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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Edmanda

Rich benefactress

English

Elgiva

Holy, sacred

Slavic

Eligia

Chosen One

Spanish

Ethlin

Noble; noble serpent

German

Eveny
Eevie
Eris

Strife

Greek

Eilee
Eliah
Edra

Wealthy, powerful

English

Emalynn
Ensley

Solitary clearing

Scottish

Ennya

Kernel

Irish

Emmey

Rival; laborious; eager

Latin

Esmeralda

Emerald

Spanish

Everley
Emerlyn
Elton
Evelyne
Estra

“Amorously receptive,” from estrus, the period of sexual desire in female animals, when they are receptive to the male.

Earleen

Noblewoman, princess, warrior, countess

English

Eulalie

Well-spoken

Greek

El

Sun ray, shining light

Greek

Eusti

“She who is well stacked,” from the Greek eu (well) and stichao (arrange in ranks).

Greek

Elixyvett

Modern

Evangaline
Evelia
Esha
Elmeria

Aristocratic lady, princess; aristoctaric lady, princess

Arabic

Elaene

Sun ray, shining light

Greek

Emmeline

Work

German

Eather
Eloysia

Famous warrior

German

Enisa
Eridian

Of the planet Eris

Greek

Earley

Noblewoman, princess, warrior, countess

English

Emmalin
Ekko

Reflected sound

Latin

Ericia
Elanna

Sun ray, shining light; tree

Hebrew

Eleanoreva

Form of Eleanor

English

Eadgyth

Wife of Edward the Confessor

Anglo-Saxon

Eevette

French

Eloyse
Elyce

God's promise; God is Lord

Hebrew

Ezri
Erga

Craving, yearning

Hebrew

Ellspet

God's promise; God is my oath

Hebrew

Enrichetta

Home ruler

German

Evelien

Form of Evelyn

Dutch