Baby names starting with E

Hebrew · Elliyah is a feminine-style form related to Elijah, from Hebrew, meaning my God is Yahweh.

German · A modern twist on Emery or Emma-based names, from Germanic roots associated with strength or industriousness.

Latin · Elius likely relates to Elias or Aelius, linking it to meanings such as “Yahweh is my God” or an ancient Roman family name.

French · A graceful modern form built from Ellie or Ella and Anne, blending classic feminine elements.

English · Modern invented name combining Ember (glowing fire remnant) with the diminutive suffix -lin.

English · Modern invented name from Ember (glowing coals, fire remnants) with a fashionable -li suffix.

English · Embrie is a modern English spelling of Ember, from the old word for a glowing coal.

Hebrew · A variant spelling of Eliana, from Hebrew meaning 'my God has answered' or 'God has responded'.

Latin · A modern feminine form of Emily from Latin Aemilius, meaning one who rivals or strives, with a softer ending.

Greek · Variant of Elena, a form of Helen from Greek Helene meaning 'torch' or 'shining light.'

Hebrew · A modern variant influenced by Hebrew El-name elements, often interpreted as a devotional form with the divine root 'El'.

Latin · Elaborated variant of Emiliano, from the Roman family name Aemilius, possibly meaning 'rival' or 'eager.'

German · Modern blend of Edel (German: 'noble') and the suffix -lynn, meaning 'noble waterfall' or 'noble lake.'

Spanish · Basque name meaning 'swallow,' the bird, traditionally associated with springtime arrival and good fortune.

English · A compound of El- and Rose, combining a common English diminutive tradition with floral symbolism.

Hebrew · A modern variant linked to Leah/Eliah name styles, often interpreted as a gentle feminine form.

German · Borrowed from the German word for the noble alpine flower, a nature name for elegance and purity.

Greek · Likely influenced by Adonis, the Greek mythological name associated with beauty and attractiveness, with a modern spelling shift.

English · A modern directional compound combining East with Lynn, suggesting an eastern lake, pool, or place-name feel.

Hebrew · Evayah is a modern name likely built from Eva and Yah, giving it a life and God-centered Hebrew flavor.

Greek · Elyria has a lyrical Greek-style form and is often used as a modern place-like fantasy name.

English · Ellowynn is a modern elaboration of Elowen, a Cornish and Welsh-linked name meaning elm tree.

Greek · A Greek-rooted name echoing Europa or Euros, carrying associations with Europe or the east wind.

Norse · From Old Norse, often interpreted as lucky or cautious warrior.

Hebrew · Likely built from Eli, meaning 'my God,' with a modern ending added.

German · Endrik is a variant of Hendrik, from Germanic elements meaning home ruler.

Arabic · Eilaf comes from Arabic and can suggest covenant, familiarity, or harmony.

Spanish · Short form of Esther, from Persian 'stara' meaning star, or possibly from Ishtar.

German · Feminine diminutive from Germanic 'helm' meaning helmet or protection; variant of Wilhelmina.

Spanish · Variant of Alonzo/Alfonso, from Germanic Adalfuns meaning 'noble and ready' or 'eager for battle.'

French · French form of Greek Eulalia, meaning 'well-spoken' or 'sweetly speaking.'

Greek · Short form of Alexander, from Greek 'Alexandros' meaning defender of the people.

Spanish · Variant of Inez, the Spanish form of Agnes from Greek hagnē meaning pure and holy.

French · Variant of Eleanor, possibly from Provençal meaning 'the other one' or Greek 'eleos' meaning 'compassion.'

English · Patronymic from Edward, meaning 'wealthy guardian' from Old English ead (riches) + weard (guard).

Greek · From Greek eulalos meaning well-spoken or sweetly speaking.

Italian · Variant of Emilio, from Latin 'Aemilius' meaning 'rival' or 'industrious.'

English · Compound name combining Emma (Germanic, 'whole') and Jane (Hebrew via English, 'God is gracious').

English · Possibly from the town of Elloree, South Carolina, or an elaboration of Ella with a Southern flair.

English · Elaborated spelling of Evelyn, from Norman French 'Aveline' meaning wished-for or hazelnut.

Welsh · Welsh name possibly meaning 'around the valley' or from the place name Newcastle Emlyn in Wales.

English · A modern English blend of El- and Lynn, often used as a streamlined form of Ellen or Elaine.

Hebrew · A variant of Elisa or Eliza, ultimately tied to Hebrew Elisheba, meaning God is my oath.

German · A German and Dutch short form related to Adelaide or Elisabeth, often interpreted as noble or God-bound.

English · Likely a modern blend of Ed and Lynn elements, with possible echoes of Welsh name forms.

Hebrew · Erez is a Hebrew name meaning "cedar," the strong and stately tree.

Hebrew · Variant spelling of Ezekiel, from Hebrew meaning "God strengthens."

German · A blended form of Emma and Emily, names tied to Germanic roots meaning "whole" or "universal."

German · A blended form of Emma and Amelie-like spellings, centered on Germanic roots meaning whole or universal.

French · A modern form of Elaine/Elena, usually linked with meanings such as "bright" or "shining light."

Hebrew · Eluzer is likely a variant of Eliezer, from Hebrew, meaning "God is my help."

Indian · A Sanskrit-derived name associated with the goddess Parvati or Durga and divine desire.

Scottish · Eann is a shortened Gaelic-style form related to Ian or John, meaning God is gracious.

English · Emya is a modern short form influenced by Emma, Emily, and Mia, created for its soft contemporary sound.

German · A spelling variant of Emma, from Germanic roots meaning whole, universal, or complete.

Latin · Emera likely relates to emerald, the green gemstone, from Latin and French word roots.

Japanese · Emiya can be read as a Japanese-style name, often associated with beautiful or blessed meanings depending on kanji.

Latin · Emylia is a variant of Emilia, from the Latin Aemilius family name, often interpreted as 'rival' or 'eager.'

Hebrew · Eliahs is a spelling variant of Elias, from Hebrew Eliyahu, meaning 'my God is Yahweh.'

Slavic · Elizaveta is the Slavic form of Elizabeth, a Hebrew name meaning "God is my oath."

English · Likely a modern blend of Erin and Lynn, evoking Ireland and a soft feminine ending.

Spanish · A variant of Esmeralda, from Spanish esmeralda meaning emerald, the green gemstone.

English · Surname-style English name, likely meaning son of Enn or formed in patronymic style.

