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Earl (M): - Meaning 'nobleman' (Old English)
- Alternative spellings: Earle, Erle, Irl
Earlgrey: - Kind of tea
- Alternative spelling: Earlgray
Earline: Meaning 'noble woman'
Eastwood (M): After actor/director Clint Eastwood
Eau: French for 'water'
Eben (M,F): Meaning 'stone' (Hebrew)
Ebenezer (M): Meaning 'helpful stone' (Hebrew)
Ebonaire: Meaning ebony
Ebony (M,F): - Hard black wood from a tropical tree
- After the song Ebony and Ivory by Sir Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder
Echo (F): - Meaning 'reflected sound' (Greek)
- Close imitation
Eclipse: Blocking of light from one body by another
Ecuador: South American country named after the equator
Ed (M): - Nickname of Edgar, Meaning 'wealthy spear' (Ancient German)
- Nickname of Edmund, Meaning 'wealthy guard'
- Nickname of Edward, Meaning 'wealth protector' (Old English)
- Nickname of Edwin, Meaning 'fortunate friend' (Ancient German)
Eddy (M): - Nickname of Edgar, Meaning 'wealthy spear' (Ancient German)
- Nickname of Edmund, Meaning 'wealthy guard'
- Nickname of Edward, Meaning 'wealth protector' (Old English)
- Nickname of Edwin, Meaning 'fortunate friend' (Ancient German)
- Swirling patch of water or air
- Alternative spelling: Eddie
Edelweiss: Alpine plant with white wooly bracts
Edgar (M): Meaning 'wealthy spear' (Ancient German)
Edge: - Advantage
- Keenness, sharpness, irritating power
- To move gradually
- Sharp border
Edison (M): - Meaning 'son of Edward' (English)
- Alternative spelling: Eddison
Edith (F): - Meaning 'struggle for wealth' (Ancient German)
Edition: Number of objects issued at one time
Editor: One who prepares a book or journal for publication
Edna (F): Meaning 'renewer' (Hebrew)
Edward (M,F): Meaning 'wealth protector' (Old English)
Edwin (M): Meaning 'fortunate friend' (Ancient German)
Ego: Self-esteem
Eiffel: 300m tall tower in Paris, France
Eikon: Meaning icon
Eilish (F): - Irish Gaelic form of Elizabeth, Meaning 'God's promise' (Hebrew)
- Alternative spelling: Eillish
Einstein: German physicist who was awarded a Nobel prize
Elaine (F): - Meaning 'sun ray' (Greek)
- Alternative spellings: Elan, Elane, Elayne
Elchee: An ambassador or messenger
Eldorado: From the Spanish for 'the golden one'
Electron: Particle with a negative charge
Elegance: Tasteful and dignified
Elektra (F): - Meaning 'shining one' (Greek)
- Celebrity owners: Martha Stewart
Elena (F): Meaning 'sun ray' (Greek)
Elf: Imaginary small being with magical powers
Eli (M,F): - Meaning 'high' (Hebrew)
- Alternative spellings: Elie, Ely
Elia (F): Meaning 'God has answered' (Hebrew)
Eliana (F): Meaning 'God has answered' (Hebrew)
Elijah (M): - Meaning 'God is Lord' (Hebrew)
- After The Lord Of The Rings actor Elijah Wood
Elise (F): Meaning 'God's promise' (Hebrew)
Elisha (M,F): - Meaning 'God is salvation' (Hebrew)
- (F) Meaning 'exalted nature' (Old French)
Eliza (M,F): - (F) Nickname of Elizabeth, Meaning 'God's promise' (Hebrew)
- (M) Alternate form of Elisha (meaning 'God is salvation') or Elijah (meaning 'God is Lord')
Elizabeth (F): - Meaning 'God's promise' (Hebrew)
- Alternative spellings: Elisabeth, Elisabethe, Elizabith
Ella (F): - Meaning 'entire' (Ancient German)
- Meaning 'foreigner' (Norman French)
- Meaning 'goddess' (Hebrew)
Elle (F): - French for 'she' (French)
- Nickname for Ellen, Meaning 'sun ray'
- After Elle Woods, the character from Legally Blonde
- Alternative spelling: Ele
Ellen (F): Meaning 'sun ray' (Greek)
