Éadaoin
Irish
Éadaoin is an Irish feminine name, the modern form of Old Irish Étaín. Its exact original meaning is uncertain, though some baby-name sources connect it with “jealousy,” and Étaín is best known as a heroine from Irish mythology.
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Names beginning with the letter E, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
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8,558 names
Irish
Éadaoin is an Irish feminine name, the modern form of Old Irish Étaín. Its exact original meaning is uncertain, though some baby-name sources connect it with “jealousy,” and Étaín is best known as a heroine from Irish mythology.
Irish
Éadaoin is an Irish feminine name from Old Irish Étaín, the name of a heroine in Irish mythology. Éadaoin Caitríona feels distinctly Irish, graceful, and rooted in story.
Irish
Éamon is the Irish form of Edmund, traditionally understood to mean “wealthy protector.” It has a steady, old-soul feel with a distinctly Irish sound.
Irish
Éanna is an Irish boy name meaning "bird." It is a modern Irish form of the older name Énna, with close ties to Enda.
Irish
Éanna Seoirse is an Irish boy's name with a bright, grounded feel. Éanna is used as an Irish masculine given name, while Seoirse is the Irish form commonly used for George.
Tamil
Eashan Karthikeyan Mohan is a Tamil boy's name with a bright, devotional sound. The source material supports Eashan as a masculine name mainly used in India, and Mohan as a name connected with Krishna.
Urdu
Ebrahim Talha Baig is an Urdu Muslim boy’s name with Arabic and Turkic roots. Ebrahim is a form of Ibrahim, Talha is an Arabic name, and Baig is an Urdu surname from Turkish beg or bey, associated with rank, respect, and leadership.
Igbo
Ebubechukwu is an Igbo name meaning “God’s glory” or “the glory of God.” In the full name Ebubechukwu Chukwunagoziem Onoh, the clearly sourced meaning comes from Ebubechukwu, a faith-filled name built from Ebube, “glory,” and Chukwu, “God.”
Yoruba
Ebunoluwa is a Yoruba name meaning “God's gift.” It comes from “ẹ̀bùn,” meaning “gift,” and “Olúwa,” meaning “God” or “Lord.”
Turkish
Ecrin is a Turkish girl name commonly explained as “a blessing” or “gift,” with roots linked to Arabic ideas of reward and blessing. It also echoes the French word écrin, meaning a jewel case or something precious and carefully kept.
Ethiopian
Eden comes from the biblical place name and is often connected with Hebrew meaning "pleasure" or "delight." It may also be related to a Sumerian word meaning "plain."
Hebrew
Eden Shir is a Hebrew name often understood as “Eden song” or “song of Eden.” Eden is associated with delight and paradise, while Shir means “song” in Hebrew.
Hebrew
Eden Tal is a unisex Hebrew name with a gentle nature image: Eden points to the biblical Garden of Eden, while Tal means “dew” in Hebrew. Together, it suggests paradise touched by morning dew.
English
Edwin means "rich friend" or "wealthy friend," from the Old English elements ead, meaning "wealth" or "fortune," and wine, meaning "friend." It is a long-used English boys' name with early medieval roots.
Urdu
Eesa is a masculine Urdu and Arabic-linked form of Isa, a name associated with Jesus in Islamic tradition. Rana, in the Indian subcontinent, comes from a medieval title meaning "king."
Sanskrit
Eesha Kavya Nambiar can be read as a Sanskrit-rooted name with a graceful, literary feel: Eesha is commonly understood as a feminine Indian name linked with divine power, while Kavya refers to Sanskrit poetic literature. Nambiar is used as a family name in Indian communities, including in modern records.
Sanskrit
Eesha Madhavi is a feminine Sanskrit name pairing. Based on the provided sources, a specific verified word-by-word meaning cannot be confirmed, but the name clearly carries a Sanskrit cultural setting.
Hindi
Eesha is a Sanskrit-origin feminine name derived from Isha, meaning “goddess” or “ruler.” It can be understood as “the ruling goddess” or “the divine ruler.”
Turkish
Efe is a Turkish boy name. The provided source material does not give a verified meaning, so its meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Turkish
Efe Poyraz is a Turkish boy name often understood as a pairing of bold character and fresh northern wind. Efe brings a brave, protective feeling, while Poyraz adds an airy, energetic nature image.
Hebrew
Efrat is a Hebrew and Israeli name used as both a given name and a surname. Its precise meaning is not confirmed in the supplied sources, so the safest reading is to treat it as a Hebrew place-linked and family name with modern Israeli use.
Hebrew
Efrat Romi is a Hebrew girls' name with a bright, gentle sound. The supplied sources do not verify a specific meaning for either element, so the safest reading is as a Hebrew compound name rather than a confirmed meaning phrase.
Greek
Efrosyni is a Greek girl name meaning “merriment,” “cheerfulness,” or “one who brings joy.” It is a Modern Greek form of Euphrosyne.
Greek
Efthymios is a Greek boy name. The supplied research source does not confirm its etymology, so its meaning should be treated as unverified here.