Hebrew · Modern variant of Ariah or Aria, blending Hebrew 'ari' (lion) with '-yah' (God), meaning lion of God.

German · Variant of Emmeline, from Germanic Emma meaning 'whole' or 'universal strength.'

Hebrew · Variant of Elliot, an English surname tracing back to the Hebrew name Elijah meaning 'my God is Yahweh'.

Greek · Evangaline adapts Greek *euangelion* through English form Evangeline, meaning "good news."

Hebrew · Evarose blends Eva from Hebrew "life" with Rose from Latin, creating a floral, Christian-influenced modern name.

Spanish · Variant of Esmeralda, Spanish for 'emerald,' ultimately from Greek 'smaragdos' meaning green gem.

Hebrew · Variant of Eliana, from Hebrew meaning 'my God has answered,' blended with Greek sun-goddess associations.

Latin · Diminutive elaboration of Emilia, from the Roman family name Aemilius, possibly meaning 'rival' or 'industrious.'

Hebrew · Modern invented name combining Hebrew El (God) and ara, possibly meaning God's light or promise.

English · Modern invented name, possibly a creative blend of Evelyn and Elizabeth or similar classic names.

Hebrew · Modern invented variant of Evanna or Evani, an elaboration of Eva meaning 'life' or 'living one.'

Greek · English diminutive of Euphemia, from Greek 'euphēmos' meaning well-spoken or of good repute.

English · A contemporary blended name of Era and Lynn elements, shaped in the modern English trend for soft lyrical forms.

Norse · Scandinavian form of Asbjørn, meaning 'divine bear,' combining ás (god) and bjørn (bear).

Hebrew · Modern invented variant blending Eva (Hebrew: 'life' or 'living') with the melodic ending of Maya or Ava.

Latin · Borrowed from Latin/French words meaning "selected" or "elite," used as a positive attribute name.

German · Modern spelling of Emery from the Old Germanic name tradition, now used as a softer modern choice.

Persian · From Persian-Arabic usage of *ʿirfān*, meaning spiritual knowledge or inner discernment.

German · Related to Germanic names behind Emery, traditionally meaning 'industrious ruler.'

Hebrew · A creative spelling of Ezekiel, from Hebrew with the meaning "God strengthens."

Arabic · An Arabic name variant related to Iyas/Ayyas, with traditional meanings around aid, vitality, or protection.

English · A modern invented English name combining an Eli- opening with a unique ending, with no fixed ancestral root.

Greek · Elonie likely relates to Greek Helen-derived names, carrying ideas of light or shining beauty.

Greek · Eiren likely derives from Greek roots related to Eirene, meaning peace.

German · Elend is likely a rare modern literary-style name with Germanic sound patterns rather than a widely used traditional given-name root.

Italian · Enzogabriel is a modern compound of Enzo and Gabriel, blending Italian style with the Hebrew meaning "God is my strength."

Hebrew · An elaborated form built on Eli and -yannah, drawing from Hebrew elements meaning my God has answered.

English · Eviee is a modern English elaboration of Evie, a pet form of Eve meaning life or living one.

Greek · Elidi appears related to names like Elidia or Elidi, likely shaped by Greek-rooted forms meaning sun or gift-like brightness.

German · A modern variant of Emery, from Germanic roots meaning industrious or powerful.

Welsh · A modern variant echoing Emryn or Emory, with roots suggesting immortality or industrious strength.

Hebrew · Likely influenced by Elani or Ilani forms, giving senses of tree, light, or heaven in modern use.

French · A variant of Eloise or Louisa, derived from Germanic roots meaning famous warrior.

English · Elladee is a modern invented name, likely formed from Ella with a playful lyrical ending.

Norse · From Norse myth, Embla was the first woman, and the name is often linked with elm or vine imagery.

Greek · A short form with Greek feel, likely connected to mercy or compassion through eleos.

Hebrew · A Hebrew-style name ending in '-el,' likely intended to carry a God-related meaning.

Persian · Ezdan likely relates to Persian Yazdan, meaning "divine" or "godly," with a modern spelling shift.

Welsh · A Welsh nature name meaning snowdrop, the delicate white flower.

French · Likely a modern variant of Elodie-like names, giving it a melodic and elegant feel.

Arabic · A spelling variant of Aisha, from Arabic, meaning living or prosperous.

Arabic · Ezzeldin derives from Arabic 'Izz al-Din,' meaning “glory” or “honor of the faith.”

English · Variant of Edith, from Old English 'ead' (wealth) and 'gyth' (war), meaning prosperous in war.

Hebrew · Variant of Ephraim, from Hebrew meaning fruitful or doubly fruitful; a son of Joseph in the Bible.

Greek · From Greek 'eustakhys' meaning fruitful or productive; borne by several early saints.

English · Variant spelling of Evelyn, from the Norman French name Aveline meaning 'wished-for child.'

Hebrew · Diminutive of Esther or Ezra; Esther means 'star' in Persian, Ezra means 'help' in Hebrew.

Norse · From Old Norse meaning "one warrior" or "lone fighter," a traditional Scandinavian given name.

French · A variant of Eleanor, from Old French Alienor, possibly meaning 'the other one' or 'bright, shining light'.

English · A compound name combining Ella (German, 'all' or 'fairy maiden') and May (English, the spring month).

English · From Old English 'est' (grace) and 'mund' (protection), meaning 'gracious protector.'

Irish · Variant of Eileen, from Irish Gaelic Eibhlín via Norman French Aveline, meaning bright or shining one.

French · French variant of Yvonne, feminine of Yves, from Germanic 'iv' meaning yew wood.

English · Old English place name meaning 'noble one's settlement,' from 'æðel' (noble) and 'tun' (town).

German · German variant of Elmer, from Old English 'æthel' (noble) and 'mær' (famous), meaning 'noble and famous.'

Italian · Italian form of Emmanuel, from Hebrew 'Immanuel' meaning God is with us.

English · Combination of Ella ('beautiful fairy') and Belle ('beautiful'), a Southern double name.

African · West African (Efik/Ibibio) name meaning gift; also a Frisian short form of Germanic names.

French · French and Portuguese form of Edgar, from Old English ead (rich) + gar (spear).

Hebrew · Variant of Eliseo, the Spanish form of Elisha, from Hebrew meaning God is my salvation.

Latin · A variant of Emily, from Latin 'Aemilia' or Germanic 'amal' meaning 'industrious, striving'.

