Names for Girls
- Emma – One of the most popular names globally, meaning “universal.”
- Ella – Derived from Old German, meaning “completely” or “fairy maiden.”
- Eleanor – Associated with Eleanor Roosevelt, symbolizing strength and compassion.
- Eva – Latin for “life,” with ties to the biblical Eve.
- Eliza – A diminutive of Elizabeth, meaning “pledged to God.”
- Esme – French for “esteemed” or “beloved.”
- Emilia – Latin origin, meaning “rival” or “eager.”
- Eve – Known as the first woman in biblical tradition.
- Elena – A Greek name meaning “shining light.”
- Edith – Old English, meaning “riches” or “blessed.”
Names for Boys
- Ethan – Hebrew for “strong” or “firm.”
- Edward – Of Anglo-Saxon origin, meaning “wealthy guardian.”
- Elliott – Derived from the name Elijah, meaning “my God is Yahweh.”
- Evan – A Welsh variant of John, meaning “gracious gift of God.”
- Emmett – A German name meaning “universal.”
- Ezra – Hebrew for “helper” or “protector.”
- Elijah – A biblical prophet’s name, meaning “Yahweh is my God.”
- Ewan – A Scottish variant of John, meaning “born of the yew tree.”
- Emanuel – Hebrew for “God is with us.”
- Elias – A Greek variant of Elijah.
Gender-Neutral Names
- Ellis – Derived from Elijah, meaning “the Lord is my God.”
- Eden – Refers to the biblical paradise, meaning “delight.”
- Emery – Of German origin, meaning “industrious ruler.”
- Everest – Inspired by the world’s tallest mountain.
- Emory – A modern spelling of Emery, meaning “brave” or “powerful.”
- Echo – A name from Greek mythology, meaning “reverberating sound.”
- Ever – A poetic and modern choice, symbolizing eternity.
- Elliot – A versatile name meaning “the Lord is my God.”
- Evren – A Turkish name meaning “universe.”
- Elian – A Welsh name meaning “bright” or “sun.”
Mythological or Historical Names
- Eros – Greek god of love.
- Europa – A Phoenician princess from Greek mythology.
- Elektra – Greek mythology, daughter of King Agamemnon.
- Euryale – One of the Gorgons in Greek mythology.
- Endymion – A shepherd loved by the moon goddess Selene.
- Echo – A mountain nymph in Greek mythology.
- Enyo – A Greek goddess of war.
- Eurydice – A tragic figure in Greek mythology, wife of Orpheus.
- Egeria – A Roman goddess and nymph of fountains.
- Erebus – A primordial deity representing darkness in Greek mythology.
Literary Names
- Edgar – Associated with Edgar Allan Poe, the famous poet.
- Emma – The titular character in Jane Austen’s novel Emma.
- Estella – A character from Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations.
- Eowyn – A noblewoman in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings.
- Ethan – The protagonist in many literary works, symbolizing strength.
- Eleanor – Inspired by Eleanor Dashwood in Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility.
- Evander – From Virgil’s Aeneid, meaning “good man.”
- Esmeralda – A character from Victor Hugo’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
- Evangeline – Inspired by the poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
- Elinor – Another spelling of Eleanor, from Austen’s works.
Nature-Inspired Names
- Everly – Refers to a meadow of boars.
- Elm – A majestic type of tree.
- Ebony – A dark, rich wood.
- Eira – Welsh for “snow.”
- Emerald – A green gemstone symbolizing renewal.
- Eclipse – A celestial event symbolizing mystery.
- Estrella – Spanish for “star.”
- Edelweiss – A flower from the Alps, symbolizing purity.
- Earth – The planet we call home.
- Eagle – A majestic bird of prey.
Unique or Modern Names
- Elio – A modern name of Spanish origin, meaning “sun.”
- Everett – English origin, meaning “brave boar.”
- Elara – A moon of Jupiter and a beautiful name choice.
- Esmond – Old English for “graceful protector.”
- Elek – A Hungarian variation of Alex.
- Elyse – A modern take on Elise, meaning “pledged to God.”
- Evanna – A unique blend of Eva and Anna.
- Elowen – Cornish for “elm tree.”
- Eris – A modern nod to the goddess of discord.
- Ezelle – A rare, melodic name.
Cultural Names
- Eamon – Irish for “wealthy protector.”
- Esteban – Spanish for Stephen, meaning “crown.”
- Eiko – Japanese for “prosperity” or “flourishing child.”
- Elvira – A Spanish name meaning “truth” or “white.”
- Eitan – Hebrew for “strong” or “firm.”
- Ekaterina – Russian for Katherine, meaning “pure.”
- Esra – Turkish for “travel at night.”
- Emil – Popular in Scandinavia, meaning “rival.”
- Ezio – Italian for “eagle.”
- Enrique – Spanish for Henry, meaning “ruler of the home.”
Rare Names
- Eldric – Old English, meaning “old ruler.”
- Elysia – Referring to Elysium, the afterlife in Greek mythology.
- Eowen – A rare Tolkien-inspired name.
- Eustace – Old Greek for “fruitful” or “productive.”
- Eiraen – A modern twist on Eira.
- Eero – Finnish for “eternal ruler.”
- Eavan – Irish for “fair” or “radiant.”
- Erasmus – Greek for “beloved,” also a famous scholar.
- Ephyra – A poetic, mythical name.
- Eneko – A rare Basque name meaning “my little dear.”
Short & Sweet Names
- Eve – Simple and timeless.
- Eli – Hebrew for “ascended” or “my God.”
- Ena – Irish for “fire” or “kernel.”
- Esme – Short and elegant.
- Ed – A simple nickname for Edward or Edgar.
- Emi – Japanese for “blessing” or “beautiful.”
- Erik – Scandinavian for “eternal ruler.”
- Eon – A poetic name meaning “eternal.”
- Elle – French for “she.”
- Ez – Short and unique, derived from Ezra.