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Elman (English) A nobleman

Elmann, Ellman, Ellmann

Elmo (English / Latin) A protector / an amiable man

Elmoe, Elmow, Elmowe

Elmot (American) A lovable man

Elmott, Ellmot, Ellmott

Elof (Swedish) The only heir

Eluf, Eloff, Eluff, Elov, Ellov, Eluv, Elluv

Elois (German) A famous warrior

Eloys, Eloyis, Elouis

Elpidio (Spanish) A fearless man; having heart

Elpydio, Elpideo, Elpydeo, Elpidios, Elpydios, Elpidius

Elroy (Irish / English) A red-haired young man / a king

Elroi, Elroye, Elric, Elryc, Elrik, Elryk, Elrick, Elryck

Elston (English) From the nobleman’s town

Ellston, Elstun, Ellstun, Elson, Ellson, Elsun, Ellsun

Elton (English) From the old town

Ellton, Eltun, Elltun, Elten, Ellten, Eltin, Elltin, Eltyn

Eluwilussit (Native American) A holy man

Elvey (English) An elf warrior

Elvy, Elvee, Elvea, Elvi, Elvie

Elvis (Scandinavian) One who is wise

Elviss, Elvys, Elvyss

Elzie (English) Form of Ellsworth, meaning “from the nobleman’s estate”

Elzi, Elzy, Elzey, Elzee, Elzea, Ellzi, Ellzie, Ellzee

Emest (German) One who is serious

Emeste, Emesto, Emestio, Emestiyo, Emesteo, Emesteyo, Emo, Emst

Emil (Latin) One who is eager; an industrious man

Emelen, Emelio, Emile, Emilian, Emiliano, Emilianus, Emilio, Emilion

ˆEmiliano (Spanish) form of Emil, meaning “one who is eager”

Emmanuel (Hebrew) God is with us

Manuel, Manny, Em, Eman, Emmannuel

ˆEmmett (German) A universal man

Emmet, Emmit, Emmitt, Emmot

Emrys (Welsh) An immortal man

Enapay (Native American) A brave man

Enapaye, Enapai, Enapae

Enar (Swedish) A great warrior

Ener, Enir, Enyr, Enor, Enur

Engelbert (German) As bright as an angel

Englebert, Englbert, Engelburt, Engleburt, Englburt, Englebirt, Engelbirt, Englbirt

Enoch (Hebrew) One who is dedicated to God

Enoc, Enok, Enock

Enrique (Spanish) The ruler of the estate

Enrico, Enriko, Enricko, Enriquez, Enrikay, Enreekay, Enrik, Enric

Enyeto (Native American) One who walks like a bear

Enzo (Italian) The ruler of the estate

Enzio, Enzeo, Enziyo, Enzeyo

Eoin Baiste (Irish) Refers to John the Baptist

Ephraim (Hebrew) One who is fertile; productive

Eff, Efraim, Efram, Efrem, Efrain

*Eric (Scandinavian) Ever the ruler

Erek, Erich, Erick, Erik, Eriq, Erix, Errick, Eryk

Ernest (English) One who is sincere and determined; serious

Earnest, Ernesto, Ernestus, Ernst, Erno, Ernie, Erni, Erney

Eron (Spanish) Form of Aaron, meaning “one who is exalted”

Erun, Erin, Eran, Eren, Eryn

Errigal (Gaelic) From the small church

Errigel, Errigol, Errigul, Errigil, Errigyl, Erigal, Erigel, Erigol

Erskine (Gaelic) From the high cliff

Erskin, Erskyne, Erskyn, Erskein, Erskeine, Erskien, Erskiene

Esam (Arabic) A safeguard

Essam

Esben (Scandinavian) Of God

Esbin, Esbyn, Esban, Esbon, Esbun

Esmé (French) One who is esteemed

Esmay, Esmaye, Esmai, Esmae, Esmeling, Esmelyng

Esmun (American) A kind man

Esmon, Esman, Esmen, Esmin, Esmyn

Esperanze (Spanish) Filled with hope

Esperance, Esperence, Esperenze, Esperanzo, Esperenzo

Estcott (English) From the eastern cottage

Estcot

Esteban (Spanish) One who is crowned in victory

Estebon, Estevan, Estevon, Estefan, Estefon, Estebe, Estyban, Estyvan

*TEthan (Hebrew) One who is firm and steadfast

Ethen, Ethin, Ethyn, Ethon, Ethun, Eitan, Etan, Eithan

Ethanael (American) God has given me strength

Ethaniel, Ethaneal, Ethanail, Ethanale

Ethel (Hebrew) One who is noble

Ethal, Etheal

Etlelooaat (Native American) One who shouts

Eudocio (Greek) One who is respected

Eudoceo, Eudociyo, Eudoceyo, Eudoco

*Eugene (Greek) A well-born man

Eugean, Eugenie, Ugene, Efigenio, Gene, Owen

Eulogio (Greek) A reasonable man

Eulogiyo, Eulogo, Eulogeo, Eulogeyo

Euodias (Greek) Having good fortune

Euodeas, Euodyas

Euphemios (Greek) One who is well-spoken

Eufemio, Eufemius, Euphemio, Eufemios, Euphemius, Eufemius

Euphrates (Turkish) From the great river

Eufrates, Euphraites, Eufraites, Euphraytes, Eufraytes

Eusebius (Greek) One who is devout

Esabio, Esavio, Esavius, Esebio, Eusabio, Eusaio, Eusebio, Eusebios

Eustace (Greek) Having