French · Elysse is a French-style spelling related to Elise and ultimately Elizabeth, meaning pledged to God.

Hebrew · A spelling variant of Elizabeth, from Hebrew Elisheva, meaning my God is an oath.

Greek · Eleftheria is a Greek name meaning "freedom" or "liberty," from eleutheros.

French · Likely an elaborated form of Eve or Evelyn, linked to life or desired child traditions.

Arabic · From Arabic Anwar or related forms, meaning bright, luminous, or radiant.

Hebrew · A biblical Hebrew name meaning God is my oath.

Hebrew · Efrat is the Hebrew form of Ephrath, a biblical place and personal name associated with fruitfulness.

Persian · Persian name often interpreted as of the earth or earthly.

Irish · A form of Hernan or Irish Ernan, linked to meanings such as vigorous, earnest, or little iron one.

English · Endy is a short modern name that may function as a diminutive or inventive form with no single fixed etymology.

Hebrew · Elkanah is a Hebrew biblical name meaning God has created or God has possessed.

French · A variant of Elise, itself a short French form of Elizabeth, meaning "God is my oath."

Spanish · A spelling variant of Stephanie, ultimately from Greek Stephanos meaning "crown" or "garland."

Italian · Edoardo is the Italian form of Edward, from Old English elements meaning wealthy guardian.

English · England is a place name from Old English meaning land of the Angles.

Hebrew · Emanuelle is a French-style form of Emmanuel, from Hebrew meaning 'God is with us.'

Greek · Epiphany comes from Greek epiphaneia, meaning 'manifestation' or 'sudden revelation.'

Greek · Estefan is a Spanish form of Stephen, from Greek meaning crown or garland.

German · A variant of Emmeline, from Germanic roots meaning work or industrious, refined through French usage.

African · A Yoruba name meaning person of wealth or one blessed with prosperity.

English · A modern spelling of Elena or Alaina, tied to Greek roots meaning shining light or torch.

Hebrew · Likely a modern elaboration of names like Amiah or Miah, often interpreted with a soft Hebrew-inspired sense of 'beloved' or 'of God.'

English · Edilson is a modern patronymic-style name built with the English suffix -son and likely an Ed- root meaning 'wealth' or 'prosperity.'

Persian · A Persian name meaning delicate or proud beauty, often associated with charm and elegance.

Greek · From Greek mythology, Elysium is the blissful paradise of the heroic dead.

German · Emmalia blends Emma and Amalia, names of Germanic origin associated with 'work' and industriousness.

Greek · Evyenia is a variant of Eugenia, from Greek, meaning 'well-born' or 'noble.'

Norse · A rare name linked in Norse tradition to a goddess of healing and in Welsh usage to snow.

French · A modern variant of Elaine, ultimately tied to Helen and meanings connected with light or brightness.

Greek · Elliona is likely a modern elaboration of Eliana or Eleanor, suggesting brightness, mercy, or shining light.

English · Literary name invented by Christopher Paolini for his fantasy novel series, likely an anagram of 'dragon.'

Greek · Variant of Evangeline, from Greek euangelion meaning bearer of good news or gospel.

Arabic · Derived from Arabic 'inaya meaning 'care, concern, or divine providence.'

Hebrew · A modern compound blending Ellie (diminutive of Eleanor or Ellen) with Hannah (Hebrew, 'grace').

Greek · Variant of Evangeline, from Greek euangelos meaning 'bearer of good news' or 'bringer of the gospel.'

Latin · A feminine form derived from Emiliana and Aemilianus, rooted in Latin via Italian naming traditions.

Arabic · From Arabic emir/ameera traditions, where it relates to leadership and dignity, giving a noble feminine sense.

English · A stylized modern name close to Eniyla/Eila forms, used as a contemporary English name without a single fixed etymology.

Latin · A variant related to Arabella, a name shaped through Latin and English usage, with the beloved element “bella” meaning beauty.

Greek · Modern invented blend of Ella and Sandra, a short form of Alexandra meaning defender of men.

Arabic · Arabic form of Ibrahim (Abraham), meaning "father of many" in Abrahamic religious tradition.

Japanese · A Japanese-style short form where meaning depends on character choice, often used for a clean and compact modern identity.

Hebrew · A modernized form of Eden, tied to the biblical place name meaning “delight,” shaped into a contemporary spelling.

Latin · A modern variation of Emily, a name from Latin *Aemilia*, with a fashionable -*lyn* ending.

English · A modern blend of Ella and Jane, combining a light/elf-like Ella element with Jane from Hebrew Yohanan, meaning 'God is gracious'.

Hebrew · Stylized variant of Eliza, shortened from Elizabeth meaning 'my God is an oath' in Hebrew.

Hebrew · Modern elaborated form combining Elijah and Anna, rooted in Hebrew meaning 'my God has answered.'

Scottish · A modern variant of Ainsley, a Scottish surname-turned-given-name meaning 'one's own meadow.'

Hebrew · Modern compound of Ellie (diminutive of Eleanor) and Anna (Hebrew 'grace'), meaning gracious shining one.

German · A Germanic-rooted form linked to oak imagery (*eik*), adapted into a modern short masculine name.

English · A blended modern name combining Ellie (from Elijah, "my God is Yahweh") and Kate (from Katherine, "pure").

Hebrew · Biblical-style modern form linked to Ezra, with a -yah ending, often understood as "God helps."

Hebrew · A modern theophoric style name with the divine suffix -yah, indicating relationship to God-like naming forms.

French · Modern form of Elaine/Elena, linked to Greek Helene meaning bright or shining light.

French · A variant of Élodie, from French form tied to Old Germanic elements for wealth and fortune, used in modern settings.

Hebrew · Ezria is a modern Hebrew-style name built on Ezra, meaning help or God helps.

Japanese · Eizan is a Japanese name whose meaning depends on the kanji, often carrying ideas of glory, mountain, or excellence.

Hebrew · A modern elaboration of Eliana, from Hebrew elements meaning my God has answered.

Japanese · Eto is a Japanese surname and given name form; as a given name it is often treated as a modern name with Japanese roots.

Italian · Elessia is a variant of Alessia, ultimately from Greek roots meaning defender or protector.

Hebrew · A Hebrew name meaning my God is kinsman or God of the people.

Hebrew · Eliann likely develops from Hebrew El- names, carrying the sense of 'my God' or 'God has answered.'

German · Emorii is a modern spelling of Emory or Emery, from Germanic roots often interpreted as industrious or powerful.

