[ g i r l s ] Eartha : ER-thuh : old english "of the earth" Easter : EE-ster : old english - holiday Ebony : EB-uh-nee : english "dark beauty" Echo : EK-o : greek - name of a nymph "repeated voice" Edana : e-DAHN-uh : celtic "zealous, fiery" Eden : EE-den : hebrew "delightful" Edie : EE-dee : teutonic "rich gift" Edith : EE-dith : teutonic "rich gift" Edlyn : ED-lyn: old english "noble woman" Edna : ED-nuh : hebrew "pleasure, delight" Edolie : ED-oh-lee : old english "noble" Edria : ED-ree-uh : hebrew "mighty" Efia : eh-FEE-ah : ghanese "born on tuesday" Eileen : IGH-leen : irish "bringer of light" Eirene : ee-REH-neh : greek "peace" Elaine : ee-LAYN : old french "light" Eleanor : EHL-ah-nohr : greek "light" Elektra : ee-LEK-truh : greek "bright" Eleora : el-ee-OHR-ah : hebrew "the lord is my light" Elina : eh-LEE-nuh : greek "pure" Elisa : e-LIGH-zuh : spanish "dedicated to god" Eliska : EHL-eez-kah : czechoslovakian "truthful" Elissa : e-LIS-suh : greek "queen of carthage" Elita : eh-LEE-tah : french "special one" Elizabeth : ee-liz-ah-BETH : hebrew "god's oath" Elle : EL-ah or EL : old english "beautiful fairy woman" Elodie : EHL-oh-dee : greek "white blossom" Else : EL-see or EL-suh : hebrew "concecrated to god" Elysia : e-LEE-shuh : latin "sweetly blissful" Ema : EH-muh : polynesian "beloved" Emalia : e-MAY-lee-uh : latin "flirt" Ember : EM-bur: old english "smoldering remains of a fire" Emelie : EH-meel-e-uh or EM-ih-lee : german "industrious" Emily : EM-ih-lee : teutonic "industrious" Emma : EM-ah : old german "universal" Endora : en-DOHR-ah : hebrew "fountain" Enola : ay-NOH-lah : native american "magnolia" Enye : EHN-yeh : yiddish "grace" Eranthe : EE-ran-thuh : greek "spring flower" Erasma : EE-raz-muh : greek "amiable" Erianthe : ayr-EE-anth : greek "sweet as many flowers" Erika : AYR-i-kah : old norse "ever-powerful" Erin : AYR-in : irish "peace" Erlina : ayr-LEE-nuh: irish "girl from ireland" Eskarne : ehs-KAHR-neh : spanish "merciful" Esperanza : ES-pur-AHN-zah : spanish "hope" Esta : ES-tah : italian "from the east" Estelle : es-TEL : latin "star" Ester : ES-ter : swedish "star" Etain : EE-tee-en or ee-TEE-en : irish "shining" Etania : ay-TAY-nee-ah : native american "wealthy" Etsu : ET-soo : japanese "delight" Eudocia : YOO-do-shee-uh : greek "esteemed" Eulalia : yoo-LAY-lee-ah : greek "fair of speech" Eustacia : yoo-STAY-shuh : latin "tranquil" Evacsa : eh-VATCH-kah : hebrew "life" Evadine : e-vah-DEEN : greek - mythological character Evadne : e-VAHD-nee : greek - a water-nymph Evanthe : EE-vanth-ee : greek "flower" Eve : EEV : hebrew "life" Evelyn : EV-a-lin : irish "lively, pleasant" Eyota : EE-yoh-tah : native american "greatest one" [ b o y s ] Eamon : EE-mun : anglo-saxon "wealthy guardian" Eaton : EE-tun : old english "riverside village" Edan : EE-dan : celtic "flame, fiery" Edison : ED-i-sun : english "son of edward" Edward : ED-wurd : old english "guardian of prosperity" Edgan : EE-gen : gaelic "ardent" Einar : EE-nahr or EYE-ner : norwegian "warrior, leader" Elek : EE-lek : hungarian "helper and defender of mankind" Eli : EE-ligh : hebrew "elevation" Elijah : EE-ligh-zhah : hebrew "jehovah is god" Elkan : el-KAHN : hebrew "he belongs to god" Ellery : EL-er-ee : german "one who lives near the elder tree" Elton : EL-ton : english "from the old estate" Emil : EE-mil : old german "industrious" Emmett : EM-met : english "hard worker" Enrique : ehn-REE-keh : basque "ruler of an estate" Erek : EHR-ek : polish "lovable" Erik : EHR-ik : scandinavian "ever-powerful" Erskine : ER-skin : gaelic "dweller of the top of the cliff" Eryx : EHR-iks : greek - son of aphrodite and poseidon Essien : ES-ee-en : african "sixth-born son" Esteban : EHS-tay-vahn : spanish "crown" Ethan : EE-thahn : hebrew "strong, firm" Evan : EHV-un : greek "well-born" Evan : EHV-unn : irish "young warrior" Evander : ee-VAN-der : greek - early founder of rome "benevolent ruler" Evzen : EV-zen : czechoslovakian "of noble birth"