Discover and Shortlist Your Perfect Baby Names!
| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eri | Varies by origin: in Japanese the meaning depends on the kanji (common nuances include 'blessing', 'picture', 'favor', 'reason'); in Hebrew it can relate to Ari ('lion') or to a root meaning 'watchful'; in Estonian it echoes the word 'eri' meaning 'special' or 'distinct'. | Albanian, English, Estonian, Hebrew, Japanese | Unisex | |
| Eriann | Likely a blend of Erin ('Ireland') and Ann ('grace'), roughly 'Irish grace' or 'favored from Ireland'. | English | Girl | |
| Erianna | Modern blended form - often associated with Arianna/Ariadne ('most holy') and Anna ('grace'); occasionally read as a combination of Erin + Anna | English | Girl | |
| Erianne | “Very/most holy” (derived from Greek Ariadne) | English | Girl | |
| Erina | Varies by language - commonly associated with 'peace' (from Greek Irene/Eirene); in Japanese the meaning depends on the kanji used (e.g., 'blessing', 'village', 'pear/pear tree' elements). | English, Greek, Irish, Japanese | Girl | |
| Erinetta | little Erin | English, Irish, Italian | Girl | |
| Erinnah | Derived from Erin - 'Ireland' or 'from Ireland' | English | Girl | |
| Eriqua | Female form of Eric - 'ever/eternal ruler'. | English | Girl | |
| Erith | riverside settlement / town on the riverbank | English | Unisex | |
| Eriyah | Likely a modern/variant spelling of Ariyah/Ariya, commonly interpreted as 'lioness' or 'lion of God' (Hebrew ari + -yah) and/or 'noble' (Sanskrit arya). | Arabic, English, Hebrew, Sanskrit | Girl | |
| Erl | Nobleman, warrior; in some Old Norse contexts linked to 'foreigner' | English, Germanic | Boy | |
| Erlana | Unclear; possibly 'God has answered' (if from Elana/Elena) or 'brave/noble' (if from Erlan); generally used to suggest nobility or light | English | Girl | |
| Erle | nobleman; earl (occasionally associated with the alder tree in Germanic usage) | English | Boy | |
| Erleane | Likely 'noble' (feminine form of Earl) or possibly 'alder tree' depending on root | English, Irish | Girl | |
| Erleen | Likely 'pledge' (Arlene/Arleen) or 'bright, shining' (from Eileen/Helen) | English, Irish | Girl | |
| Erleene | noble, noblewoman | English | Girl | |
| Erlene | noble (noblewoman) | English | Girl | |
| Erline | noblewoman, noble | English | Girl | |
| Erlyn | Modern blended name - commonly interpreted as related to 'Erin' (Ireland) and 'Lynn' (lake), loosely 'Irish lake' or 'child of Ireland'; sometimes linked to 'noble/warrior' via Erling | English | Girl | |
| Erlynn | A modern coinage usually seen as a form of Lynn ('lake') combined with an Er- prefix - often interpreted loosely as 'lake' or 'noble/little lake.' | English | Girl | |
| Erlyssa | A modern invented feminine name, probably derived from Alyssa or Elissa; associated meanings mirror those names (e.g., connections to Alyssa, a flower name, or Elissa/Elisa as variants of Elizabeth - 'pledged to God' or 'noble'). | English | Girl | |
| Erney | earnest, serious | English | Boy | |
| Erold | Probably "army ruler" (if from Harold) or "brave/valiant man" (if linked to Turkish Erol) | English | Boy | |
| Errell | Nobleman, warrior | English, Scottish | Boy | |
| Errol | From a Scottish place name; often interpreted as 'nobleman' or associated with the title 'earl'. | English, Scottish | Boy | |
| Erroll | From the Scottish place Errol or meaning 'nobleman/earl'. | English, Scottish | Boy | |
| Errollyn | A modern combination of Errol (a Scottish place/name) and Lynn (Old English 'linn' meaning pool or waterfall), roughly 'from Errol by the pool' or 'dweller by the lake'. | English | Girl | |
| Ertha | Earth; of the earth | English | Girl | |
| Ervey | Derived from Hervé/Harvey - 'battle-worthy' or 'strong in battle' | Celtic, English, French | Boy | |
| Ervie | Diminutive form of names like Ervin/Erwin or Irving; meanings vary by root - commonly related to 'friend' (Germanic win) or associated with the River Irvine ('green/river'). | English, Germanic, Scottish | Boy |