Welsh · A modern name blending Eira or Aislinn-like sounds, often evoking dream, vision, or gentle beauty.

Hebrew · A Hebrew-style theophoric name meaning my God is Yahweh or God has answered.

English · From the Greek-rooted English word ethereal, meaning heavenly, airy, or unworldly.

Greek · A decorative modern form likely influenced by Helios or Elian, carrying associations of sun or light.

Hebrew · An elaboration of Ezra or Ezri, from Hebrew roots meaning help, aid, or God is my help.

English · Likely a modern ornamental form influenced by names like Elle and Elora, giving a soft lyrical sound.

English · Probably a modern place-style blend of Emery and -ley, suggesting a meadow or clearing.

Hebrew · Eliett is a modern French-style elaboration of Eli, from Hebrew roots meaning "my God."

English · Elyot is an English surname-style form of Eliot, ultimately linked to Elijah and often interpreted as "the Lord is my God."

English · A modern spelling inspired by Eleven or Evelyn, giving it a distinctive contemporary sound.

French · Eleanny is a modern blended form, likely related to Eleanor or Ellie with a softened, ornate ending.

African · Esoni appears to be an African-origin name, likely carrying a family or praise-based meaning depending on language.

Hebrew · Diminutive form of Elza or variant of Elijah, from Hebrew meaning 'my God is Yahweh.'

Spanish · Spanish for "incarnation," referring to the Incarnation of Christ. A devotional given name.

English · English place-derived name, possibly from Old English 'ēast' (east) and 'lēah' (meadow or clearing).

Hebrew · Possibly a surname variant related to Hebrew Ezekiel meaning 'God strengthens.'

Norse · Scandinavian origin meaning elf warrior, from Old Norse elements 'alfr' (elf) and 'vig' (battle).

Spanish · Rare name likely derived from Latin 'historia' meaning story or history.

English · Elaborated blend of Eva (life) and the suffix -lene, meaning 'giver of life'.

Norse · Short form of names beginning with El-, rooted in Germanic elements meaning 'noble' or 'all.'

Spanish · Spanish form of Eulogius, from Greek 'eulogios' meaning 'well-spoken' or 'eloquent.'

English · From Old English 'ead' (prosperity) and 'sele' (hall), meaning noble one's hall or wealthy estate.

Greek · Variant of Elaine, from Old French form of Helen meaning 'bright, shining light.'

English · Variant of Easton, from Old English meaning 'east-facing settlement.'

Greek · From the ancient Mesopotamian city; the name likely derives from a local word meaning "water place."

Norse · Esko is a Nordic form related to Eskil, from Old Norse elements with warrior associations.

English · Variant of Edith, from Old English 'ead' (wealth) and 'gyth' (war), meaning prosperous in battle.

Spanish · Spanish and Italian form of Herbert, from Germanic 'hari' (army) and 'berht' (bright/famous).

Latin · Variant of Emmeline or Emily, from Latin 'Aemilia' meaning rival or industrious.

English · Truncated variant of Evelyn, from the Norman French 'Aveline' meaning 'wished-for child' or 'hazelnut.'

Hebrew · Variant of Elise or Elisha, from Hebrew meaning 'God is salvation' or 'my God is an oath.'

Greek · Likely related to Elysia or Alicia-like forms, often associated with blissful or noble meanings.

Hebrew · A variant of Eleazar or Eliezer, from Hebrew, meaning God has helped.

English · Likely a variant of Aaron or Erin, used in modern English naming with uncertain blended roots.

Hebrew · Eran is a Hebrew name meaning "awake," "watchful," or sometimes linked to joyfulness.

Norse · A variant of Eric, from Old Norse roots meaning eternal ruler or ever-powerful.

Greek · A modern spelling of Alexis, from Greek meaning "defender" or "helper."

Arabic · From Arabic Inas or Anas, associated with companionship, comfort, and friendliness.

German · Elky is likely a nickname-style form related to Elke, a German diminutive of Adelheid meaning "noble kind."

Latin · Emalia is likely a blend of Amelia and Emily, tied to Germanic roots meaning industrious or striving.

Hebrew · Estera is a form of Esther, linked to Persian and Hebrew traditions and often interpreted as star.

German · From Germanic elements meaning "wealth" or "prosperity" and "famous" or "renowned."

Hebrew · Likely related to Ariel, from Hebrew meaning 'lion of God,' with a simplified modern spelling.

Spanish · A variant of Yesenia, a Spanish-language name popularized in the 20th century and often linked to a flower or palm.

English · Elison is an English surname-style name meaning "son of Ellis," with Ellis tracing to Elijah or Elias.

English · A modern spelling of Emily-related names, ultimately from a Latin root meaning rival or eager.

African · Efosa is an Edo name from Nigeria meaning 'the wealth of God' or 'God's blessing is wealth.'

Greek · A form of Aeneas, the classical hero of Greek and Roman tradition, with an ancient uncertain-root etymology.

Hebrew · A form of אלעזר, meaning God has helped or God is my help.

English · Likely a modern elaboration of names like Elysia or Alasia, often associated with blissful or elegant sounds.

Welsh · Eleri is a Welsh name tied to a river name in Wales and carries a lyrical place-based heritage.

Spanish · Elicio likely relates to Latin roots meaning to draw forth or call out, adapted through Spanish-style form.

German · A variant of Emmeline, from Germanic roots meaning 'work' or 'industrious.'

English · Emaree is likely a modern English-style blend related to Emma and Marie.

English · A blended form of Emma and Elise, combining ideas of universality and devotion to God.

French · Short form of Enrico (Italian) or Henri (French), from Germanic Heinrich meaning 'home ruler.'

Hebrew · Greek form of Hezron, a Hebrew name meaning 'enclosed' or 'surrounded by a wall,' found in biblical genealogies.

German · A name blending Hebrew 'El' (God) with Germanic elements, possibly meaning 'God is famous' or 'noble and great'.

Latin · Ornate variant of Emilia, from the Latin family name Aemilius meaning 'rival' or 'industrious.'

Hebrew · Elaborated variant of Evelyn, blending Hebrew Eve ('life') with the Germanic suffix -lina.

Arabic · Name of Arabic or Slavic origin, combining elements meaning 'noble' and 'world' or 'peace'.

Hebrew · Modern blend of Ellia and Hannah, combining Hebrew roots meaning 'God' and 'grace.'

German · German word for 'angel,' from Latin angelus and Greek angelos meaning 'messenger.'

