101 boy names that start with the letter E

Choosing the name of our baby will be one of the first big decisions that we will have to make, and for which couples have a preference for choosing all the names of their children with the same initial.

Continuing our tour of baby names from A to Z, we share 101 boy names that start with the letter E.

• Eames: of Irish origin, it means “the son of the uncle”.
• Ean: variant of Ian, which in turn is a variant of Juan, which means “God is merciful.”
• Earl: English aristocratic title, which comes from Old English eorl , which means “warrior” or “chief”.
• Earnest: English variant of Ernesto, which means “serious, persevering” or “one who fights to win.”
• Easton: of English origin, it means “place that looks to the East”.
• Eaton: of English origin, it means “by the river”.
• Ebenezer: of Hebrew origin, it means “stone of help”.
• Echo: of Greek origin, it means “echo”.
• Edan: of Irish origin, it is a variant of Aidan and means “fire, burning”.
• Edel: of Germanic origin, it means “noble”.
• Eder: of Basque origin, it means “handsome”.
• Edgar: of Polish origin, it means “the one who defends his lands with a spear”.
• Edgardo: variant of Edgar.
• Edison: of English origin, it means “son of Eduardo”.
• Edlin: variant of Edel.
• Edmond: French variant of Edmund.
• Edmundo: means “rich protector”.

• Edorta: Basque variant of Eduardo.
• Edouard: French variant of Eduardo.
• Edric: of English origin, it means “prosperous ruler”.
• Edris: of Welsh origin, it means “sir, lord”.
• Eduardo: Spanish variant of Edward.
• Eduin: variant of Edwin, which is of English origin and means “rich friend.”
• Edward: from Old English ead , “wealth” or “fortune” and weard , “guardian”, meaning “guardian of wealth”.
• Edwin: of English origin and means “rich friend”.
• Efra: diminutive of Efraín.
• Ephraim: of Hebrew origin, it means “fruitful, fertile”.
• Efrén: variant of Efraín.
• Efron: of Hebrew origin, it means “bird”.
• Egan: of Irish origin, it means “fire, burning”.
• Egil: of Scandinavian origin, it means “impressive”.
• Egon: of Germanic origin, it means “strong with the sword”.
• Eider: name of Basque origin, it means “beautiful”.
• Eilam: of Hebrew origin, it means “eternal”.
• Einar: name derived from Old Norse Einarr, which means “a single warrior.”
• Eitan: Hebrew variant of Ethan, means “strong, firm”.
• Ekaitz: name of Basque origin, it means “storm”.

• Eki: Basque name, used to designate the sun.
• Eladi: Basque variant of Eladio.
• Elan: of Hebrew origin, it means “tree”.
• Elbert: variant of Alberto, which means “noble”.
• Elder: means “older, old man.”
• Eldric: A variant of Aldrich, which is of English origin and means “wise old ruler.”
• Eleazar: of Hebrew origin, it means “God helps”.
• Elenio: of Greek origin, it means “the one that shines like the sun”.
• Eleodoro: of Greek origin, it means “the one that comes from the sun”.
• Elgar: of Anglo-Saxon origin, it means “spearman”.
• Eli: of Hebrew origin, it means “sublime man”.
• Elián: of Greek origin, it refers to Helios, the sun god.
• Elijah: of Hebrew origin, it means “Jehovah is God.”
• Eligio: variant of Eloy, which means “chosen”.
• Elihud: variant of Elijah.
• Elijah: English variant of Elijah.
• Elikai: Hawaiian variant of Elisha.
• Elisha: of Hebrew origin, it means “God is my salvation.”
• Elixi: Basque equivalent of Eliseo.
• Elliot: means “God in the highest”.

• Ellis: of Welsh origin, it means “benevolent”.
• Elmer: of English origin, it means “noble, renewed”.
• Elmo: of Italian origin, it means “protector”.
• Elon: of Hebrew origin, it means “oak”.
• Eloy: of Latin origin, which means “chosen”.
• Elton: of English origin, it means “of the old town”.
• Emil: variant of Emilio, which means “rival”.
• Émile: French version of “Emilio”, it means “rival”.
• Emiliano: of Latin origin, it means “working man”.
• Emilio: means “rival”.
• Emiri: Basque variant of Emilio used in the Middle Ages.
• Emmanuel: means “God is with us”.
• Emmet: of Hebrew origin, it means “truth”.
• Emo: comes from “emotional”, which means emotional. The gender of the name is 14% feminine and 86% masculine.
• Emyr: of Welsh origin, it means “king”.
• Ender: of Turkish origin, it means “very rare”.
• Endor: of Hebrew origin, it means “fountain of youth”.
• Ennio: name of Italian origin, it means “predestined”.
• Enoch: of Hebrew origin, it means “dedicated”.
• Enrico: Italian variant of Enrique.
• Enrique: means “strong, rich and powerful house”.
• Enzo: Italian name, it means “the lord of his home or his country”.

• Erasmus: of Greek origin, it means “loved, desired”.
• Erick / Eric / Erik: Derived from the name Eiríkr, which comes from the first generation Old Norse. Its meaning is “sole ruler”.
• Eritz: medieval Basque name, comes from the Latin Felix.
• Ermes: variant of Hermes, who in Greek mythology was the messenger of the gods.
• Ernesto: of German origin, it means “serious, persevering” or “one who fights to win”.
• Erwin: of German origin, it means “respected friend”.
• Esben: Danish and Norwegian variant of Asbjörn, an Old Norse name for ass , “god” and björn , “bear.”
• Esteban: means “crowned”.
• Ethan: of Hebrew origin, it means “strong, firm”.
• Étienne: French form of Esteban.
• Etor: Basque name that celebrates the arrival of God.
• Euken: Basque equivalent of Eugenio.
• Eugene: of Greek origin, it means “the well-born”.
• Eustace: of Greek origin, it means “productive”.
• Evan: Welsh variant of Juan, meaning “God is merciful.”
• Evaristo: of French origin, it means “pleasant”.
• Everardo: originally it was used as a surname and comes from the German eber , “boar” and hard , “brave, robust”.
• Everett: English variant of Everardo.
• Ewan: Scottish form of Gaelic Eoghan, meaning “born from the yew tree.”
• Ezekiel: of Hebrew origin, it means “God strengthens”.
• Ezio: of Greek origin, it means “eagle”.
• Ezra: means “help” in Hebrew.

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