Names beginning with the letter E, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,661 names
8,661 names
Filipino
Lakan Emmanuel means a name led by Lakan, a Tagalog title associated with nobility, aristocratic rank, and paramount leadership in pre-colonial Philippine society. As a full name, it feels dignified, deeply Filipino, and gently spiritual in tone.
Filipino
Lakan is a Filipino name drawn from an early noble title used in precolonial Philippine society. It carries the feel of leadership, dignity, and rooted cultural pride.
Punjabi
Lakhveer Ajit Singh can be understood as a Punjabi Sikh name meaning “brave as a hundred thousand, unconquered lion.” It combines Lakhveer, Ajit, and Singh, each carrying a strong, protective feeling.
Hindi
Laksh is a Hindi boy name from Sanskrit, meaning “aim,” “goal,” “target,” or “objective.” It carries a focused, purposeful feeling, like a child growing with direction and intention.
Tamil
The supplied sources identify Lakshana as a Sanskrit term used in Hindu philosophy, but they do not give a specific meaning. As a Tamil girl name, Lakshana Malini Ganesan has a graceful, literary sound with a clear South Indian feel.
Hindi
Lakshay is a Hindi boy name of Indian and Sanskrit origin, derived from lakshya, meaning "aim" or "goal." It carries a focused, purposeful feel, like a child growing toward something with clarity.
Hindi
Lakshay is commonly understood as a Hindi and Sanskrit-linked boys' name meaning "aim," "goal," or "target." Harshit adds the bright sense of "happy" or "joyful," while Mathur is a North Indian surname associated with the Kayastha community.
Hindi
Laksh Ayush is a Hindi boy name with a bright, purposeful feel. Laksh is commonly linked with aim or goal, while Ayush is widely understood as life, long life, or age.
Hindi
Lakshay is generally understood as “aim,” “goal,” or “target.” With Varun and Bhardwaj, the full name has a steady, purposeful feel: a boy with direction, depth, and family rootedness.
Hindi
Lakshit is commonly understood as a Hindi boy name connected with the idea of being marked, aimed at, or having a goal. It has a focused, purposeful feeling.
Sanskrit
Lakshya is a Sanskrit name meaning “aim” or “goal.” It carries a clear, purposeful feeling, like a child growing up with direction and intention.
Hindi
Lakshya Aditya is a Hindi boy's name with Sanskrit roots, meaning “goal” or “aim” paired with “of Aditi” and, in Hindu usage, a name associated with the sun god Surya. Together, it feels purposeful, bright, and steady.
Sanskrit
Lakshya means "aim" or "goal," as reflected in the Hindi film title Lakshya, translated as "Aim." Lakshya Arin has a focused, purposeful feel for a boy, with Lakshya carrying the clearest sourced meaning.
Sanskrit
Lakshya Dhruv Saxena brings together the idea of a clear mark or goal with Dhruv, a Sanskrit name meaning “pole star” or “immovable.” As a full name, it feels steady, purposeful, and deeply rooted in North Indian heritage.
Sanskrit
Lakshya Harshil is a Sanskrit-rooted boy's name meaning "joyful aim" or "happy goal." Lakshya means "aim" or "goal," while Harshil means "happy" or "joyful."
Hindi
Lakshya Mihir is a Hindi boy name often understood as “aim, goal, or target” paired with “sun.” Together, it gives the bright, focused feeling of a child who moves toward his purpose with warmth and clarity.
Hindi
Lakshya means "aim" or "goal" in Hindi usage, supported here by the Hindi film title Lakshya, translated as "Aim." Lakshya Naman Mathur has a focused, thoughtful sound with a strong North Indian style.
Hindi
Lakshya is commonly understood in Hindi name use as “aim,” “goal,” or “target.” Paired with Omkar, a devotional name connected with Om, Lakshya Omkar Tripathi has a thoughtful feel: a child with purpose, spiritual grounding, and a strong family identity.
Hindi
Lakshya comes from Sanskrit lakṣya, meaning “aim,” “target,” “goal,” or “mark to be hit.” As a full Hindi boy name, Lakshya Pratap Singh has a focused, purposeful feel.
Hindi
Lakshya means "aim" in Hindi, giving Lakshya Rohan a clear sense of purpose and direction. As a two-part boy name, it feels focused, strong, and warmly familiar.
Hindi
Lakshya means "aim" or "goal" in Hindi, a focused and purposeful meaning for a boy. In the full name Lakshya Rohan Bhardwaj, Lakshya gives the name its clear, forward-looking heart.
Hindi
Lakshya Samar means “aim” or “goal” paired with Samar, a Sanskrit name associated with “war,” “battlefield commander,” and, in other language traditions, “evening conversations.” Together, it gives the feeling of a boy with purpose, courage, and a steady sense of direction.
Hindi
Lakshya means "aim," "target," or "goal," from Sanskrit lakṣya. Lakshya Samar Pandey has a focused, purposeful sound, with a polished Hindi style.
Hindi
Lakshya Tejas means “aim, goal, or purpose” paired with “brightness, radiance, or brilliance.” Together, the name feels like “a radiant purpose” or “one whose goal shines clearly.”
