer5
- Erkin5
- Esaun5
- Evaara5
- Eveya5
- Eydem5
- Ezir5
- Ezmerae5
- Ezmir5
- Ezza5
- ErnestineSerious, determined, or vigorousGerman—
- EdShort form of Edward, meaning 'wealthy guard'English—
- EarlineNoblewomanEnglish—
- EarnestineSerious, resolute, or sincereEnglish—
- EarleneCombination of Earl and the popular feminine suffix -ene, often interpreted as 'noblewoman'English—
- EarleNobleman, prince, or warriorEnglish—
- ElmoOf uncertain originGerman—
- ErnaShort form of Germanic names beginning with 'ern' meaning 'eagle'German—
- EllsworthNobleman's estateEnglish—
- EboniA phonetic respelling of the name Ebony, referencing the hard, dark woodEnglish—
- EasterDerived from the Old English name Ēastre, the name of a Germanic goddess of spring and dawn, whose festival was celebrated in AprilEnglish—
- EddShort form of names beginning with Ed-, often Edward, meaning 'wealthy guard'English—
- ElveraOf uncertain originModern coinage—
- Emogenelikely a variant of Imogen, which is of uncertain origin but often associated with Shakespeare's character from Cymbeline, possibly derived from Gaelic 'inghean' meaning 'maiden'English—
- EstellA variant spelling of Estelle, meaning 'star'Latin—
- Erlindaa combination of Erm- and -linda, likely meaning 'serpent' or 'dragon' from Old High German 'erm(en)' plus Spanish/Italian 'linda' (pretty)Spanish—
- ElizebethMy God is an oathHebrew—
- Ethelynnoble, of noble kindEnglish—
- EldoraOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Eldora or a feminine form of Eldor, or derived from Spanish 'el oro' meaning 'gold'English—
- EldredOld counsel or wise adviceEnglish—
- ElmoreFrom an English surname meaning 'elm tree moor' or 'elm tree lake'English—
- EzellOf uncertain originEnglish—
- EarlieOf uncertain originEnglish—
- ErinnProbably a variant of Erin, which is an anglicized form of Éirinn, the dative case of Gaelic Éire, meaning 'Ireland'Irish—
- EleaseVariant of Elease is uncertain, likely a modern spelling of Elise or ElysiaEnglish—
- EarthaOf the earth, earthlyEnglish—
- EstelStar (from Old French 'estele' or directly from Latin 'stella')French—
- EloisOf uncertain originEnglish—
- Ebonieof uncertain originModern coinage—
- EarleanPossibly a combination of the names Earle and Lean, or an elaborated form of Earle with the suffix -eanEnglish—
- EthylNoble, of noble kindEnglish—
- ErnstSerious, earnest, or resoluteGerman—
- ErleneProbably a variant of Arlene or Earline, possibly meaning 'pledge' or 'noblewoman'English—
- EmmerOf uncertain originEnglish—
- Exieof uncertain originEnglish—
- EwellOf uncertain originEnglish—
- Erskinefrom the Gaelic 'Eirig' meaning 'point' or 'promontory', referring to a place in ScotlandScottish—
- EllwoodOf unknown originEnglish—
- EulahOf uncertain originGreek—
- EnriquetaLittle ruler of the home or mistress of the householdSpanish—
- EtheleneNoble, of noble birthEnglish—
- Ethaof uncertain originEnglish—
- ElbertaPossibly a feminine form of Albert, meaning 'noble bright'English—
- EligahOf uncertain originEnglish—
- EboneeVariant spelling of Ebony, referring to the dark black wood from tropical treesEnglish—
- ErlineOf uncertain originEnglish—
- EuraUncertainModern coinage—
- EarnieDiminutive of Ernest, meaning "serious" or "earnest"English—
- ErminiaOf uncertain originItalian—
- ElfriedaElf strengthGerman—
- EarleenNoblewoman or pledged to God, as a variant of EarlineEnglish—
- EdraOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Edna or a feminine form of EdricModern coinage—
- EltaOf uncertain originEnglish—
- Emeldaof uncertain originGerman—
- EvelenaOf uncertain origin, possibly a variant of Evelina or a blend of Eva and LenaModern coinage—
- Ermelindaof uncertain originGerman—
- Elgieof uncertain originEnglish—
- Errickof uncertain originEnglish—
- EndiaOf uncertain originModern coinage—
- EtherEther is a rare given name, likely derived from the scientific term for a class of organic compounds or the classical element, but its use as a first name is modern and uncommonModern coinage—
- ElwandaOf uncertain originModern coinage—
- Elexusof uncertain origin, likely a modern invented nameModern coinage—
- EstillOf uncertain originEnglish—
- EgbertBright edge of a swordEnglish—
- EhrenOf debated originHebrew—
- EwingSon of Eoghann or Ewen, ultimately of uncertain derivation, possibly meaning 'born of yew' or 'well-born'Scottish—
- EdmonWealthy protector, or prosperous protectionEnglish—
- EarvinPossibly a variant of Ervin, derived from the Scottish name Irvine, meaning 'green water' or 'fresh water'Scottish—
- EboneOf uncertain meaningModern coinage—
- ElectaChosen, selectedGreek—
- ErykaEternal ruler or ever powerful, a feminine form of EricScandinavian—
- EmalieThe name Emalie is a modern spelling variant of Emily or Emmeline, derived from the Latin name Aemilia, which may mean 'rival' or 'striving'Modern coinage—
- EugenaWell-born, nobleEnglish—
- EverlenaOf uncertain originModern coinage—
- ErrinUncertainIrish—
- Estefanacrown, garlandSpanish—
- EncarnacionIncarnation, referring to the Christian doctrine of God becoming flesh in Jesus ChristSpanish—
- ErikkaVariant of Erica, meaning 'eternal ruler' or 'ever powerful'Scandinavian—
- EphriamOf Hebrew origin, likely derived from the name Ephraim, meaning "fruitful" or "doubly fruitfulHebrew—
- EverttOf uncertain originEnglish—
- ErvingSon of the boar or friend of the boarScottish—
- Elfredaelf strengthEnglish—
- ErlaProbably derived from Old Norse 'jarl' meaning 'earl' or nobleman, or a variant of ErleScandinavian—
- EwaldLaw power, from Old German elements meaning 'law' and 'power' or 'rule'German—
- EstilVariant of Estill, which is of uncertain originEnglish—