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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Eidyth

Strife for wealth

English

Elikapeka
Elvis
Elswyth

Elf from the willow trees

Anglo-Saxon

Ellga

Holy, sacred

Slavic

Ernestyna

Serious; battle to the death

German

Erlette

Noblewoman, princess, warrior, countess

English

Ednamae
Elleen

Sun ray, shining light

Greek

Ember

Smoldering coal

English

Epona

Great mare

Celtic

Emlen

Charming

Latin

Estefanie
Emika
Elida

Small winged one

Latin

Elahni
Elley
Egberta

Shining blade

English

Eshana
Erie

From Ireland

Celtic

Emylynn

Peaceful home

German

Eustacie

Good grapes; to stand

Greek

Elysabeth

Same as Elisabeth or Elizabeth. Nontraditional spelling. Devoted to God, Mother of John the Baptist. Elizabeth I and Elizabeth II, Queens of England, very popular British name.

Unknown

Ethelinda

Noble serpent

German

Enza
Eleu
Eluteria
Elefteria

Freedom

Greek

Elfre

Elf or magical counsel; elf, magical being strength

German

Estrellita

Star.

Spanish

Evanthey

Good flower

Greek

Emali

Rival; laborious; eager

Latin

Elienor

Light

French

Estephany
Eevonne

Yew

German

Emilyah

Rival; laborious; eager

Latin

Ezra

Help

Hebrew

Emerant

Emerald

Spanish

Eveny
Eline

Noble kind; God has answered

Hebrew

Evangela

Good news

Greek

Ethill

Noble

English

Erna

Capable

Scandinavian

Erick
Emillia
Eliszabeth

God's promise; God is my oath

Hebrew

Eleese

Latin

Elideth
Ermal
Eleanna

Tree

Hebrew

Girl names that start with E are trending hard lately thanks to long-time chart rulers Emma and Emily. Parents are loving vowel names as a whole but are especially loving the softness of E. E girl names are also quite versatile whether you’re a fan of energizing names like Electra or enduring classics like Elizabeth. Baby girl names starting with E come from all sorts of backgrounds and origins whether you’re looking for biblical girl names or Native American girl names.

Baby girl names that start with E have taken the name scene by storm in recent years with the Em- trend front and center with Emilia, Emersyn, and Emmalyn dotting the charts. There has also been a rise in Ev- names like Eva, Everly, and Evie. These popular girl names that start with E will continue to rise as parents seek alternatives to their more well-known friends of Emma, Emily, and Evelyn.

There are also endless amounts of unique girl names that start with E like Elodie, Evangelina, and Eunice. Thanks to E’s widespread use in other languages you can explore different origins like Spanish girl names where you’ll find Esperanza and Estefania, or head over to Greek names to explore Eleni, Ekaterina, and Eulalia. Each name has a story and you might find a new page turner within girl names that start with E.