French · A French-sounding place-name-style name tied to settlement names like Essey and used as a creative modern personal form.

Arabic · Emanii comes from the Arabic root iman, meaning faith or belief, reshaped as a contemporary feminine given name.

English · A modern blend of Elijah and Jay, carrying a Hebrew God-root with a contemporary English ending.

Greek · Variant of Elena or Eleanor, ultimately from the Greek Helen meaning 'bright, shining torch.'

English · Modern invented blend of Emma and Mari, combining Old German 'whole' with Hebrew 'beloved.'

Hebrew · Variant of Ezra, the Hebrew biblical name meaning 'help' or 'helper,' borne by a revered scribe.

English · English word name from Latin 'aeternus' meaning everlasting or without end, used as a spiritual virtue name.

English · Modern invented name popularized by science fiction; notably borne by Exar Kun in the Star Wars expanded universe.

Arabic · A contemporary stylized form in Arabic- and Turkish-influenced naming circles; its exact ancient dictionary meaning is unclear today.

Hebrew · Variant of Ariella, from Hebrew meaning 'lioness of God' or 'lion of God.'

Norse · From Old Norse name traditions related to Eyvind/Eivind, tied to Nordic naming heritage.

Arabic · Modern Arabic-style variant linked to Layla ("night"), chosen for poetic, gentle nocturnal imagery.

Hebrew · A modern blend from Eli ('my God') and a lyrical -onna ending, used as a contemporary invented feminine name.

English · A modern English-style fabricated name formed from gentle ice/elsie-like sounds with no fixed ancient source.

French · A modern spelling of Esmé from Old French, meaning beloved or esteemed, used as a refined feminine variant.

Hebrew · A clipped modern form of Elizabeth and Jane, both names with long-standing biblical-Hebrew connections.

Hebrew · A modern form related to Ella, a long-used feminine root name, here reshaped into a softer variant.

English · Modern spelling of Everly, from Old English for a boar-associated meadow or clearing.

Norse · Norse patronymic meaning "son of Erik," following classical Scandinavian naming structure.

Hebrew · Ezmael is a variant of Ishmael in Hebrew/Arabic tradition, meaning “God has heard” or “God listens.”

Hebrew · A modern variant of Eliana, from Eli+Yah meaning 'my God has answered'.

Greek · Eretria is a Greek place name from the ancient city of Eretria, used as a rare given name.

Greek · Eclipse is an English word name from Greek roots meaning an abandonment or obscuring of light.

English · Emberrose is a modern compound of Ember and Rose, pairing fire imagery with the flower name.

Hebrew · A modern compound joining Ezra, meaning help, with James, a classic English biblical name.

English · A word name from elegance, referring to grace, refinement, and beauty.

Hebrew · Ezralynn blends Ezra with the English suffix -lynn; Ezra means help or helper.

Greek · Erys is likely a streamlined form of Eris, the Greek mythological name associated with strife.

English · A compound of Ellie and Jo, blending meanings such as light or God with a familiar nickname style.

Hebrew · Eliada comes from Hebrew elements meaning God knows or God has known.

Hebrew · A modern form echoing Hebrew Ezra and Azariah, suggesting “help” or “helped by God.”

Greek · Eleon is a rare Greek-derived form related to names like Eleos or Eleanor lines, suggesting mercy or compassion.

Arabic · Ehsaan comes from Arabic ihsan, meaning kindness, benevolence, and moral excellence.

Arabic · Ezhaan likely derives from Arabic adhan or a South Asian adaptation, associated with call, announcement, or awareness.

Welsh · Ellowen is used as a modern botanical name and is associated with elm trees and woodland imagery.

English · Everen is a modern English-style coined name, probably shaped by names like Everett and Ever.

Greek · Likely a modern form echoing Greek names like Elara, associated with mythic and celestial tradition.

English · Likely a modern blend of Ella and a suffix like -die or -dee, built from popular English-style elements.

Latin · Eydrian is a modern variant of Adrian, from the Latin name Hadrianus meaning from Hadria.

Arabic · Enayat comes from Arabic and Persian usage, meaning care, favor, or divine kindness.

English · A modern blend of Ella and -wynn, with Welsh-inspired elements suggesting fair or blessed.

Italian · A modern elaboration of Enzo, an Italian short form linked to names meaning 'ruler of the home.'

Spanish · Endry is a modern form influenced by Endri or Andrew derivatives, ultimately tied to Greek roots meaning manly or brave.

Hebrew · Ezekai is a modern blend name, likely combining Ezekiel with Kai, giving it a Hebrew-rooted but contemporary feel.

Hebrew · Ehliana appears related to Eliana, from Hebrew and Latin-influenced forms meaning my God has answered or sun.

English · Eilanny seems to be a modern variation of Elaine or Eilani-style names, with bright and graceful associations.

French · Eladie likely relates to Elodie, from Greek-influenced roots associated with foreign riches or abundance.

Hebrew · Ellienna appears to blend Ellie and Anna or Eliana, giving it meanings tied to God, grace, and light.

Hebrew · Elyanni resembles Eliani or Eliana, rooted in Hebrew elements meaning my God has answered.

German · Emmavictoria combines Emma, meaning whole or universal, with Victoria, meaning victory.

Hebrew · Emzara is a biblical name from the family line of Noah, traditionally associated with motherly protection.

Arabic · Etzli is often treated as a modern name with a soft celestial feel, though its exact etymology is uncertain.

Hebrew · Eza may relate to Hebrew or Arabic roots suggesting help, strength, or honor, depending on usage.

French · Likely a modern form influenced by Edwin, from Germanic roots meaning rich friend.

Greek · A modern variation of Adrian, ultimately from Latin Hadrianus meaning from Hadria.

Indian · Likely related to names meaning melody or grace in South Asian and Arabic-influenced usage.

Hebrew · A modern name likely influenced by Hebrew-style forms such as Malachi or Mordecai, with a prophetic sound.

Hebrew · A Hebrew-style theophoric name built with '-el,' suggesting God is associated with the name's meaning.

Hebrew · A form of Isaiah, from Hebrew meaning salvation of the Lord.

Greek · A Portuguese form of Stephen, from Greek Stephanos meaning crown or garland.

Hebrew · A modern name likely influenced by Ezra, carrying associations of help or support.

Hebrew · A modern elaboration of Ezra or Azriel-style names, with Hebrew-inspired sounds suggesting help or divine strength.

Hebrew · Variant spelling of Elizabeth, from Hebrew 'Elisheva' meaning God is my oath.

