Discover and Shortlist Your Perfect Baby Names!
| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ethelyne | noble, noble one | English | Girl | |
| Ethelynn | Blend of Ethel ('noble') and Lynn ('lake'): roughly 'noble lake' or 'noble water' | English | Girl | |
| Ethelynna | Derived from 'Ethel' meaning 'noble' - a modern elaboration; broadly 'noble'. | English | Girl | |
| Ethena | Generally interpreted as 'strong, firm' (from Ethan) or associated with 'wisdom'/'goddess of wisdom' (if linked to Athena) | English | Girl | |
| Ethene | From Irish Eithne: "kernel, grain"; alternatively, when used as a feminine form of Ethan: "strong, firm." | English, Irish | Girl | |
| Etheswitha | noble strength | English | Girl | |
| Ethil | noble | English | Girl | |
| Ethol | From Welsh 'ethol' meaning 'to choose, elect'; alternatively possibly a variant of Old English 'Æthel' meaning 'noble'. | English, Welsh | Unisex | |
| Ethyl | Noble | English | Girl | |
| Etie | Diminutive form of names such as Esther or Henrietta; often associated with Esther's meaning "star" | English, Germanic | Girl | |
| Etney | Likely from an English surname or place name; meaning uncertain (possibly related to 'prosperous estate' or a locality) | English | Unisex | |
| Eton | town on the river | English | Boy | |
| Etta | Diminutive meaning "little" or "little one"; a pet form of longer names such as Henrietta. | English, Italian | Girl | |
| Ettah | Ruler of the home | English | Girl | |
| Etty | A diminutive form of Esther or Etta; associated meanings include 'star' (from Esther) or a diminutive of 'home-ruler' (from Henrietta/Etta). | English, Hebrew, Italian | Girl | |
| Eujanyah | Likely 'eu-' (good) + '-yah' (God) - roughly 'goodness of God' or 'God is good' (interpretation speculative) | English | Girl | |
| Eunique | One of a kind; unique | English | Girl | |
| Eunissa | Good victory; blessed or gracious victory | English | Girl | |
| Eurl | nobleman, warrior; originally a title for a noble | English | Boy | |
| Euron | No established historical meaning; often interpreted as 'wide' (from Greek eur-) or 'of Europe' (Euro-), or simply a fictional/invented name. | English | Boy | |
| Eurwin | From elements meaning "boar" + "friend" (literally "boar-friend"). | English, Germanic | Boy | |
| Eustacya | fruitful, productive (literally 'good ear/spike of grain') | English, Greek | Girl | |
| Eustasiah | Derived from Greek elements meaning "good/fruitful" (literally "good ear of grain") or "steadfast" | English, Greek | Girl | |
| Eustis | fruitful, productive; good harvest | English, Greek | Boy | |
| Euston | settlement or estate associated with a person's name (place-name turned surname/given name) | English | Boy | |
| Ev | A diminutive/nickname; the specific meaning depends on the full name it derives from (examples: 'young warrior' for Evan; 'life' for Eve/Eva; 'bearer of good news' for Evangeline; 'brave/wild boar' for Everett). | English | Unisex | |
| Evaleah | A modern blend usually taken to combine Eva ('life') and Leah ('weary'/'delicate'); interpreted as 'life of Leah' or 'living and gentle.' | English | Girl | |
| Evaleana | A modern blend commonly interpreted as 'life' (from Eva) combined with senses of 'grace', 'light', or 'God has answered' depending on the second element | English | Girl | |
| Evalee | Derived from Eva ('life') and Lee ('clearing, meadow') - roughly 'life meadow' or 'little Eva'. | English | Girl | |
| Evaleen | From Aveline/Evelyn: "desired, wished-for"; also associated with Eva: "life" | English, Irish | Girl |