Greek
Efthymios Alexandros is a Greek boy's name combining the traditional Greek Efthymios with Alexandros, the Greek form behind Alexander, meaning "defender of the people." Together, it gives a warm impression of good spirit, strength, and protection.
Greek
Efthymios Angelos is presented here as a Greek boy's name. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymological meaning, so its meaning should be treated as unconfirmed on this page.
Greek
Eftychia is a Greek girl name. The provided source excerpts do not document a verified literal meaning, so its meaning should be treated with care unless you confirm it through a Greek-language name source or family tradition.
Greek
Eftychia means “happiness” or “good fortune” in Greek. Eftychia Loukia feels bright, joyful, and distinctly Greek, with a graceful full-name rhythm.
Turkish
Ege is a Turkish boy name commonly given with the meaning “the one who is strong.” It is also connected in some name references to Greek roots with meanings such as “noble.”
Urdu
Ehan Muzammil Ansari is a Urdu boy's full name with a gentle, dignified sound. The best-supported meaning here comes from Muzammil, an Arabic name linked with Al-Muzzammil, a name of Muhammad mentioned in the Qur'an.
Urdu
Ehan Talha is an Urdu boy's name with a soft, modern first name and a traditional second name. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology for Ehan or Talha, so its meaning should be treated with care unless your family has a trusted linguistic or religious source.
Urdu
Ehtisham is presented here as a boy's Urdu name, but the supplied source excerpts do not verify a specific meaning or etymology. Many parents choose it for its formal, graceful sound and dignified style.
Hebrew
Ehud is a Hebrew biblical name, written אֵהוּד, with an unknown etymology. It is strongly associated with the biblical judge Ehud and became familiar again in modern Israel.
Hebrew
Ehud Shai is a Hebrew boy name meaning “I shall praise” and “gift.” Together, it has the warm sense of “a gift of praise” or “a praised gift.”
Spanish
Eider Lucía Ferrer brings together a soft, modern-sounding first name, the light-filled Spanish form Lucía, and Ferrer, a Catalan occupational surname meaning "blacksmith" or "ironworker." As a full name, it feels bright, steady, and distinctly Spanish in style.
Japanese
Eiji is a Japanese boy name. Its exact meaning depends on the kanji chosen by the family, so it can carry different shades of meaning in different households.
Irish
Eilís is an Irish form of Elizabeth, traditionally meaning "pledged to God." Behind the soft sound is a name with biblical roots, Irish character, and a gentle sense of devotion.
Irish
Eimear Bláthnaid is an Irish girl name pairing two distinctly Irish given names. The provided sources do not give a verified etymology for either name, so its meaning is best presented as cultural rather than literal here.
Scandinavian
Einar is a Scandinavian boy name from Old Norse Einarr, built from elements meaning "one, alone" and "army" or "warrior." Its sense is often understood as "lone warrior" or "one warrior."
Hebrew
Einav is a Hebrew name explained as “eye of his father” or “eyes of his father.” It carries a gentle sense of watchful care, protection, and parental love.
Greek
Eirini Panagiota means “peace” and “all-holy.” It is a Greek girl’s name with deep roots in ancient Greek language, Greek Orthodox tradition, and devotion to Mary as Panagia.
Greek
Eirini Paraskevi is a Greek girl’s name traditionally understood as “peace” and “Friday” or “preparation.” It has a calm, devotional feeling, with both parts carrying strong roots in Greek naming culture.
Greek
Eirini Polyxeni is a Greek girl’s name pairing the peaceful, flowing sound of Eirini with the classical and Orthodox heritage of Polyxeni. Polyxeni is the modern Greek form connected with Polyxena, a name known from ancient classical tradition and still used in Hellenic and Orthodox circles.
Greek
Eirini means “peace” in Greek. Paired with Theodora, the name feels calm, dignified, and deeply rooted in Greek tradition.
Hebrew
Eitan is a Hebrew boy name meaning “strong,” “enduring,” or “firm.” It is the Hebrew source behind the name Ethan and carries a steady, grounded feeling.
Hebrew
Eitan is a Hebrew boy name, written אֵיתָן, that roughly means “strength” or “firm.” Eitan Barak has a strong Hebrew sound, with Eitan carrying the clearest documented meaning.
Hebrew
Eitan Boaz is a Hebrew boy's name with a strong, thoughtful feel. Boaz is traditionally understood as “swiftness,” with biblical interpretations also connecting it to strength.
Hebrew
Eitan Yael is a Hebrew name pairing led by Eitan, from אֵיתָן, meaning enduring, firmly rooted, lasting, or steadfast. The full name has a grounded, quietly strong feeling, with Yael adding a distinctly Hebrew sound and cultural warmth.
Igbo
Ejike is an Igbo boy name from southeastern Nigeria, commonly understood as a short form of Ejikeme, meaning "do we prevail in life by strength?" It carries a thoughtful, steady feeling, more about inner strength than loud bravado.
Nigerian
Ejiroghene Oghenetega Akpobome is a Nigerian unisex name connected with the Urhobo people of Delta State, Nigeria. The specific meanings of Ejiroghene and Oghenetega are not verified in the supplied sources, while Akpobome is documented as an Urhobo name.