French · French feminine form of Eugene, from Greek 'eugenes' meaning well-born or noble.

English · Feminine form of Edwin, from Old English 'ead' (wealth) and 'wine' (friend), meaning wealthy friend.

Hebrew · Variant of Ephraim, from Hebrew Efrayim meaning 'fruitful' or 'doubly fruitful.' A son of Joseph in the Bible.

Scottish · Scottish/Irish variant of Una, from Gaelic meaning 'one,' 'lamb,' or 'famine.'

English · Variant of Ellen or Ellyn, derived from Helen, from Greek 'helene' meaning 'bright, shining light.'

English · Variant of Ellery, an English surname possibly meaning 'alder tree island.'

German · German diminutive of Elisabeth, from Hebrew Elisheva meaning 'my God is an oath' or 'God is abundance'.

English · Elaborated form of Eveline, from Norman French Aveline meaning 'wished-for child.'

Italian · Italian form of Hector, from Greek 'hektor' meaning 'holding fast' or 'steadfast.'

English · Variant of Eleanor, possibly from Greek 'eleos' meaning 'compassion' or Provençal meaning 'the other.'

Spanish · Feminine form of Edward/Eduardo, from Old English 'ead' (wealth) and 'weard' (guardian).

Latin · From Latin 'sperare' meaning 'to hope,' or related to Greek 'hesperos' meaning 'evening star.'

German · Compound of Emma (Germanic, meaning whole/universal) and Lou (short for Louise, meaning famous warrior).

Hebrew · From Hebrew, a biblical place name meaning 'departure' or 'separation'; appears in 1 Samuel.

Hebrew · Variant of Evaline/Evelyn, blending Eve ('life') with the diminutive suffix -lin.

English · Blend of Emma (Germanic 'ermen,' universal) and Gene (Greek 'genos,' born), meaning 'universally born.'

Greek · Modern variant possibly from Greek 'helix' (spiral) or a short form of Felix meaning lucky.

Greek · Variant of Eleanor, meaning bright shining one, from Greek 'eleos' or Provençal roots.

English · Variant of Leslie, from Scottish Gaelic meaning 'garden by the pool.'

Spanish · Galician name borne by the legendary Saint Ero; possibly related to Greek 'heros' meaning hero.

English · Diminutive of Elbert or Albert, from Germanic 'adal' (noble) and 'beraht' (bright).

Hebrew · Enock is a variant of Enoch, a Hebrew biblical name meaning dedicated or trained.

Welsh · Welsh form of Elaine, meaning 'fawn' or 'young deer'; also linked to the Arthurian Elaine.

Greek · Variant of Eleanor, from Greek meaning 'bright, shining one.'

German · Germanic name related to 'amal' meaning 'work' or 'industrious'; also a Turkish form of Amal.

English · Modern English word name meaning 'to surpass' or 'to be outstanding,' from Latin 'excellere.'

Hebrew · Compound of Elsie (from Elizabeth, God is my oath) and Mae (from Margaret, pearl).

Hebrew · Variant of Eleazar, meaning 'God has helped' in Hebrew.

French · Variant of Yvonne, the French feminine of Yves, from Germanic 'iv' (yew wood), symbolizing endurance.

English · Elyce is a variant of Elise or Alice, ultimately from Germanic roots meaning 'noble.'

Norse · Errick is a variant of Eric, from Old Norse and Germanic roots meaning eternal ruler.

Hebrew · A compound of Eva and Marie, combining life with beloved or wished-for child associations.

Hebrew · A variant of Emmanuel, from Hebrew meaning "God is with us."

Hebrew · Etan is a variant of Ethan, a Hebrew name meaning "firm," "enduring," or "strong."

English · An English word name drawn directly from the natural world and the planet itself.

Hebrew · Elysha is a modern spelling related to Elisha or Alicia forms, likely drawing on Hebrew roots meaning God is salvation.

Spanish · A modern spelling of Xavier, a place-based name from the Basque place Etxeberria meaning new house.

English · Eagle is an English word name taken from the bird, symbolizing strength and vision.

Latin · A compound of Emily, from Latin roots meaning rival, and Rose, the flower name.

English · Edder is likely a variant of Eder or Edward-related forms, tied to old Germanic roots for wealth and guard.

English · A phonetic spelling of the initials L.J., used as a modern given name rather than a traditional etymological form.

African · Ezinne is an African name, especially Igbo, meaning 'good mother' or 'good woman' from elements meaning goodness and motherhood.

Spanish · Emilce is a Spanish feminine form linked to the Latin Aemilius family, associated with striving and rivalry.

Greek · From Greek Eugenia, meaning well-born or noble, widely used in Slavic languages.

Spanish · Exequiel is a Spanish form of Ezekiel, from Hebrew meaning 'God strengthens.'

English · Elaney is a modern variation influenced by Elaine, a French form ultimately tied to light or shining meanings.

Hebrew · Variant of Eleazar, meaning "God has helped."

English · A modern coined name, likely formed for its melodic sound rather than from a single traditional etymology.

English · A modern form likely influenced by Iyana or Ayanah, often associated with beautiful blossom-like sounds.

English · Emonni is a modern invented name, likely influenced by names like Imani or Amani in sound and style.

English · Endi is an English variant of Andy/Andi from Greek-rooted Andrew, carrying the older sense of manliness in modern form.

Hebrew · A feminine form related to Ethan, from Hebrew meaning strong, firm, or enduring.

Hebrew · Eaden is a modern form of Eden, from Hebrew, meaning delight or paradise.

Hebrew · Elaiza is a variant of Eliza, ultimately from Elizabeth, meaning God is my oath.

English · An English compound of Emma and Jo, blending a classic Germanic root for 'whole' with a short form of Joanna.

Spanish · Estiben is a phonetic variant of Stephen/Esteban, from Greek, meaning crown or garland.

Latin · A compound of Emily and Elizabeth, joining a Latin family name with Hebrew God is my oath.

English · Escarlet is a variant of Scarlet, from a medieval word for a rich red cloth and later the color scarlet.

German · A short form related to Emilia or Emma, associated with industriousness or striving.

English · A surname-style modern variant of Emerson, meaning 'son of Emery,' from Germanic roots for industrious or powerful.

Greek · Ellenie is a variant of Ellen or Helen, from Greek roots meaning 'torch' or 'bright light.'

African · An Igbo name meaning 'the glory of God' or 'God's glory.'

