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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Eadin

Place of pleasure

Hebrew

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

Etsuko

Joyful child

Japanese

Ellfredah

Elf or magical counsel

German

Eman

Belief, faith

Arabic

Eirian

Silver

Welsh

Erinna

Ireland

Gaelic

Elandra

Home by the Sea

Aboriginal

Elvera

Foreign, true

German

Elen

Light

Greek

Ejeria
Ebuka
Elish

God's promise

Hebrew

Elianora

Sun ray, shining light

Greek

Edwynne

Wealthy friend

English

Eileen

“The brightly shining one,” from the Greek lielene, something shining, as a torch.

Gaelic

Earlean
Ellmeera

Aristoctaric lady, princess

Arabic

Ekta
Elisse

From the blessed isles

Greek

Evany
Eira

Snow

Welsh

Ema

Entire, universal

German

Elverna
Ellura

God-like adviser

English

Evelyna
Enite

Faithful or abused wife

Arthurian Legend

Edwig

Contention and strife

German

Eston

From the East Town

English

Exaviera

Bright, splendid; new house

Spanish

Eldoria

Gold

Spanish

Eyvette

French

Emillie

Rival; laborious; eager

Latin

Elcie

Unique

Irish

Eleonora

Sun ray, shining light

Greek

Elon Marie

Gentle

Unknown

Evelen
Eletta

Footloose

Greek

Estephania
Eleonore

Sun ray, shining light

Greek

Erza
Elisha

Noble, exalted

German

Ecdysia

“The strip teaser,” from the Greek ekdyein, to shed, as the outer cuticle.

Greek

Emberlynn

Combination of Ember and Lynn

American

Eavan

Gaelic

Erial
Elaria

Unknown

Arabic

Emmye

Rival; laborious; eager; entire, universal

Latin

Emile
Elleri