E baby names and what they mean, with 295 results. The more fashionable boy names among these are Elias (#67), Emmett (#114), Everett (#95), Ezekiel (#87) and Ezra (#59), while East (TOP 2%) and Elkin (6%) are familiar E- surnames. Here is the list of E- names for girls.

Eachann - Ebenezer

Eachann, var. Eachtar, Eachan
Based on Scottish, Gaelic languages. "Horse brown." Unusual. Compare Eachann and common last names Ehemann (UPPER 67%), Enzmann (88%), which also end with -nn.

Eagle
Bird name .. Eagle is seldom used as a boys' name.

Elldred, Eldrid, Eldred▼, Ealdraed
Forms of Aldred. Based on Old English element. "Old counsel." Eldred is familiar as a birth name among the variations of Aldred.

Eamon, var. Eamonn, Eamann, Eaman, Eames
Root fr. Irish, Gaelic. "Wealthy protector." Eames and variants are hardly found as masculine names, and Eames exists regularly (UPPER 7%) as a surname.

Ewen, Ewan, Evan, Eion¹, Euan, Eian, Ean¹
Var. of John. Source fr. Hebrew. "God is gracious." Adoption of Ean and variants as children's names in 2018 was 49.5% less than a decade ago.

Eon, Eion², Eann, Ean²
Forms of Ian. Root fr. Scottish, Gaelic elements. "God is gracious." Adoption of Ean, Eon, etc. as baby names in 2018 was up 1% compared to 2017.

Enzo▲, Enzio, Enrique, Enrico, Enrikos, Einri, Eanraig
Var. of Henry. Derived fr. Old German. "Home leader." Enrique and Enzo were Top birth names in 2018.

Earl▼, var. Erryl, Erroll, Errol▼, Erl, Erle, Early¹▼, Earlie¹, Earle▼
Origin fr. Old English. "Nobleman, warrior, prince." Earl, Earle, Early and Errol have dwindled in favor as birth names since the 1890s.

Earland, var. Erland
Origin fr. Old English element. "Earl's land." Uncommon as children's names, but Earland and Erland are comparable to the more common Harland.

Earlham
Based on Old English. "Earl's village." A novel boys' name.

Earlston, var. Earlton
Root fr. Old English element. "Earl's settlement." Uncommon, with the masculine -ston ending for Earlston, like Elston.

Early²▼, var. Erly, Erlie, Earlie², Earley
Derivative of Old English language. "Eagle wood." Usage of Earley and forms was more pronounced a century ago.

Ervin▼, Erv, Earvin¹
Forms of Irving. Derivative of Gaelic language. "Green, fresh water." Adoption of Earvin and forms was at a high a century ago and has become diminished.

Earvin²
Derived fr. Gaelic language. "Green, fresh water." Somewhat popular as a baby name, Earvin is similar to the familiar Ervin. See also Ervine.

Eastman
Source fr. Old English element. "Man from the East." Not that common as a children's name, Eastman occurs more commonly as a surname.

Easton▲
From Old English element. "East settlement." Easton has surged in popularity as a children's name since 1880-1889. See also Eatton.

Eaton, var. Eyton, Eton, Eatton
Derived fr. Old English. "Island settlement." Eatton and variants are barely found as male names, and Eaton exists frequently (TOP 1%) as a last name.

Ebner, Ebby, Ebbie¹, Eb¹
Forms of Abner. Derived fr. Hebrew language. "Father of light." Ebbie is popular as a boys' name among the variations of Abner.

Eben¹, var. Ebbie², Eban
Derived fr. Hebrew element. "Stone, rock." Eben and variants were favored a century ago.

Ebenezer, var. Evenezer, Eveneser, Ebenzer, Ebeneser, Ebenezar, Ebeneezer, Eben², Ebbaneza, Ebbie³, Eb²
Stems fr. Hebrew language. "Stone of help." Less used today. Eben was the variation last appearing (2015) in the Top 2000.