Eller: Meaning light
Ellie (F): - Meaning 'entire' (Ancient German)
- Alternative spelling: Elly
Elliot (M): - Meaning 'God is Lord' (Greek)
- Alternative spellings: Eliott, Elliott
Ellisa (F): Meaning 'God's promise' (Hebrew)
Elmer (M,F): Meaning 'regal and celebrated' (Ancient German)
Elmo (M): - Small red Sesame Street character
- Meaning amiable, likeable
- Meaning 'helmet of God' (English)
Eloise (F): - Meaning 'famous warrior' (Ancient German)
- Alternative spelling: Elouise
Elsa (F): Meaning 'God's promise' (Hebrew)
Elsie (F): Nickname of Elizabeth, Meaning 'God's promise' (Hebrew)
Elva (F): Meaning 'truly foreign' (Ancient German)
Elvira: From the Latin for 'blonde'
Elvis (M): Meaning 'all wise'
Elvis Purrsley: After Elvis Presley
Elysian: Delightful, happy, blissful
Em (M,F): Nickname of Emerson (meaning 'home strength'), Emery (meaning 'home strength'), Emily (meaning 'eager') and Emma, (meaning 'universal')
Ember: Small piece of live coal or wood in a dying fire
Emerald: Bright green precious stone
Emerson (M): Meaning 'home strength' (Old English)
Emillia: Meaning industrious
Emily (F): Meaning 'eager' (Latin)
Emma (F): - Meaning 'universal' (Ancient German)
- Alternative spelling: Ema
Emmet (M): - Meaning 'universal' (Ancient German)
- Old word for 'ant'
- Alternative spellings: Emmett, Emmit, Emmitt
Emmy (F): - Meaning 'universal' (Ancient German)
- TV Awards
Emperor: Ruler of an empire
Empire: Large organization controlled by one person
Enchanter: Person who casts spells on others
En Chant Mint: Meaning enchantment
Enchantress: Female who casts spells on others
Encore: Repetition of a performance
Engel: Meaning angel
Enigma: Puzzling person or thing
Entendre: French for 'to hear' or 'to understand'
Envy: Meaning discontent aroused by another's possessions or success
Enya (F): Meaning 'kernel' (Gaelic)
Eos: Goddess of dawn in Greek mythology
Eponine (F): - A name used in French, Meaning 'Eponym' (Greek)
- Celebrity owners: Theophile Gautier (Poet, Novelist)
Epsilon: The fifth letter of the Greek alphabet, corresponding to the English E
Eramus: Meaning loveable
Eric (M,F): Meaning 'complete ruler' (Old Norse)
Erica (F): - Meaning 'complete ruler' (Ancient German)
- Alternative spelling: Erika
Erin (M,F): - Meaning 'Western Island' (Gaelic)
- Alternative spellings: Erinn, Eryn, Erynn
Ernie (M): - Nickname of Ernest, Meaning 'fight to the finish' (Ancient German)
- Sesame Street character (Bert and Ernie)
Eros: The god of love in Greek mythology
Escort: Person accompanying another as a protection or honor
Eskimo: People living in artic regions who dress up warmly
Esprit: French for 'spirit'
Estee (F): Meaning 'star' (Latin)
Estelle (F): Meaning 'star' (Latin)
Ester (F): - Meaning 'myrtle tree' (Farsi, Persian)
- Alternative spelling: Esther
Ethenia (F): Meaning 'kernel' (Gaelic)
Eugenie: From the Greek for 'well-born'
Eureka: - Meaning 'I have found it"
- California state motto
Eva (F): Meaning 'life' (Hebrew)
Evangeline (F): Meaning 'good news' (Greek)
Eve (F): - Meaning 'life' (Hebrew)
- After the biblical character, the first woman on earth
Evelyn (M,F): From an Ancient German name whose meaning has been lost
Everest: The highest mountain in the world
Evita (F): Meaning 'life' (Hebrew)
Excalibur: King Arthur's sword in Arthurian legend
Excelsior: Meaning 'excellent'
Explorer: Inquires into
Exposure: Meaning publicity
Eye: Meaning look at, watch
Ezer: Meaning help

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