Discover and Shortlist Your Perfect Baby Names!
| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eairrsidh | Uncertain - no widely attested, agreed-upon meaning; may be a Gaelic adaptation of an older name or an Anglicized form, but exact meaning is unclear. | Scottish Gaelic | Girl | |
| Ealadhach | Likely 'artful' or 'skillful', from Gaelic ealadh 'art, skill'. | Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Eanruig | home ruler | Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Eilann | Possibly 'island' (Gaelic) or 'tree' (Hebrew); sometimes associated with the 'bright'/'light' sense of Eileen/Helen. | Hebrew, Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Unisex | |
| Eilean | 'island' in Gaelic; also used as a Gaelic form/variant of Helen/Eileen (associated with 'light') | Scottish Gaelic | Girl | |
| Eileana | light, torch; bright or shining one | Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Girl | |
| Eileane | Likely a variant of Eileen/Eilidh; generally associated with 'bright, shining' (from Helen/Helena) or linked to Gaelic 'island'. | Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Girl | |
| Eili | light, torch | Scottish Gaelic | Girl | |
| Eilid | Gaelic form of Helen - 'light' or 'torch; shining one' | Scottish Gaelic | Girl | |
| Eilidh | Gaelic form of Helen; often interpreted as “light” or “torch.” | Scottish Gaelic | Girl | |
| Eilig | Derived from Alexander - 'defender of men' (sometimes rendered 'little Alexander') | Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Eilinn | Gaelic variant of Eileen/Elin (linked to Helen) - 'light, bright' (also sometimes connected to Aveline meaning 'desired') | Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Girl | |
| Eilionoir | bright, shining one; (often interpreted as) light or torch | Scottish Gaelic | Girl | |
| Eilley | Variant of Eileen/Eilidh - generally 'bright, shining' (also linked to Aveline: 'hazelnut') | Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Girl | |
| Eily | Diminutive/anglicized form of Irish Eibhlín or Scottish Eilidh; generally associated with 'bright, shining' or 'light' (linked to Helen). | Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Girl | |
| Eoghainn | Likely 'born of the yew' (associated with the yew tree) | Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Eoghann | Generally interpreted as 'born of the yew' or more broadly 'youth/young warrior'. | Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Euen | From Old Irish Eoghan - often interpreted as "born of the yew" or "youth/well‑born" | Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Euin | Derived from Gaelic Eóghan, meaning 'born of the yew' or 'youth'. | Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Ewan | yew-born; 'born of the yew' (also associated with 'youth') | Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Ewen | Derived from Gaelic Eòghan/Eoghan; often given as "born of the yew (tree)" or interpreted as "youth/well-born" | Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Ewin | Often treated as a variant of Edwin ('rich friend') or of Ewan/Euan ('born of the yew') | English, Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Farquar | beloved man | Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Farquarson | Son of Farquhar; Farquhar (Fearchar) is often interpreted as 'beloved man' or 'dear man'. | Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Farquhar | Beloved man (from elements meaning 'man' + 'dear'/'friend') | Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Fearcher | beloved man | Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Fearghas | Man of vigor; strong man (from Old Irish fer 'man' + gus 'vigor/force') | Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Fearghus | man of vigor/strength | Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Feargus | Man of vigor; vigorous/strong man | Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Boy | |
| Fennella | fair-shouldered (from Gaelic fionn 'fair' + guala 'shoulder') | Irish, Scottish Gaelic | Girl |