Indonesian
Laksmana is an Indonesian form related to Sanskrit Lakshmana, meaning “one endowed with auspicious signs” or “marked by good fortune.” It is strongly associated with Lakshmana, the devoted younger brother of Rama in the Ramayana.
Indonesian
Laksmi is an Indonesian girl name from Sanskrit Lakṣmī, associated with a mark or sign that came to mean good fortune, prosperity, beauty, and auspiciousness.
Turkish
Lale is a Turkish feminine name meaning "tulip." It comes from a Persian root and carries a graceful, floral feeling.
Persian
Laleh Nazanin is a Persian girl name with a tender, affectionate feel. Nazanin means “sweetheart,” “lovely,” “darling,” or “delightful,” giving the full name a graceful, cherished quality.
Persian
Laleh Setareh is a Persian girls' name meaning “tulip star.” Hosseini is a Persian surname derived from Husayn, meaning “handsome” or “good.”
Sanskrit
Lalita means playful, graceful, and effortless in Sanskrit. Lalita Darshika has a gentle, devotional feel, with Lalita also known as a name of the Hindu goddess Tripura Sundari.
Vietnamese
Lam is a unisex Vietnamese name with Sino-Vietnamese roots, often connected with “forest” or “grove.” In some Vietnamese compounds, it can also carry a “blue” or serene color association.
Arabic
Lama is an Arabic girls' name from Arabic poetry. Its exact meaning is debated, but one traditional explanation describes “lips that are dark like the color of a sunset.”
Arabic
Lama Yasmin is a soft Arabic girl name pairing Lama with Yasmin, which means "jasmine" and comes through Persian yāsamīn. The full combination feels floral, gentle, and lyrical.
Greek
Lambrini is a Greek feminine name meaning "bright," "shining," or "brilliant." It comes from Greek lampros, and it is also connected with Lambri, a Greek word associated with Easter.
Arabic
Lamis is a feminine Arabic name meaning “soft.” It has a gentle, graceful feeling, with a sound that is simple in English and rooted in Arabic naming tradition.
Bengali
Lamisa is a feminine name used in Bengali and Muslim families, often linked with beauty, grace, tenderness, and softness. It has roots in Arabic and South Asian naming traditions, though its exact classical Arabic root is less firmly documented than some older Arabic names.
Bengali
Lamisa Areeba is a feminine Bengali-used name pairing. Lamisa is reported as a feminine given name with Spanish and Philippine roots, while Areeba adds a soft, familiar South Asian Muslim naming style.
Bengali
Lamisa Tahsin Chowdhury is a Bengali girl’s full name. The provided source material does not verify a specific literal meaning for Lamisa, Tahsin, or Chowdhury, so the meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Bengali
Lamisa Tanzin Hasan is a feminine Bengali name combination with Lamisa identified in the provided source as a feminine given name with Spanish and Philippines roots. The available source excerpt does not give a verified meaning for Lamisa.
Bengali
Lamisa Tasnim is a Bengali Muslim girl name with a soft, lyrical sound. Tasnim is an Islamic name meaning “a spring from Paradise” or “fountain of Paradise,” while Lamisa’s meaning is not confirmed by the provided sources.
Arabic
Lamis Ibtisam Qureshi is an Arabic name with a gentle, bright feeling: Lamis is often associated with softness, Ibtisam with a smile, and Qureshi with descent from, or connection to, the Quraysh tribe of Mecca.
Arabic
Lamis is an Arabic girls' name tied to the root لَمْس, meaning soft touch or gentle contact. The full name Lamis Rasha Awad has a tender, graceful sound with clear Arabic roots.
Arabic
Lamis Walaa Hamdan is an Arabic full name with a gentle, loyal sound. The family name Hamdan is Arabic and is associated with praise, commendation, and being held in high esteem.
Arabic
Lamis Zaina Husseini is an Arabic girl’s name with a soft, graceful sound. Lamis is often associated with softness, Zaina with beauty or adornment, and Husseini connects the name to the Husseini family or lineage.
Greek
Lamprini is a Greek girl name associated with light, love, and radiance. It has a bright, luminous feeling, with a gentle spiritual warmth.
Vietnamese
Lan Anh is presented here as a Vietnamese girl name. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology or literal meaning, so its meaning should be confirmed with the family’s preferred Vietnamese spelling and tones.
Irish
Laoise Aisling is an Irish girl’s name pairing the lyrical Laoise with Aisling, an Irish feminine name meaning “dream” or “vision.” Together, it has a soft, imaginative feeling: a dreamed-of child, bright with inner life.
Portuguese
Lara is a feminine name of uncertain etymology, often used as a short form of Larissa. It is also connected with a water nymph in Roman mythology, the mother of the Lares.
Spanish
Lara Beatriz blends Lara, often linked to a graceful Roman household spirit or to brightness and protection, with Beatriz, the Spanish form of Beatrice, meaning "she who brings happiness" or "blessed traveler." Together, it feels lyrical, warm, and quietly joyful.
Portuguese
Lara is a feminine name of uncertain etymology, often linked with Larissa and with a Roman mythological water nymph. Beatriz is the Portuguese form of Beatrice, traditionally associated with blessedness and bringing happiness.
