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Edryciah
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Edryciah: Unique feminine name, derived from Edric, meaning powerful ruler. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Edryca
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Edryca: a unique, rare name with uncertain origin and meaning. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Edricah
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Edricah: Unique feminine variation of Edric, meaning "rich and powerful." |
Old English |
Girl |
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Edolina
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Edolina: a rare, elegant name meaning "prosperous and tender." |
Old English |
Girl |
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Eadwiella
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Eadwiella: rare Old English name meaning "prosperous stream" or "fortunate spring." |
Old English |
Girl |
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Ethella
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Ethella: a rare, noble name with historical elegance and sophistication. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Erwyna
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Erwyna: Unique feminine name meaning "friend of the sea." |
Old English |
Girl |
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Edwinnah
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Edwinnah: Unique feminine name meaning "rich friend" from Edwin. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Edrea
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Edrea: unique feminine name, rooted in Old English, means prosperous. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Editta
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Editta: feminine name meaning "wealthy in war," variant of Edith. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Edelinah
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Edelinah: Unique name meaning "noble kind" with rich historical roots. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Edith
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Edith: classic name meaning "riches," popularized by historical figures. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Etheswitha
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Etheswitha: rare Old English name meaning "noble and strong." |
Old English |
Girl |
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Everild
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Everild is a rare Old English name meaning "boar battle." |
Old English |
Girl |
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Elvy
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Elvy: Unique feminine name meaning "elf battle" with strong sound. |
Old English |
Girl |
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Eathelreda
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Eathelreda: Old English name meaning "noble counsel" from "eath" and "r." |
Old English |
Girl |
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Everyt
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Everyt is a rare, unique name with unclear meaning and origin. |
Old English |
Unisex |
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Evenlie
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Evenlie: Unique unisex name meaning "equal field" from Old English. |
Old English |
Unisex |
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Ethil
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Ethil: a rare, unisex name with Old English origins. |
Old English |
Unisex |
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Edysen
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Edysen: modern, unisex name meaning "son of Edward" or guardian. |
Old English |
Unisex |
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Edynburgh
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Edynburgh: unique variant of Edinburgh, meaning "fortress of Edwin." |
Old English |
Unisex |
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Easter
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Easter: name meaning spring, linked to Christian holiday and goddess. |
Old English |
Unisex |
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Emmott
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Emmott: Unisex name meaning "uncle's cottage," rooted in Old English. |
Old English |
Unisex |
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Eddi
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Eddi: Unisex name meaning "wealthy protector," with rich historical significance. |
Old English |
Unisex |
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Edey
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Edey: a unique, meaningful name meaning blessed or prosperous. |
Old English |
Unisex |
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Edrycah
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Edrycah: a rare, modern name with unclear origin and meaning. |
Old English |
Unisex |
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Evenli
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Evenli: Unique Norwegian name meaning "flat slope," gender-neutral and uncommon. |
Norwegian |
Unisex |
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Eylina
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Eylina: Unique feminine name meaning "everlasting," rooted in Old Norse. |
Scandinavian |
Girl |
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Eriks
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Eriks, a Latvian variant of Eric, means "eternal ruler." |
German |
Unisex |
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Emils
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Emils: Latvian name meaning "rival," derived from Latin Aemilius. |
European |
Boy |
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