Discover and Shortlist Your Perfect Baby Names!
| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Emylyn | Modern variant of Emily/Emmeline - associated meanings: 'rival' (from Emily/Aemilia) or 'industrious' (from Emmeline/amal). | English | Girl | |
| Emylyna | industrious, hardworking (also linked to 'rival') | English | Girl | |
| Emylyne | A modern blend of Emily ('rival') and Emmeline/Ameline ('work, industrious') | English | Girl | |
| Emytt | Variant of Emmett - commonly rendered as 'beloved' or 'universal'; alternatively linked to Old English 'emmet' meaning 'ant'. | English | Boy | |
| Enchantra | Enchantress; one who enchants or is enchanted; magical | English | Girl | |
| Enchantryah | One who enchants; charming, magical | English | Girl | |
| Ender | rare, scarce | English, Turkish | Boy | |
| Endi | Varies by origin. Often functions as a diminutive of Andrew/Andreas (meaning 'man, strong'); in some regional uses it appears as an independent name with no single established meaning. | Albanian, English, Indonesian | Unisex | |
| Endorra | gift | English | Girl | |
| Endy | A diminutive form related to names like Ender or Andrew; may carry senses of 'rare' (from Turkish Ender) or echo the mythic Endymion. | English, Greek, Turkish | Unisex | |
| Enerstina | Feminine form of Ernest - 'serious, earnest, determined.' | English, French, Germanic | Girl | |
| Enjele | Angel; messenger (often used as 'little/cherished angel') | English | Girl | |
| Enjelliqua | Likely a modern invented form meaning "angelic" or "like an angel" | English | Girl | |
| Enjelliquah | Likely 'angelic' or 'like an angel' (inspired by Angelica/Angelique) | English | Girl | |
| Enrykah | Modern feminine form related to Erica/Enrica - 'ruler' (commonly interpreted as 'eternal ruler' or 'home ruler'). | English | Girl | |
| Enser | Uncertain; likely a surname-derived name possibly meaning 'goose' (from Latin anser) or an occupational surname (keeper of geese); also treated as a variant of similar surnames | English | Boy | |
| ensley | From an English place name meaning 'clearing' or 'meadow' (roughly 'En's clearing') | English | Unisex | |
| Enson | Likely 'son of En' - a patronymic meaning; sometimes regarded as a variant of Anson ('son of Ann/An') | English | Boy | |
| Ensor | Uncertain; likely a locational or occupational surname. Possible roots include Old English/French elements or a medieval form related to anser ('goose'), but exact meaning is unclear. | English | Boy | |
| Eoforwic | boar settlement (from Old English eofor 'boar' + wic 'settlement, trading place') | English | Boy | |
| Eon | age; eternity; a very long period of time | English, Greek, Korean | Unisex | |
| Eorlson | son of the earl / son of the nobleman | English | Boy | |
| Eostre | Goddess of spring and dawn; associated with the east and the festival that became Easter | English | Girl | |
| Epic | Grand, heroic; like an epic poem or great story | English | Unisex | |
| Epik | Grand; heroic or storylike in scale | English | Unisex | |
| Epyfania | “manifestation” or “appearance” (notably the revelation/appearance of Christ) | English, Greek, Italian | Girl | |
| Eraline | No well-established traditional meaning; possibly a modern invented name. If derived from names like Adeline/Arlene, associated meanings could include 'noble' or 'pledge'. | English | Girl | |
| eralyn | A modern invented name probably combining elements such as "Era" or "Erin" with the suffix "-lyn"; generally interpreted as a pleasant-sounding feminine name rather than a word with a single historic meaning. | English | Girl | |
| eralynn | A modern blended name combining Era (period/era or a form related to Erin/Eira) and Lynn (lake/pool); generally interpreted as a lyrical, feminine name referencing time/season + water. | English | Girl | |
| Erbie | Diminutive of Herbert: 'bright/illustrious army' (bright warrior) | English | Boy |