Italian · Enzio is a form of Enzo, often linked to Italian usage and Germanic roots meaning ruler or giant.

Greek · A variant of Elena or Helen, from Greek roots meaning “light” or “torch.”

Latin · Emilianna is an elaborate form of Emilia, from Latin Aemilius, traditionally linked to "rival" or "eager."

Hebrew · Ezaria is likely a variant of Azariah or Ezariah, from Hebrew elements meaning helped by God.

Greek · A modern variant of Alexander, from Greek, meaning defender of men.

Hebrew · Variant of Eder, a Hebrew name meaning 'flock' or 'herd,' also a biblical place name in the territory of Judah.

Latin · Creative variant of Emily, from Latin Aemilius meaning 'industrious' or 'striving.'

English · Modern invented name, possibly a creative short form or stylized respelling evoking uniqueness.

English · Possibly a variant of Evren, a Turkish name meaning 'universe' or 'cosmos', or a modern creative coinage.

Greek · Stylized variant of Elaina/Elena, from Greek Helen meaning 'torch' or 'shining light.'

French · Modern variant of Elyse/Elise, the French form of Elizabeth, meaning 'my God is an oath.'

German · Variant of Emery, from Old German 'Amalric' meaning 'work-power' or 'industrious ruler.'

Spanish · Variant spelling of Esperanza, from Latin 'sperare' meaning 'to hope.'

English · Modern invented elaboration of Eliana or Eleanor, styled with a melodic double-n ending.

German · Modern variant of Emery, from Germanic amal meaning 'work' combined with ric meaning 'power.'

Hebrew · Modern variant possibly of Uriah or Aria, interpreted as Hebrew for 'God is my light' or 'light of God.'

Persian · Name used in Persian and Indian traditions, associated with nobility or brightness.

English · Modern invented name blending Eve or Evelyn with the -lett suffix, evoking Violet or Scarlett.

African · An African-origin name often used in West African naming patterns, where meanings vary by language and community.

Hebrew · Brazilian-Portuguese variant of Emanuela, from Hebrew Immanuel meaning God is with us.

Hebrew · A Hebrew-style theophoric formation with the element "-el" meaning God, often glossed as divine magnificence.

Norse · From Norse-Germanic naming material, often interpreted as an elevated, heroic or noble place-linked form.

English · A modern spelling of the English surname Embrey, historically place-based and now used as a personal name.

Latin · A modern invented name from English 'eternity', derived from Latin aeternus meaning endless or everlasting.

Hebrew · Variant of Elijah or Eliya, a Hebrew name meaning 'my God is Yahweh.'

English · Modern invented blend of Emmi and Lynn, a creative variation on Emily or Emma with a contemporary suffix.

Slavic · Polish and Slavic form of Emeric/Emmerich, a Germanic name meaning 'home ruler' or 'work power.'

English · A modern invented name, believed to be 'the love' spelled backwards, a creative word-play naming style.

Spanish · Modern invented name popular in Latin American communities, a creative elaboration on Eri or Ana roots.

Hebrew · Modern variant of Evalie or Eva-Lee, blending the Hebrew 'life' root with an English suffix.

Hebrew · Alternate spelling variant of Ezekiel, the Hebrew prophet name meaning 'God will strengthen.'

Greek · A modern form of Elen/Elena traditions, ultimately linked to Greek meanings around light or brightness.

English · A diminutive-style spelling influenced by Elise or Elsie, derived from Elizabethic name forms.

English · Modern invented name inspired by the directional word East, with a fashionable -ynn suffix.

Irish · Variant of Eileen, the Irish form of Helen, from Greek 'Helenē' meaning torch or shining light.

English · A modern form of Emery/Emory, whose older Germanic meaning relates to authority and command.

Greek · A clipped form tied to Greek names beginning with Eury-, carrying the old sense of breadth or distance in a modern package.

English · English surname-as-given-name derived from an archaic word meaning 'uncle,' also associated with designer Charles Eames.

African · Ewe name from Ghana and Togo meaning 'God loves me,' expressing divine affection and blessing.

English · Modern compound of Ellie (diminutive of Eleanor, 'bright') and May (from Mary or the spring month).

English · Modern invented name, possibly a stylized variant of Anila or a blend of Enid and Delilah.

French · Variant of Esmé (French 'beloved') or Esmeralda (Spanish 'emerald'), blending both traditions.

English · Modern respelling of Evelyn, from Norman-French Aveline, rooted in Germanic 'avi' meaning life or bird.

Hebrew · Feminine variant of Ezra, a Hebrew name meaning 'help' or 'helper,' borne by a biblical scribe.

Welsh · Welsh literary name from Lloyd Alexander's Chronicles of Prydain, derived from Welsh 'eilon' (deer).

English · Feminine variant of Elliott, itself an English surname derived from Hebrew Elijah meaning 'the Lord is my God.'

Latin · Modern feminine name possibly derived from Eve (Hebrew 'life') or Latin 'ever,' evoking eternal life.

African · Ewe name from Ghana and Togo meaning 'it is up to God' or 'left to God,' expressing divine providence.

French · A creative fusion of Estelle ('star') and Elise, combining celestial and biblical naming elements.

Hebrew · From Hebrew *ʾEmet* with variant spelling, meaning 'truth,' used in religiously inspired naming.

German · A Germanic name form related to old northern names, with meanings around nobility and strength.

Hebrew · Hebrew for oak tree, giving the name a nature-rooted image of strength and stability.

Welsh · Welsh form of Evan, itself from John, meaning "God is gracious."

English · A modern variant of English -lee names, with a soft invented form related to meadow-style surname endings.

French · A stylistic variant of Eleanor, influenced by French and English courtly naming traditions.

English · A modern, soft variant in the Emery naming pattern, used as a contemporary given name form.

English · A contemporary variant related to Ever- names, carrying a nature-rooted Old English sense.

English · Eddyson is an English patronymic name meaning “son of Eddy,” following a surname-to-first-name naming model.

Irish · Modern adaptation of Aisling, an Irish name meaning dream or vision.

English · Invented name influenced by the title Empress, reshaped with a modern, stylized -yss ending.

German · Enric is a Catalan and Iberian form of Henry, from Germanic elements meaning "home ruler."

Hebrew · Ezai appears to be a modern Hebrew-style name, likely influenced by Ezra and names beginning with Ez-, suggesting help or strength.

Hebrew · Elizamae blends Elizabeth and Mae, joining the Hebrew sense of God is my oath with a sweet vintage ending.

