E is for Eva, Erin, Emmanuelle—and hundreds of other exquisite and eclectic baby girl names that begin with the letter E.
Names | Origin | Meaning |
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Elizabeth | In the century-old history of baby name lists this royal and religious name has yet to fall below out of the top 50. Two… | |
Emily | Beware: Emily is currently (and has been for the past few decades) one of the most popular names in America and England…. | |
Emma | The name of many a great literary heroines, Jane Austen’s among them, Emma means “universal.” Its meaning is fitting these… | |
Evelyn | Evelyn is a romantic and feminine name that is making a comeback from it’s super popular days a century ago, perhaps due… | |
Ella | Ella is one of the hottest girl names right now, and a perennial celeb favorite. Among the stars that have named their daughters… | |
Esther | Esther is one of the female “stars” of the Bible. In the Old Testament, a beautiful young Hebrew woman named Esther marries… | |
Erin | Erin is one of those easy, breezy names that’s remained moderately popular as a girl name. Meaning “peace,” Erin is also… | |
Erica | Norse: | Eternal ruler, forever strong; feminine form of Eric. The spelling variation Erika is popular in numerous European countries… |
Eve | Hebrew: | Life; In the Bible, Eve was Adam’s wife and the first woman. Eva is a name used in many countries throughout the world. |
Eva | While it’s just one letter away from the oh-so-popular Ava, Eva somehow missed the train to baby name superstardom. But that’s… | |
Eleanor | Thought dignified Eleanor was no longer hip? Well, think again. This stately and regal name, most often associated with philanthropic… | |
Elena | Greek: | Light; variant of Helen |
Erika | The feminine form of the Nordic Erik, Erika is not as popular in the U.S. as it’s name twin, Erica with a C. | |
Elaine | French: | Shining light; Old French variant of Helen. In Arthurian Legend, Elaine was a young maiden who was in love with Lancelot… |
Ellen | English: | Light; a variant of Helen |
Eliza | Eliza is a fresh and delightful take on the classic Elizabeth, and clearly we’re not the only ones who think so. This little… | |
Elisha | Elisha is actually an Old Testament name referring to the prophet Elisha who was a follower of Elijah. However, as a girl’s… | |
Eloise | French: | Renowned in battle; French variant of Louise (see also Heloise) |
Elisabeth | Something about that added S makes Elisabeth a touch more romantic and feminine than Elizabeth, and we’re loving it. Another… | |
Esmeralda | Greek Origin | Emerald |
Emilia | Italian Origin | Industrious; striving. |
Estelle | Estelle, once thought of as an old-fashioned name from the Great Expectations-era, has come back with a vengeance. While… | |
Elise | The French version of Elizabeth, Elise has that slightly French-sounding affect that many parents love to love, which might… | |
Ellie | English: | Abbreviation of Eleanor and Ellen. |
Eliana | Greek: | Daughter of the sun |
Elisa | French Origin | |
Elsa | Elsa is poised to become the next hit baby name. Much like the rise in Isabella’s and Bella’s following the success of Twilight, we… | |
Elyse | German: | Noble |
Eunice | Greek: | Joyous victory, she conquers; In the Bible, Eunice was the daughter of Lois and the mother of Timothy, to whom Paul addressed… |
Elsie | German: | Noble |
Elaina | When you think of your baby girl does the song “You Light Up My Life” keep running through your head? If so, pretty and glamorous… | |
Ester | Ester is the more phonetically correct way of spelling Esther, but far less popular. Sadly, Ester may be left behind in the… | |
Estella | Spanish: | Star |
Ethel | English: | Noble |
Elana | Hebrew: | Oak tree |
Emelia | Latin: | Industrious, striving; variant of Amelia |
Effie | English: | Fair flame; Abbreviation of Greek name Euphemia |
Etta | English: | Keeper of the hearth, ruler of the home; abbreviation of Henrietta |
Elianna | Greek: | Daughter of the sun |
Essie | Latin: | Star |
Evita | This glamorous Spanish name will always be associated with Evita Peron, first lady of Argentina and the inspiration for Andrew… | |
Ema | A rarely used Em- name, Ema is a multicultural choice fit for a world traveler. It’s found in Germany, Spain, Romania, but… | |
Elga | Teutonic: | Holy |
Eugenia | Greek: | Well-born, noble; feminine form of Eugene |
Eveline | Celtic Origin | |
Elli | Finnish Origin | Devoted to God |
Elen | Welsh: | Welsh forrn of Helen |
Evelina | Celtic: | Light |
Elly | English: | An abbreviated form of Eleanor and Ellen |
Elysia | Greek: | Variant of Elissa. From the blessed isles. |
Essi | Finnish: | Star, abbreviation of Esteri |
Eleonora | Italian: | Shining light. Variant of Helen. |
Elinor | English: | Shining light. Variant of Helen. |
Evaline | English: | Form of Evelyn. Life. |
Evette | Hebrew: | Living one; variant of Eve or Ivette |
Evalyn | English: | Form of Evelyn. Life. |
Evangelina | Greek: | Bearer of good news |
Elda | Italian: | Warrior |
Elenore | Italian: | Light |
Emilee | Latin: | Industrious; striving. |