Baby Names Starting with E

Spanish

Unknown

Hebrew

God saves

African

Unknown

African

God's grace

African

God's love is great

Hebrew

God's gift

African

God's gift

Southeast Asian

Unknown

African

God's gift

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Spanish

Spirit or essence

Spanish

space

Spanish

space, area

Spanish

Spartan

Spanish

Spartan; disciplined warrior

Spanish

Thorny bush

Spanish

Spectacular

Spanish

Saved

Spanish

mirror

Spanish

Hope

French

hope

Spanish

Hope

Spanish

little hope

Spanish

Hope

Various

Spanish

Little hope

Spanish

hope; expectation

English

Hopeful man

Spanish

to hope; hope

Latin

bearer of Christ

Spanish

From the thistle

Spanish

thorny

Spanish

Thorny plant

Spanish

Thorny bush

Spanish

spirit; breath

Spanish

Spirit

Spanish

spirit

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

From the thorny place

Old English

explorer

Spanish

spouses

English

To observe

Spanish

Corner

Spanish

Place of the Esquipo

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

From the shrub area

Arabic

Angel of resurrection

Hebrew

God is my strength

Arabic

Mystery

Latin

peaceful

Old English

noble ruler

Hebrew

A place of refuge

Caribbean

Unknown

Old English

being

African

God's blessing

African

Gift from God

Hebrew

Rugged

Latin

To exist or be

Germanic

Essence

English

From the English word essence, which means either "odour, scent" or else "fundamental quality". Ultimately it derives from Latin esse "to be".

Latin

essence, being

African

Fundamental

Old English

East Saxon

Hebrew

God's promise

African

gift; blessing

African

Unknown meaning

English

Star

Hebrew

God is my strength

Hebrew

God's promise

Spanish

Unknown

English

Beloved

African

Unknown

English

Son of the noble one

Indian

gift

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

Latin

noble, pure

Latin

Star

Spanish

Star

Spanish

Stable

Latin

standing firm

Spanish

station

Spanish

Place of rest

Spanish

Crown

Spanish

Crowned

Greek

Crown

Spanish

star-like

Spanish

Little star

Spanish

We are

Spanish

Printed patterns

Spanish

Place of residence

Spanish

Place of storage

Spanish

steadfast

Spanish

Steadfast

Spanish

Crown or glory

Spanish

One who is glorious

English

From the stone clearing

English

Star-like

Spanish

Star-like

English

Star-like

Spanish

Steadfast

Spanish

Crowned with glory

Italian

From the east

Greek

crown, garland

Spanish

Crowned

Spanish

Crown

Spanish

crown, garland

Spanish

Little Stephen

Spanish

crown

Spanish

Crown

Spanish

Crown

African

Respect

Spanish

Crown

Hebrew

crown; garland

Arabic

Chosen

Spanish

Crowned one

Spanish

Crown

Hebrew

crown; garland

Spanish

Crown

Spanish

Crowned one

Greek

crowned; garland

Spanish

Crowned

Italian

Crown, wreath

Spanish

crown, garland

Greek

Crowned

Spanish

Crown

Spanish

Crown

Spanish

Crown

Spanish

crown; garland

Spanish

Crowned

Spanish

Crowned one

Hebrew

Star

Spanish

star

Spanish

star

Latin

Star of the sea

Spanish

Star

Spanish

Place of the river

Latin

star

Spanish

little star

French

Star

Latin

Star

English

Latinate form of Estelle. This is the name of the heroine, Estella Havisham, in Charles Dickens' novel Great Expectations (1860).

English

From an Old French name meaning "star", ultimately derived from Latin stella. It was rare in the English-speaking world in the Middle Ages, but it was

Spanish

Star

Spanish

Star maiden

Spanish

Crown

Spanish

Crown

Spanish

Crowned in victory

Greek

crowned one

Spanish

Crowned

Various

Hebrew

star

Hebrew

Star

Hebrew

star; little star

Spanish

Relating to stereo sound

Spanish

Star-like

Persian

star

Spanish

Star

Spanish

Star

Spanish

little star

Spanish

Star

Spanish

Star

Spanish

Star-like

Spanish

Little star

Latin

Star

Spanish

aesthetic; beauty

Spanish

aesthetician; beautician

Spanish

Crown

Spanish

Crowned with laurels

Spanish

Crown

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

star; heavenly

Spanish

Crown

Hebrew

Star

Hebrew

Star

Greek

crown, garland

Greek

Crowned

Spanish

Crowned one

Greek

crown, garland

Spanish

Crown

Spanish

Star

Latin

star

Latin

Star

Greek

Crowned in victory

English

From the Hebrew name אֶסְתֵר (ʾEsṯer), which possibly means "star" in Persian. Alternatively it could be a derivative of the name of the Near Eastern

