Names starting with the letter E

Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter E, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a E. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.

	Name	Meaning
	Entilaka	it means marked.
	Entolan	My Friend; One of many names of Lord Shiva
	Entriken	a family name of a famous ancient dynasty from Great Britain.
	Enu	Means "fifth born child" in Akan.
	Enver	Brightness
	Enya	Form Of Eithne
	Enyd	soul, life
	Enydd	soul, life
	Enye	Grace
	Enygeus	Name of Percival's grandmother
	Enyinnaya	His father's friend.
	Enyo	Meaning unknown. She was a bloodthirsty Greek war goddess and a companion of Ares.
	Enyon	The name is derived from Latin name Annianus. It means belonging to the gens of Annius.
	Enyonam	Means "it is good for me" in Ewe.
	Enyonyam	It is good for me
	Enza	giant
	Enzi	Powerful
	Enzio	a ruler at home.
	Enzo	Ruler of the house
	Enzokuhle	Expected to do great things, Do good
	Eochaid	Old Irish form of Eochaidh.
	Eochaidh	From the Old Irish name Eochaid meaning "horseman", derived from ech "horse". This name was borne by many historical and legendary Irish kings.
	Eodgar	Wealthy, spear
	Eoduin	a famous character from a novel; the darkangel trilogy.
	Eofor	a boar in Old English.
	Eoforheard	a firm wild boar.
	Eoforhild	a battle of boars.
	Eoforich	during the Norman conquests a battle concerning boars.
	Eoforweald	a brave leader.
	Eoforwic	someone from the bear state.
	Eoforwine	Derived from the Old English elements eofor "boar" and wine "friend" (a cognate of Eberwin). This name was rarely used after the Norman Conquest.
	Eogan	Old Irish form of Eoghan.
	Eoghan	Land Of The Yew Tree
	Eoghann	Scottish Gaelic form of Eoghan.
	Eohhere	an ancient name meaning someone from the ancient lake country.
	Eohric	a very powerful ruler.
	Eoin	God Is Gracious
	Eolande	Violet Flower
	Eolantha	violet flower
	Eomer	famous war horse.
	Eonan	oath or little seal.
	Eoppa	a royal prince.
	Eorcenbehrt	a prince riding on a stallion.
	Eorcengota	a princess riding on a stallion.
	Eorcna	someone who rides a stallion.
	Eorconbeald	a mounted stallion.
	Eorconbehrt	a German word for a mounted stallion.
	Eorcongota	a German word meaning horse or a stallion.
	Eorconweald	an Anglo-Saxon word for a mounted stallion.
	Eored	cavalry or band or troop.
	Eorkonweald	a group of horse mounted riders of Rohirrim.
	Eorl	a nobleman or chief of a tribe.
	Eorland	a noblemen's land.
	Eorlland	a land belonging to noblemen.
	Eorlson	a nobleman's son.
	Eorma	a nobleman's daughter.
	Eormenburh	people belonging to noblemen's land
	Eormengard	a strong person from a nobleman's land.
	Eormengild	it means public pledge.
	Eormengyth	somebody who takes a public oath.
	Eormenhild	a feminized word meaning someone who has taken a public oath.
	Eormenhilde	a German word meaning a person who is under a public oath.
	Eormenraed	an Irish word meaning a public oath.
	Eormenread	somebody who has undertaken a public oath.
	Eorp	Greek mythological word for Europe.
	Eorphere	a word used in Greek mythology for describing Europe.
	Eorpwald	a king of East Anglia.
	Eos	the meaning is dawn.
	Eosterwine	an ancient Christianity father in Anglo-Saxon culture.
	Eostre	goddess of the dawn.
	Eowyn	Horse Of Joy
	Epa	An offering to the god.
	Epaphos	Original Greek form of Epaphus.
	Epaphras	Foamy
	Epaphroditos	He who is lovely and charming.
	Epaphroditus	Latinized form of Epaphroditos.
	Epaphus	Derived from Greek ἐπαφή (epaphe) meaning "touch". According to Greek mythology this was the name of a king of Egypt. He was the son of Zeus and Io, who became pregnant when Zeus touched her with his hand.
	Ephan	good to speak
	Ephesian	a desirable person.
	Ephesius	Latin form of Efisio.
	Ephie	well-spoken
	Ephigenia	sacrifice
	Ephigenie	sacrifice
	Ephiphany	Sudden Insight, Idea
	Ephraim	Very Fruitful
	Ephrain	Fruitful
	Ephram	it is a Hebrew word for fruitful.
	Ephrasie	Good cheer
	Ephrata	fruitful; honored
	Ephrath	Israeli Place Name
	Ephrem	tremendously abundant or fruitful.
	Ephron	overly fruitful in nature.
	Ephtehia	a feminized name meaning overly fruitful in nature.
	Epic	a long story or novel.
	Epicurus	Latinized form of the Greek name Ἐπίκουρος (Epikouros), derived from a word meaning "helper, ally". Epicurus was a 3rd-century BC Greek philosopher who founded the school of philosophy called Epicureanism.
	Epifania	Manifestation
	Epifanio	Manifestation
	Epikouros	Greek form of Epicurus.
	Epiktetos	Newly acquired
	Epimetheus	hindsight or after thinker.