Names beginning with the letter E, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,493 names
8,493 names
Greek
Aspasia Filothei is a Greek girl name with a strong classical feel. The best-supported factual link here is Aspasia, the name of a well-attested woman from fifth-century BC Athens who was born in Miletus and associated with Pericles.
Greek
Aspasia Irini is a Greek girl name with an ancient Athenian feel. Aspasia is strongly tied to the notable woman from Classical Athens, while Irini is commonly understood as the Greek form connected with peace.
Greek
Asteria is a Greek girl name meaning “of the stars” or “starry one.” In Greek mythology, Asteria is a Titaness connected with falling stars, night divination, Hecate, and the island of Delos.
Greek
Asterios Lampros is a Greek boy name with a radiant, celestial feel. Asterios is tied to the Greek root for “star,” while Lampros means “bright, shining, brilliant.”
Japanese
Asuka Chihiro is a unisex Japanese name pairing the historically resonant Asuka with Chihiro, a name whose meaning changes by kanji. Chihiro can mean “thousand fathoms,” “thousand gains,” “thousand, abundance,” or “thousand, large or huge.”
Tamil
Aswin Varun Rajkumar is a layered Tamil boy's name, commonly read as a bright, noble name with links to Ashwin, Varun, and Rajkumar. A parent might hear it as carrying ideas of vitality, water or sky, and princely dignity.
Turkish
Asya is a Turkish feminine name meaning “Asia.” It can also be connected with Russian and Bulgarian Asya, a diminutive of Anastasia meaning “resurrection,” and Arabic Asiya, described as “melancholic” or “wistful.”
Turkish
Asya is a Turkish feminine name meaning “Asia.” It also has other roots in nearby naming traditions, including a Russian and Bulgarian diminutive of Anastasia, meaning “resurrection,” and a form related to Arabic Asiya, meaning “melancholic” or “wistful.”
Turkish
Asya Nur is a Turkish girl name built around Asya, which means “Asia” in Turkish. Asya also has related forms in Russian and Bulgarian as a diminutive of Anastasia, meaning “resurrection,” and in Arabic as a form of Asiya, meaning “melancholic” or “wistful.”
Hebrew
Atara is a Hebrew girl name meaning "crown" or "diadem." It comes from the Hebrew עֲטָרָה or עטרה, a word tied to honor, beauty, and something worn with dignity.
Greek
Athanasios Miltiadis is a Greek masculine name pairing. The provided source identifies Miltiadis, also spelled Miltiades, as meaning "red earth."
Hindi
Atharv is a Hindi and Indian boy name of Sanskrit origin, closely linked with knowledge and the Atharva Veda. It is also given as a name of Lord Ganesha and is associated with a Vedic rishi and Brahma's eldest son in traditional sources.
Hindi
Atharv is a Hindi boy name linked in the provided sources with Lord Ganesh, a Veda, a rishi, and the idea of a knowledgeable one. In the full name Atharv Dhruv Agrawal, Atharv carries the clearest documented meaning from the supplied material.
Hindi
Atharv Kartikeya Gaur combines Vedic knowledge with the strength and victory associated with Kartikeya, the Hindu god of war and commander of the gods. Gaur is a Hindi surname, so the full name feels learned, devotional, and dignified.
Hindi
Atharv Keshav is a Hindi boy name with deep Sanskrit roots. Atharv means “knower of the Atharva Veda” or “one with ancient wisdom,” while Keshav is a traditional name associated with Lord Krishna and Vishnu.
Hindi
Atharv Krish is a Hindi boy name led by Atharv, a Sanskrit name connected with wisdom, knowledge, and the Atharvaveda, one of Hinduism’s four Vedas. The full name has a thoughtful, spiritual sound with a crisp modern finish.
Hindi
Atharv is a Hindi boy name commonly connected with the Atharva Veda, one of the four Vedas in Hindu tradition. It carries a thoughtful, sacred feeling, with associations of wisdom, prayer, and ancient knowledge.
Hindi
Atharv is a Hindi boy's name commonly linked with Sanskrit tradition and the Atharva Veda. In the full name Atharv Kunal Tripathi, it feels scholarly, devotional, and distinctly North Indian.
Hindi
Atharv is a Sanskrit Hindu boy name meaning “knower of the Atharva Veda” and “one with ancient wisdom.” In Hindi, Atharv is also associated with the Atharva Veda and is described by FirstCry Hindi as a name of Lord Ganesha.
Hindi
Atharv Madhav Chaturvedi is a Hindi and Sanskrit-rooted boy's name. Atharv means a knower of the Atharva Veda or one connected with ancient Vedic wisdom, while Madhav is a traditional devotional name often used for Lord Krishna or Vishnu.
Hindi
Atharv means “connected with the Atharva Veda” and is often understood as “wise,” “learned,” or “a knower of sacred knowledge.” Manan adds the gentle meaning of “reflection” or “deep thought,” giving the full name a thoughtful, scholarly feel.
Sanskrit
Atharv is a Sanskrit boy name associated with the Atharva Veda and is also described in the source material as a name of Lord Ganesha. Naman means a respectful salutation or bow, so Atharv Naman Desai carries a devotional, thoughtful feeling.
Hindi
Atharv Naman Tiwari is a Hindi boy’s name built around Atharv, a Sanskrit-rooted name often connected with sacred learning and the Atharvaveda tradition. Naman adds a gentle feeling of respect or greeting, while Tiwari is a North Indian family surname.
Hindi
Atharv is a Sanskrit and Hindi boy name linked with knowledge, the Atharva Veda, and Vedic wisdom. Sources also connect it with Lord Ganesha, a knower of the Vedas, and the name of a revered rishi.