Hebrew

Star

Hebrew

star, God is my

Hebrew

Star

Persian

star

Hebrew

Star

Greek

Aesthetic

Spanish

wealthy guardian

Hebrew

star

Dutch

crown

Germanic

Star

Spanish

Star of the sea

Spanish

star

Spanish

Unknown

English

Crown

Spanish

Son of Stephen

English

Star

Hebrew

gift of God

African

Crowned

English

Strong

Persian

crown

French

To be steadfast

Germanic

brave, strong

Spanish

stylist

Spanish

Little star

Spanish

style; noble

Spanish

Style, manner

Spanish

styles; manners

Spanish

Respectable

Latin

to assess value

French

to esteem

Latin

star

Spanish

gift; blessing

Spanish

Summer-like

French

Harvest time

Latin

crown; garland

Old English

son of Estive

Old English

to be steadfast

French

Springtime

French

Crown

English

Son of Estivin

English

Unknown

Scandinavian

Stockholm

Spanish

I am

Spanish

Road

Spanish

Star

Portuguese

Star

Various

Spanish

Star

Spanish

Celestial bodies

Spanish

Little star

Spanish

little star

Spanish

Little star

Spanish

star

Spanish

Little star

Spanish

star; little star

English

Star

Spanish

Structure

Spanish

Structures

Spanish

Crown

Spanish

Estuary or river mouth

Spanish

established, settled

Celtic

star leader

Spanish

river mouth

English

House guardian

Spanish

Guardian

Spanish

Steward of the estate

Spanish

Little steward

Spanish

wealthy guardian

Spanish

Estuary

Spanish

To be established

Spanish

Student

Spanish

Study

Spanish

Established

Hebrew

Star

Old English

steadfast

African

God of the crossroads

Spanish

Wealthy

African

Bringer of joy

African

Unknown

African

God has brought wealth

African

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

to be alive

Spanish

Unknown

Sanskrit

to be

Sanskrit

gift

Hebrew

City of peace

Spanish

little vine

Indian

Lord

Indian

Lord

Indian

Lord or God

Indian

Lord of the universe

Sanskrit

goddess

Indian

Wealth

English

God's gift

Old English

wealthy estate

Spanish

Unknown

African

blessed; happy

Hebrew

Life

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Celtic

Fair

African

Unknown

Arabic

Help

Spanish

Unknown

Hebrew

Star

Hebrew

to be; existence

African

Firstborn child

Hebrew

Firm

Hebrew

Strong

Old English

noble

African

Eternal

African

God's gift to the family

African

gift

African

Strong

Spanish

Noble

Germanic

Noble

Germanic

Noble serpent

Spanish

Noble strength

Germanic

noble friend

African

A name of respect

African

God's time

Hebrew

Eternal

Spanish

From the island of Eter

English

Lasting or existing forever

English

Infinite time; timelessness

Italian

Eternal

Spanish

Eternal

African

Respect

English

From the Hebrew name אֵיתָן (ʾEṯan) meaning "solid, enduring, firm". In the Old Testament this name is borne by a few minor characters, including the

Arabic

noble; pure

English

Short form of names beginning with the Old English element æðele meaning "noble". It was coined in the 19th century, when many Old English names were

African

Noble and bright

English

Noble fortress

English

Noble maiden

English

Middle English form of Æðelþryð.

English

Middle English form of Æðelþryð.

English

Middle English form of Æðelflæd.

Old English

noble maiden

English

Noble maiden

English

English form of the Germanic name Adallinda. The name was very rare in medieval times, but it was revived in the early 19th century.

English

Noble

English

Middle English form of Æðelræd. The name was very rare after the Norman Conquest, but it was revived briefly in the 19th century.

English

Noble strength; historical queen

English

Noble wolf; connected to English royalty

English

Noble friend; noble joy

English

Noble friend; a protector

English

Noble maiden

English

Delicate; light as air

Spanish

Firm and enduring

Hebrew

God is my strength

English

Noble

Greek

Burnt face

English

Noble maiden

Celtic

Kernel

Irish

little fire

Celtic

Pure

Greek

Strong

English

Variant of Ethel.