Greek · Taken from the ancient Mesopotamian god Enlil, associated with wind, air, and authority.

German · A German surname and given name related to older forms like Eiler, tied to noble or blade-related roots.

Welsh · Emryss is a stylized form of Emrys, the Welsh name associated with immortality and Merlin traditions.

Greek · From Greek mythology, Eileithyia was the goddess of childbirth and labor.

English · A modern surname-style name likely derived from English place-name elements meaning meadow or clearing.

English · Evers is a surname-style name from English and Germanic roots, often linked to boar or strong family-line meanings.

Welsh · A form of Emrys, the Welsh version of Ambrose, from a name meaning immortal or divine.

French · Elleanore is a spelling variant of Eleanor, a classic name of uncertain medieval origin often linked through French tradition.

African · Emiola is a Yoruba-derived name associated with wealth, honor, or blessed prosperity.

Indian · Eka comes from Sanskrit and means 'one,' 'single,' or 'first.'

Hebrew · A blend of Eve and Evangeline, combining “life” with “bearer of good news.”

Hebrew · Eremias is a form of Jeremiah from Hebrew, meaning the Lord will uplift or appoint.

Greek · Elysani seems inspired by Elysium, the blessed paradise of Greek myth, with a softened modern ending.

Irish · Likely related to Irish Eanna, traditionally interpreted as bird-like.

Hebrew · Likely a modern form related to Hebrew Eloni, from a word for “oak tree,” giving it a strong, nature-rooted feel.

Hebrew · Likely related to Ayla or Eila forms, often associated with oak tree, moonlight, or halo meanings by usage.

Greek · Ethena is probably a modern form influenced by Athena, the Greek goddess name tied to wisdom and protection.

Hebrew · A modern blend of Ezra, meaning 'help,' with Kai, creating a contemporary Hebrew-inspired name.

Irish · Variant of Aidan, from Irish Aodh, meaning “little fire.”

Indian · Eklavya is a Sanskrit name from the Mahabharata, associated with devotion, skill, and determined learning.

Hebrew · Ezari likely draws from Hebrew roots like ezer, meaning help or support.

French · Likely a decorative blend related to Emmeline or Melissa, carrying senses of industriousness or sweetness.

English · An English word name from "energy," conveying vigor, force, and lively spirit.

English · A modern word name drawn from ethics, suggesting moral character and principle.

Hebrew · Eliath appears to be a Hebrew-style formation using Eli, meaning my God, with a theophoric biblical sound.

Spanish · Enyel is a modern Spanish-language form likely influenced by angelic or Hebrew-derived biblical names such as Daniel.

English · Etson likely means son of Et or Ethan in a modern patronymic style, with Ethan tracing to Hebrew firmness or strength.

Hebrew · Elezar is a variant of Eleazar, from Hebrew meaning "God has helped."

Arabic · Efnan is an Arabic name meaning branches or boughs, often symbolizing growth and abundance.

Greek · Ehleni is likely a variant of Helen or Eleni, from Greek roots associated with torchlight or shining.

African · Ekaya appears in African and Indian naming contexts and is often associated with home, unity, or one household.

Persian · Elaha is used in Persian and related traditions and is associated with divine or heavenly meaning.

French · Eleanorrose combines Eleanor, a classic French-derived royal name, with Rose, the flower name from Latin tradition.

Hebrew · Elizarose blends Eliza, from Hebrew Elizabeth meaning God is my oath, with Rose, the flower name.

French · Eloize is a variant of Eloise, from Germanic roots meaning healthy or wide, shaped through French usage.

Norse · Elyf is likely inspired by Old Norse name elements associated with life, heritage, or ancestral protection.

English · Emerysn is a modern spelling of Emerson-style names, from Germanic roots meaning brave or powerful.

English · Envii is a modern invented word-style name, likely inspired by Envy but softened into a contemporary spelling.

Arabic · Esila is associated with Arabic-rooted usage and can refer to the late afternoon or evening time.

English · Eslynn is a modern invented name combining Es- with the popular suffix -lynn for a contemporary feminine style.

English · Eylee is a modern invented name, likely influenced by Hayley, Ailey, or Eileen-style sounds.

Welsh · A short modern name possibly related to Welsh and Germanic forms like Eil- names, carrying a bright, compact sound.

Hebrew · Often treated as a reverse-style modern form of Marie or as a Hebrew-like name; its use today is mainly contemporary.

Hebrew · A Hebrew-style biblical form related to names like Elioenai, meaning "my eyes look to God" or "God is my eyes."

Hebrew · A Hebrew-style theophoric name meaning "my God is God" or "God is my God."

African · An African name and ethnonym associated with the Esan people of Nigeria, with cultural meaning shaped by language and heritage.

Hebrew · A Hebrew-style modern angelic name likely formed with -el, meaning "of God" or "God is strength."

Scottish · A surname-style form related to Ewan or Ewen, from Gaelic roots often linked to "born of the yew" or youth.

English · A modern respelling likely inspired by Aidan and similar -een endings, giving it a soft contemporary sound.

German · A modern surname-style name possibly influenced by Eiker or acre-related Germanic sounds, used mainly for its crisp form.

Hebrew · A modern expansion of Hebrew Ezer, meaning "help" or "aid," with a softer contemporary ending.

Hebrew · Likely a modern blend of Ez- names such as Ezra and Marie-style endings, creating a contemporary hybrid form.

Hebrew · A modern extension of Ezra, from Hebrew meaning "help," with a prophetic -iah ending meaning "of the Lord."

German · Feminine form of Ernest, from Germanic 'ernust' meaning serious, resolute, or battle to the death.

English · Elaborated form of Ethel, from Old English 'æthel' meaning 'noble.'

English · From the Old English festival name Ēastre, related to the Germanic goddess of spring and dawn.

English · Feminine form of Edmund, from Old English 'ēad' (wealth) + 'mund' (protection), meaning 'wealthy protector.'

Hebrew · Variant of Epha or a pet form of Euphemia; possibly from Hebrew 'Ephah,' a biblical figure.

Spanish · From Spanish 'el dorado' meaning 'the golden one,' evoking the legendary city of gold.

English · Possibly a variant of Emma or Emery, from Germanic 'ermen' meaning 'whole' or 'universal.'

German · From Old Norse 'erne' meaning eagle, or a short form of Ernestine meaning earnest or serious.

French · Variant of Estelle, from Latin 'stella' meaning star. Popularized in medieval France.