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119 names found
Eadaion
GirlGerman
Joyous friendship.
Earnest
BoyEnglish German
Earnest. Serious; determined.
Eartha
GirlEnglish German
Worldly. Earth, from the Old English eorthe. The earth.
Ebba
GirlDanish German English Swedish
Strength. Flowing tide. Strong.
Eberhard
BoyGerman
Strong as a boar.
Eberhardt
BoyGerman
Strong as a boar.
Eburhard
BoyGerman
Boar hard. Old German, from 'ebur hardu'.
Eburhardt
BoyGerman
Strong as a boar.
Eckerd
BoyGerman
Sacred.
Edda
GirlDutch German Norse
Poetic. Pleasant. Strives. Variant of Hedda or Hedwig. Poetry.
Edel
BoyGerman
Noble; brave.
Edelina
GirlEnglish German Teutonic
Spoils of war. Gracious. Noble.
Edeline
GirlGerman Teutonic
Gracious. Noble.
Ediline
GirlGerman
Gracious.
Edingu
BoyGerman
Famous ruler.
Edlin
UnisexAnglo-Saxon English German
Wealthy friend. Noble waterfall. Abbreviation of names beginning with 'Ed-'.
Edsel
BoyAnglo-Saxon English German
From Ed's hall. Rich man's home. Noble; bright.
Eduard
BoyEnglish French German Russian
Wealthy guardian. Prosperous guardian. German form of Edward. Rich protector.
Edward
BoyAnglo-Saxon English German Literary
Guardian. Wealthy guardian. From the Old English name Eadweard, meaning rich or happy, and guardian. Strong as a boar. A literary name from Shakespeare's King Richard III, where it belongs to edward IV. Also Edward, Prince of Wales, king's son and later Edward V. 'Henry IV, 1 & 2' Edward Poins, an irregular humorist. Also the son of Richard Plantagenet. 'King Henry VI, Part III' Edward, Prince of Wales, Henry VI's son.
Edwin
BoyAnglo-Saxon English German
Valued. Rich in friendship. From the Old English name Eadwine, meaning rich or happy, and friend. Happy friend.
Edwyn
BoyAnglo-Saxon English German
Valued. Wealthy friend. Happy friend.
Eginhard
BoyGerman
Strong with a sword.
Eginhardt
BoyGerman
Strong with a sword.
Egon
BoyGaelic German Irish Teutonic
Young fighter. Strong with a sword. Fiery. Formidable.