African

Gift

Latin

Also

Hebrew

God is with me

French

Honored

African

Born during the day

African

God's gift

Chinese

to be; existence

Spanish

Noble

Spanish

Noble

Latin

noble, bright

African

The one who is strong

African

God's gift

Southeast Asian

Strong

African

gift

African

God's strength

African

God's gift

African

God's gift

Greek

fire

Arabic

eternal

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Celtic

eternal

Hebrew

Star

African

Unknown

Various

African

Blessed one

English

Place name

African

Unknown

African

the one who leads

African

strong

Indigenous

Strength

African

Unknown

Spanish

Son of the warrior

Japanese

Joyful

Japanese

Joy child

English

Short form of Henrietta and other names that end with etta. A famous bearer was the American singer Etta James (1938-2012), who took her stage name fr

African

Unknown

Germanic

noble

African

Gift from God

Germanic

Noble

Celtic

little fire

Indian

gift from God

Germanic

ruler of the home

English

Ruler of the home

French

Crowned one

Greek

Crown

English

From the town of Etta

Italian

Holder of the home

African

Strong

English

Ruler of the home

African

To be strong

Spanish

Rich protector

African

To be strong

African

Born on a Friday

African

Bringer of joy

African

Unknown

Spanish

Rich friend

Hebrew

gift

Hebrew

God is my strength

Hebrew

God's help

Germanic

Noble

Hebrew

Helper

Hebrew

strong; firm

Greek

I; to be

Celtic

Yew

Germanic

Bright

Greek

goodness

Spanish

Brave protector

Spanish

Good

Greek

good grace

Greek

good grace

Greek

Piety, reverence

Greek

Pious, devout

Greek

good news

Latin

good, well

Greek

Glorious

Greek

good fortune

Spanish

Rich guardian

Greek

Well-spoken

Greek

Well-regarded

Spanish

Wealthy and prosperous

Greek

good fortune

Spanish

Wealthy

Greek

Prosperity

Spanish

well-doing

Greek

Fortunate

French

Wealthy

Greek

Good fortune

Spanish

Good faith

Greek

good fortune

Spanish

Good

Greek

Rich or prosperous

Old English

wealthy guardian

Greek

Good reputation

Greek

good fortune

Greek

Wealthy

Greek

Good fortune

Greek

Good gift

Spanish

Good gift

Greek

Goodness

Italian

Good fortune

English

Good reputation; to shine

Greek

Good fortune

Greek

Good fortune

Greek

Good fortune

Greek

Well-spoken

Greek

Well-spoken

Spanish

Well-spoken

Greek

Intense happiness

Spanish

Good fortune

Spanish

Joyful or happy

Greek

Joy

Greek

Well-spoken

Greek

Joyful

Spanish

Good and pure

Greek

Joyful

Greek

Well born

Spanish

Well-born

English

Noble

English

English form of Eugenius, the Latin form of the Greek name Εὐγένιος (Eugenios), which was derived from the Greek word εὐγενής (eugenes) meaning "well

English

Feminine form of Eugenius (see Eugene). It was borne by a semi-legendary 3rd-century saint who escaped persecution by disguising herself as a man. The

Greek

Well-born

Greek

Well-born

Greek

Noble

Greek

Well-born

Arabic

Well-born

Greek

Well-born

Latin

Well-born

Greek

Noble birth

Greek

well-born

Greek

Well-born

Greek

Well-born

Greek

Noble

Greek

Well-born

Greek

Well-born; noble

Spanish

Well-born

African

Well-born

Southeast Asian

Graceful

Greek

Well-born

Spanish

Noble

Greek

Well-being

Greek

Goodness

Spanish

Good birth

Greek

Noble

African

To bring joy

English

Short form of Eulalia.

Hebrew

to speak; God is my light

English

Derived from Greek εὔλαλος (eulalos) meaning "sweetly-speaking", itself from εὖ (eu) meaning "good" and λαλέω (laleo) meaning "to talk". This was the

English

Well-spoken

English

Beautiful land

Germanic

Noble land

Latin

of the sun

African

Well-born

Greek

Well-spoken

Germanic

island dweller

French

little wealth

Latin

Well-born