Er- baby names and what they mean, with 27 results. Er- names are used more often as masculine names. Usage of these girl names was at its apex during the years 1980-1989 (USAGE OF 1.5%) and is now much less (USAGE 0.1%, ▼94.2%), with names like Ernestine going out of style. Ertl (TOP 15%) and Eroh (28%) are conventional Er- last names. Here is the list of Er- names for boys.

Ercilia - Ermintrude

Erzilia, Ersilia, Ersila, Ercilia
Var. of Hersilia. Stems fr. Spanish, Greek languages. "Delicate." Uncommon, but Ercilia, Ersilia, Erzilia are comparable to common surnames Elia (UPPER 7%), Erevia (70%), which also end with -ia.

Erthel, Ertha¹, Erda¹
Forms of Eartha. Derived fr. Old English language. "Earth." Sparing use. Erda, Ertha and Erthel are not found in the US Demographics.

Ertha², Erda²
Forms of Hertha. Root fr. Old English language. "Earth." Not Top 2000 names.

Erene, Erena
Forms of Irene. Root fr. Greek language. "Peace." Earne and Ereke are creative forms.

Erga
Source fr. Hebrew element. "Craving, yearning." Erga is sparsely used as a women's name. See also Elga.

Erica▼, var. Erykah▼, Eryka, Erycka, Eryca, Erricka, Erikka, Erike, Erika▼, Ericka▼, Eraca
From Old Norse. "Complete ruler." Erica and variants became less trendy last year, falling on average -19 rankings as children's names with Erika leading the fall.

Eriko
Root fr. Japanese element. "Child with a collar." Eriko is not often adopted as a baby name. See also Erike.

Erin▼, var. Erynn, Eryn, Erinne, Erinna, Erina, Erinn, Erienne
Derived fr. Irish, Gaelic element. "Ireland." Erin appears often (UPPER 51%) as a surname.

Eris, var. Eryss, Erys, Eriss
Based on Greek language. .. goddess of discord and destruction, and .. Unusual. Eris and variants are not listed in the US Demographics.

Erisha
Based on Hindi, Sanskrit languages. "Speech." Scarce as a birth name, but Erisha is comparable to the more popular Trisha. See also Eriss.

Erlinia, Erline, Erlina, Erlette, Erlene, Erletta, Erla
Forms of Earla. From Old English element. "Princess." Less common today. Erlene was the variation last recorded (1940-1949) in the Top 2000.

Erlinda
Origin fr. Old English. "Princess." A somewhat untypical birth name nowadays, though Erlinda still occurs frequently as a first name for women. See also Elinda.

Erma¹▼
Var. of Hermione. Origin fr. Greek language. "Messenger." Less popular today. Erma was last listed in 1970-1979 in the Top 2000. See also Esma.

Erma²▼, var. Erminie¹, Erminia¹, Ermina¹
Derived fr. Old German word. "Entire, universal." Erma, Ermina and Erminia are more commonly used as birth names compared to Erminie.

Ermengard¹, Erma³▼
Var. of Irma. Based on Old German element. "Entire, universal." Less popular today. Erma was the variant last found (1970-1979) in the Top 2000.

Ermengard², var. Ermgard
Origin fr. Old German. "Whole enclosure." Ermengard and Ermgard were not Top birth names in 2018.

Erminine, Ermine¹
Var. of Hermine. Origin fr. Old German. "Army man." Less common today. Ermine was the form last found (the 1910s) in the Top 2000.

Ermine², var. Erminne, Erminia², Ermina², Ermin
Source fr. Old French language. "Weasel." Erminia is a commonly occurring (UPPER 71%) given name, while Ermine, Ermin, Ermina and Erminne are sparsely used.

Ermyne, Erminie², Erminia³
Forms of Armina. Stems fr. Old German language. "Soldier." Erminie and Ermyne are more rarefied as children's names among the forms of Armina.

Ermintrude, var. Ermyntrude, Ermentraud, Ermengard³
Source fr. Old French, Old German. "All loved." Ermyntrude and variants were not among 2018's Top names.