Er- baby names and what they mean, with 36 results. Er- names are used more often as masculine names. These boy names were at the apex of their popularity in the 1970s (USAGE OF 1.73%) and have become significantly less common since (USAGE 0.29%, ▼83.3%), with names like Erich becoming somewhat dated. Erdman (TOP 3%) and Ertz (23%) are common Er- last names. Here is the list of Er- names for girls.

Eran - Erlie

Eran
Origin fr. Hebrew language. "Awake." Eyan is a moderately popular birth name. See also Erno.

Erasmus, var. Erasmo, Erasmios, Erasme
Stems fr. Greek language. "To love." Common as surnames. Compare Erasmus (TOP 61%) and popular surnames Exantus (TOP 21%), Erazmus (99%), which also end with -us.

Erastus, var. Erastos, Eraste
Root fr. Greek word. "Beloved." Unconventional. Erastus, Eraste and Erastos are not listed in the US Demographics.

Erberto
Form of Herbert. Derived fr. Old German element. "Illustrious warrior." Erberto is unique as a children's name.

Ercule, Ercolo¹, Ercole¹
Forms of Hercules. From Greek word. "Hera's glory." Elcole and Ercoel are creative forms.

Ercole², var. Ercolo²
Based on Italian element. "Hera's glory." Outside Top 2000.

Erez
Derived fr. Hebrew element. "Cedar." Unusual as a children's name, but Erez is comparable to the more familiar Eros. See also Eriq.

Erhard, var. Erhart, Erhardt
Based on Old German word. "Respectful strength." Rare, with the masculine -rd suffix for Erhard, like Eadbhard.

Eryk¹, Erik¹▼, Erico¹, Erick¹, Eric¹▼, Erich¹▼
Forms of Frederick. Based on Old French, Old German words. "Peaceful ruler." Eric, Erick and Erik are Top 2000 baby names.

Eric²▼, var. Eryk², Erkki, Erico², Errick¹, Erix, Erki, Eriq, Erik²▼, Erico³, Erich²▼, Erick², Erek
Based on Old Norse word. "Complete ruler." Eric (UPPER 39%), Erich (25%), Erick (27%) and Erik (95%) occur frequently as last names.

Erik³▼, Errick², Erric, Erik⁴▼, Eric³▼
Forms of Aric. Source fr. Old Norse element. "Complete ruler." Adoption of Eric, Erric, etc. as boys' names in 2018 was down 9.5% compared to the year before.

Errico, Erico⁴
Forms of Enrique. Derived fr. Spanish, Old German elements. "Home leader." Not Top 2000 names.

Ericson, var. Erikson, Ericksen
Derivative of Scandinavian word. "Son of Eric." Compare surnames Ericsson, Erichson.

Erie
.. one of the Great Lakes, the .. Adoption of Erie was at a high 48 years ago. See also Erve.

Erin¹▼, var. Erron, Eri
Source fr. Irish, Gaelic. "Ireland." Erin is commonly used as a children's name among these variations.

Erin²▼
Form of Aaron. Stems fr. Hebrew language. "Mountain of strength." Unisex name. Erin is familiar as a children's name compared to other forms.

Erryl, Erroll, Errol▼, Erle, Erl
Forms of Earl. Based on Old English element. "Nobleman, warrior, prince." Erle (UPPER 46%) and Erl (82%) exist often as surnames.

Erland¹
Var. of Earland. Root fr. Old English language. "Earl's land." Erland is scarcely used as a masculine name, occurring commonly (UPPER 47%) as a last name. See also Orland.

Erland², var. Erlend
Based on Old English, Old Norse elements. "Noble's land; foreigner, stranger." Rare, with the androgynous-sounding -nd suffix for Erland, Erlend, like Edmund.

Erly, Erlie
Forms of Early. Stems fr. Old English word. "Eagle wood." Erlie and Erly are rare as baby names.