Names beginning with the letter E, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,583 names
8,583 names
Korean
Ga Eun is a Korean feminine given name whose meaning depends on the chosen Hanja. A common interpretation is “beautiful kindness” or “auspicious grace,” from 佳 meaning “good, auspicious, beautiful” and 恩 meaning “kindness, mercy, charity.”
Italian
Gaia Benedetta means “Earth, blessed.” Gaia comes from the Greek personification of the Earth, while Benedetta is the Italian feminine form traditionally understood as “blessed.”
Polish
Gaja Weronika is a Polish girl’s compound name with a gentle, bright sound. The provided sources do not give a verified meaning for either Gaja or Weronika, so its meaning is best treated with care rather than overstated.
Hebrew
Gal is a Hebrew unisex name most often understood as "wave." It is short, bright, and nature-rich, with a clean one-syllable sound.
Greek
Galateia is a Greek girl name meaning “milk-white” or “ivory-pale.” It comes from Ancient Greek roots connected to gala and galakt, meaning “milk.”
Spanish
Gala Victoria is a Spanish girl name pairing Gala with Victoria, a classic name associated with triumph. It feels celebratory, polished, and quietly regal.
Indonesian
Galih Ramadhan is an Indonesian boy's name. A verified etymological meaning for the full name was not available in the supplied source material.
Greek
Galini Violetta is a Greek and Mediterranean-feeling girl name often understood as “serene violet” or “peaceful little violet.” Galini brings a calm, sea-soft sound, while Violetta adds floral color and romance.
Hebrew
Galit is a Hebrew girl name usually understood to mean "wave." It comes from Hebrew roots connected with rolling, revealing, and flowing motion.
Hebrew
Gal Shaked is a Hebrew unisex name commonly understood as “wave” plus “almond” or “almond tree.” It has a crisp, modern sound with a nature-rich feeling.
Hebrew
Gal Yuval is a Hebrew unisex name meaning “wave” and “stream, brook, or tributary.” Together, it has a gentle water image: a wave flowing into a small river.
French
Garance is a French name taken from the madder plant, Rubia, a flowering plant historically used to make red dye. It carries the feeling of deep rose-red color, botanical beauty, and quiet French elegance.
Irish
Garbhán is an Irish boy name meaning "little rough one" or "rough little one." It comes from Old Irish garb, meaning "rough," with a diminutive suffix that softens the meaning.
Portuguese
Gaspar is a Portuguese boy's name, traditionally used as a form of Caspar or Jasper. It has a bright, old-world sound with a polished, adventurous feel.
French
Gaspard is the French form of Caspar or Jasper, a name with Persian roots often interpreted as “bringer of treasure.” It feels old-world, warm, and quietly grand.
Hindi
Gauri is a Hindi girl name with a soft, graceful sound. In this page, the name is treated carefully because the provided source material does not verify a specific etymology or religious origin.
Hindi
No verified meaning for Gauri Akshara Dubey was included in the supplied source excerpts. As provided, it is a Hindi girl name with a graceful, literary sound.
Sanskrit
Gauri is a Sanskrit name meaning “fair” or “radiant,” and it is also used for a luminous, benevolent form of the goddess Parvati. In Gauri Anushka Patwardhan, the name feels graceful, devotional, and quietly strong.
Sanskrit
Gaurika is a Sanskrit and Indian girl name meaning “young girl” or “maiden.” It has a soft, graceful sound with a traditional Hindu naming feel.
Sanskrit
Gauri Priya Tiwari is a Sanskrit-rooted Indian name often understood as “beloved Gauri” or “one dear to Gauri.” Gauri is associated with brightness and the goddess Parvati, Priya means beloved, and Tiwari is a family surname.
Hindi
Gauri Yamini Kaushik is a Hindi girl’s name with a graceful, classical sound. Gauri is traditionally used as a feminine Indian given name, Yamini adds a soft lyrical middle, and Kaushik is used as a surname and gotra name in Hindu communities.
Tamil
The provided sources do not give a verified meaning for Gautham Nirmalan Prakash. As a full Tamil boy’s name, it has a composed, traditional feel with a clear three-part rhythm.
Tamil
Gautham Prithvi Raj combines Sanskrit-rooted elements often understood as wisdom, earth, and kingship. A warm reading is “enlightened ruler of the earth” or “grounded king.”
Tamil
Gautham is a Tamil-friendly spelling of Gautama, a Sanskrit name meaning “related to Gotama” or “descendant of Gotama.” The older root Gotama has been interpreted as “richest in cows” or “largest ox,” giving the name an ancient, pastoral strength.
Hebrew
Gaya Eden is presented as a Hebrew girl name, though the supplied sources do not give a confirmed Hebrew etymology for Gaya Eden as a personal name. The name also connects to Gaya, a city in Bihar, India, known from the sources as the administrative headquarters of Gaya district.
