Ed- baby names and what they mean, with 22 results. These girl names were at the apex of their popularity 128 years ago (ADOPTION OF 2%) and are now much less conventional (ADOPTION 0.2%, ▼91.8%), with names like Edna becoming somewhat outmoded. Eden (#146) is the most chic name for newborns in this list, while Edger (TOP 30%) and Edge (2%) are conventional Ed- last names. Here is the list of Ed- names for boys.

Eda - Edwardine

Eda¹▼, var. Ede¹, Edda¹
Source fr. Old German word. "Strife for wealth." Eda and forms were favored as baby names 138 years ago, but now, Eda has gone out of style.

Edana
Origin fr. Gaelic element. "Fire." Eldana is a slightly favored baby name. See also Elana.

Edwige, Edvige, Edda²
Var. of Hedwig. Derived fr. Old German. "Contention and strife." Unconventional, but Edvige, Edwige are comparable to popular last names Elhage (UPPER 46%), Eledge (36%), which also end with -ge.

Edda³
Stems fr. Old Norse. "Grandmother." Outside Top 2000. See also Edy.

Edelie
Var. of Adeline. Derived fr. Old German. "Noble." Outside Top 2000. See also Edeline.

Edeline
Form of Adelaide. Source fr. Old German word. "Noble kind." Edeline is intermittently used as a women's name. See also Odeline.

Edelle
Form of Adela. Based on Old German word. "Noble." Edelea and Edelte are creative forms. See also Edelie.

Edelmira¹
Var. of Almera. Based on Arabic word. "Princess." Edelmira is not frequently used as a birth name.

Edelmira²
Origin fr. Spanish, Arabic. "Princess." Not in popularity charts.

Eden▲, var. Edyn, Edin, Edenia
Based on Hebrew word. "Place of pleasure." Edenia, Edin and Edyn are more uncommon as girls' names among the variant forms of Eden.

Edina¹, var. Edyna, Edeena
Derivative of Old English, Hebrew words. "Wealthy friend; pleasure, delight." Scarce as baby names, but Edina, Edyna, etc. are similar to the more common Elina.

Edira
Form of Adira. Based on Hebrew language. "Strong, noble, powerful." Edira was not among 2018's Top names. See also Ediva.

Edith▼, var. Edythe▼, Edytha, Edyth, Edyta, Ediva, Edy, Editta, Edithe, Editha, Edie, Edita, Edi, Edee, Ede², Eda²▼
Based on Old English element. "Strife for wealth." Eda (TOP 46%), Edie (36%), Edith (3%), Edyth (80%) and Edythe (24%) are common as feminine names.

Edlyn, var. Edlynn, Edlinna, Edlinn, Edlin, Edelynn
Derived fr. Old English language. "Small noble one." Edelynn, Edlinna, etc. are rarely found as given names, and Edlin appears often (UPPER 13%) as a surname.

Edme
Form of Esme. Derivative of Old French word. "Esteemed; to love." Edde, Edge are common last names. See also Edna.

Edmonda, var. Edmunda, Edmonde, Edmea, Edmee, Edma
Stems fr. Old English word. "Wealthy protector." Rare as baby names, but Edmee, Edmonda, etc. are similar to the more familiar Eden.

Edna▼, var. Ednah, Edina², Eddy, Eddnah, Eddie▼, Eddna, Eddi, Eda³▼
Source fr. Hebrew language. "Pleasure, delight." Edna was a Top birth name in 2018.

Edris¹, var. Edra
Derivative of Old English. "Rich and powerful." Edra and Edris are more commonly used as children's names among these variant forms.

Edris²
Form of Idris. Origin fr. Welsh, Arabic languages. "Fiery leader; prophet." Edris is familiar (TOP 87%) as a female name, and exists commonly (TOP 31%) as a last name. See also Eris.

Edwardine, var. Edwardyne, Edwardina, Edwardene, Edwardeen, Edwarda
Based on Old English. "Wealthy guard." Uncommon, with the unconventional androgynous -ine suffix for Edwardine, like Edwine.