Sanskrit
Atharv Nandan Kulkarni is presented here as a Sanskrit boy's name, with Atharv strongly associated in Indian naming with sacred learning and the Atharva Veda. Nandan adds a warm sense of joy, beloved child, or son in many Indian name traditions.
Hindi
Atharv Neel Chaturvedi is a Hindi boy's name with a strong Vedic feel. The clearest sourced meaning in the full name comes from Chaturvedi, an Indian Hindu surname meaning "expert of the four Vedas."
Hindi
Atharv is a Sanskrit Hindu boy's name meaning “knower of the Atharva Veda” or “one with ancient wisdom.” Atharv Pratap Mishra feels learned, dignified, and deeply rooted in Hindi naming tradition.
Sanskrit
Atharv Rohan is a Sanskrit boy name led by Atharv, a name connected with the Atharva Veda, sacred knowledge, Lord Ganesha, and the idea of a Vedic priest or knowledgeable one. Rohan adds a smooth, familiar second name that keeps the full name bright and balanced.
Sanskrit
Atharv is a Sanskrit boy's name commonly connected with the Vedic name Atharva and the Atharva Veda. In the full name Atharv Rohan Chaturvedi, it gives the whole name a learned, spiritual, and distinctly Indian feel.
Hindi
Atharv Rudra is a strong Hindi boy name with deep Sanskrit roots. Atharv means “knower of the Atharva Veda” or “one with ancient wisdom,” giving the full name a learned, devotional, and grounded feel.
Greek
Athina is a Greek girl name written Αθηνά in Greek. Its deeper etymological meaning is not confirmed in the provided source, so it is best treated here as a graceful Greek given name rather than a name with a settled meaning.
Greek
Athina is the Greek form connected with Athena, the ancient Greek goddess associated with wisdom, courage, strategy, the arts, crafts, and skill. Athina Danai has a bright, lyrical Greek sound, with Athina carrying the clearest documented meaning: wisdom and strength.
Tamil
Athiyan is a Tamil boy's name, but a reliable meaning was not confirmed in the provided source material. It has a graceful Tamil sound and is best treated as a culturally rooted given name whose family meaning may vary.
Swahili
Athumani is a Swahili boy name meaning “one who is praised” or “praiseworthy,” with Arabic roots connected to praise. Jabiri is a surname connected with the Arabic name Jabir, giving the full name a dignified East African and Arabic feel.
Swahili
Athumani is a Swahili boy name meaning "third one." It is also described as connected to the Arabic name Athman, with a deeper association to "soul" or "spirit."
Yoruba
Atinuke is a feminine Yoruba name meaning "cherished or nurtured from the womb." It is a Nigerian name associated with South West Nigeria.
Native American
Atka Nuka has no securely verified meaning in the provided sources. It reads as a rare, nature-toned name with an Alaskan and Indigenous American feel, though its exact linguistic origin should be treated with care.
greek
Atlas is a Greek mythological name from Ancient Greek Ἄτλας, Átlas. In myth, Atlas is the Titan condemned to hold up the heavens or sky, so the name carries a strong feeling of endurance, strength, and cosmic scale.
Turkish
Atlas Bora pairs the map-rich feeling of Atlas with the Turkish name Bora, meaning “storm” or “a strong wind that usually brings rain.” Together, it feels expansive, outdoorsy, and strong.
Sanskrit
Atreya is a Sanskrit name traditionally understood as “descendant of Atri” or “belonging to Atri.” It has a learned, ancient feel and is used as a masculine given name.
Japanese
Atsuki is a Japanese given name with different meanings depending on the kanji, including forms associated with sincerity, warmth, brilliance, or radiance. Mahiro’s meaning would also depend on its kanji, so Atsuki Mahiro has a gentle, distinctly Japanese sound rather than one fixed translation.
Persian
Atusa Shahrzad Boroumand is a Persian girl’s name with a clearly Iranian family-name ending. The provided sources identify Boroumand as a Persian-language surname, while the exact documented meanings of Atusa and Shahrzad are not established in the supplied material.
English
August is an English boy name linked to Augustus, a Roman name meaning majestic, venerable, or great. As an English name, it can also come from the month of August, named for the Roman emperor Augustus.
French
Aurèle is the French form of Aurelius, an ancient Roman family name often connected with the idea of gold or golden brightness. It feels refined, classic, and quietly strong.
Polish
Aurelia comes from the Latin family name Aurelius, from aureus, meaning “golden.” Aurelia Helena reads beautifully in Polish as a luminous, classical double name with a soft, dignified sound.
Indonesian
Aurelia means "the golden one," from the Latin family name Aurelius, which comes from aureus, meaning "golden." Aurelia Kirana feels luminous, graceful, and polished, with a soft Indonesian flow in the full name.
Italian
Aurelio is the Italian form of Aurelius, an Ancient Roman family name traditionally linked with Latin aurum, meaning “gold.” It carries a warm, polished feeling: golden, classic, and quietly grand.
English
Aurora means “dawn” in Latin. The name comes from Aurora, the ancient Roman goddess of dawn, a figure associated with renewal, morning light, and the first glow of day.
Italian
Aurora Simona means “dawn” paired with “she has heard” or “one who listens.” It feels luminous and attentive, like a girl with a bright presence and a thoughtful heart.
English
Ava is an English feminine name of medieval Germanic origin, likely shortened from names beginning with the element aw-, whose meaning is uncertain. It is also noted as a Russian-language derivative form, though its best-known English meaning is simply the graceful name Ava itself.