Nigerian
Gbemisola Anuoluwapo Alade is a Nigerian Yoruba girl’s name commonly understood as a blessing-filled name about being carried into wealth, God’s abundant mercy, and a crown or royalty. Because the supplied source excerpts do not document the name, this meaning should be treated as culturally informed rather than source-verified here.
Hebrew
Gefen is a Hebrew unisex name meaning “vine” or “grapevine.” It has a gentle, natural feel and points to growth, fruitfulness, and abundance.
Italian
Gemma Vittoria is an Italian girl name pairing Gemma, commonly understood as “gem,” with Vittoria, the Italian form of Victoria, “victory.” Together, it has a polished, hopeful meaning: “precious victory.”
Korean
Geon Woo is a Korean boy name, usually written 건우, with meaning shaped by the hanja a family chooses. Geon can suggest “to build” or “healthy and strong,” while Woo can suggest “help” or “rain.”
Greek
Georgia is a Greek girl name traditionally understood as “farmer” or “earthworker.” It feels grounded, graceful, and quietly strong.
Greek
Georgia Violeta pairs a Greek-rooted first name traditionally connected with the earth and farming with Violeta, a form of Violet used in several languages. The full name feels graceful, grounded, floral, and quietly international.
Greek
Georgios comes from Greek words meaning “earth-worker” or “farmer.” Georgios Nikolaos feels grounded, traditional, and unmistakably Greek.
Filipino
Gerard means "strong spear," from Proto-Germanic elements meaning "spear" and "hard, strong, or brave." Gerard Luis Villanueva has a steady, dignified sound with a meaning that points to courage and protection.
Greek
Gerasimos is a Greek boy name meaning “honour” or “gift,” from Greek geras. It has a serious, saintly sound with a long history in Greek and Orthodox Christian use.
Greek
Gerasimos Theofilos is a Greek masculine name. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymological meaning, so its meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Russian
German Bogdanovich Selivanov is a Russian masculine full name. The sourced surname elements point to Bogdanovich meaning "son of Bogdan" and Selivanov as a Russian patronymic surname derived from the male given name Selivan.
Welsh
Gethin is presented here as a Welsh boy name, but the supplied source material does not verify a specific meaning or etymology. Parents may want to confirm the meaning with a Welsh language or onomastic source before treating any definition as settled.
Arabic
Ghada is an Arabic girl name meaning graceful, elegant, attractive, or beautifully dignified. In Arabic, غادة can also refer to a small desert tree, Haloxylon persicum.
Arabic
Ghada Iman Atrash is an Arabic feminine name. Ghada is commonly understood as a graceful young woman, Iman means faith or belief, and Atrash is used as an Arabic family name.
Arabic
Ghada is an Arabic feminine name meaning “graceful,” “delicate,” “beautiful,” or “charming.” The full name Ghada Lamia Bitar has a lyrical Arabic feel, with Ghada carrying the clearest documented meaning of elegance and refined beauty.
Arabic
Ghada is an Arabic feminine name meaning “graceful” or “an attractive, graceful woman.” Ghada Maisa has a soft, elegant feel, with both parts carrying a sense of beauty and poise.
Arabic
Ghadi Naim is an Arabic unisex name often understood as pairing movement or morning freshness with ease, blessing, and comfort. Naim gives the full name a soft, peaceful feeling.
Arabic
Ghassan is an Arabic boy name meaning “youthful” or “handsome.” It is also connected with kindness and gentleness through the Arabic root often given as ghasana.
Urdu
Ghaus is a masculine Urdu name of Arabic origin meaning “defender,” “cry for help,” or “one who redresses another’s grievance.” It carries a strong feeling of protection, aid, and moral responsibility.
Persian
Ghazaleh Simin Darvishi is a Persian feminine full name with a graceful, poetic feel. Ghazaleh is commonly associated with the image of a gazelle, while Simin is often understood as “silvery” or “made of silver.”
Persian
Ghazal refers to a poetic form or ode, often centered on romantic or spiritual love. For Ghazal Pooneh Nouri, the first name carries a graceful literary feeling, with roots in Arabic poetry and a strong place in Persian-language culture.
Vietnamese
Gia An is a gentle Vietnamese-style compound name, but a verified meaning for the full name was not provided in the source material. The first element, Gia, is also known as an Italian short form of Gianna, meaning “God is gracious.”
Vietnamese
Gia Bảo is a Vietnamese boy’s name commonly understood as “family treasure” or “precious treasure of the family.” It has a tender, proud feeling, the kind of name that says a child is deeply valued.
Vietnamese
Gia Hân is a Vietnamese girl name often understood as “safe home” or “secure family.” It combines Gia, linked with family or home, and Hân, which name sources explain as safe or secure.
Vietnamese
Gia Khánh is a Vietnamese boy’s name with a warm, fortunate meaning: family, home, goodness, celebration, and blessing. Parents often choose it with the hope that their son will grow up happy, capable, and successful.
