Girl Names starting with “E”
Girl names full of sound and meaning – from timeless to extraordinary.
A girl's name stays with your daughter for life – it should sound beautiful, suit you and carry a meaning you stand behind. At Nameberry you'll find popular classics like Emma, Mia or Lea as well as international, short or rare first names. Browse by origin, meaning and popularity, discover the current favourites in our top lists and get inspired by special names. Whether Nordic, Mediterranean or biblical: there's the right name for every little girl.
Popular first names starting with “E”
Girl Names starting with “E”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ea-Sophie | f | Greek | The origin of the name is both German and Greek |
| Éadaoin | f | Irish | Éadaoin is a traditional Irish girl's name whose exact meaning has not yet been documented |
| Eadgyth | f | The name Eadgyth has its roots in Old English and means something like 'wealth in battle' | |
| Eadgytha | f | Eadgytha is a historical variant of the English name Edith | |
| Eadith | f | Eadith is a less common form of the English name Edith | |
| Eadlyn | f | The name Eadlyn comes from Old High German and is a historical variant of Adalina, a di… | |
| Ealdgyth | f | Origin unknown | |
| Eana | f | The origin of the word is German | |
| Eanda | f | The name Eanda is translated as 'the Delicious' in Albanian | |
| Eanna | f | Irish | The first name Eanna (Éanna) is commonly used for both women and men and originates fro… |
| Earline | f | English | Earline is the feminine variant of the English first name Earl, which is associated wit… |
| Earta | f | English | Earta is likely an English variation of the name Eartha and translates directly to 'the… |
| Easten | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Eavan | f | English | Eavan is regarded as an anglicized form of the name Aoibheann, which traces back to the… |
| Ebba | f | Ebba is a feminine variant of the name Ebbe, which has Scandinavian and North German roots | |
| Ebba-Linnea | f | Swedish | Ebba-Linnea is a double name combining Ebba ("the boar") and Linnea ("the moss bell") |
| Ebbela | f | The name represents a pet form of Ebba | |
| Ebby | f | American | Ebby is an Anglo-American form of Abby, which in turn is a short form of the name Abiga… |
| Ebe | f | Estonian | Ebe is an Estonian abbreviation for names that begin with the element "Ebe-" |
| Ebele | f | Ebele is a Nigerian first name that is primarily intended for girls but is also occasio… | |
| Ebelin | f | Ebelin, as a pet form of Ebel, has its roots in Old High German | |
| Ebergard | f | The traditional German girl's name Ebergard is understood as 'the guardian of the boars… | |
| Ebergund | f | Ebergund represents an ancient, two-part German girl's name, which translates to 'the o… | |
| Eberharda | f | Eberharda is the feminine counterpart of the ancient name Eberhard and means 'strong as… | |
| Eberhardine | f | Eberhardine is a derivative of Eberharda and carries the meaning 'strong as a boar' or … | |
| Eberhild | f | Eberhild is a historical German girl's name that is interpreted as 'the fighting boar' … | |
| Eberhilde | f | Eberhilde is a feminine form of the name Eburhild and carries the meaning 'the fighting… | |
| Eberta | f | Eberta is a short form of Eberharda and is regarded as the female equivalent of Ebert | |
| Ebertine | f | Ebertine is a feminine form of the name Eberta | |
| Ebonnie | f | American | The first name Ebonnie, which is mainly found in English-speaking regions, carries the … |
| Ebony | f | Ebony is a girl's name of African American origin and literally means 'black as ebony' … | |
| Ebony-Danielle | f | Currently, no information is available regarding the meaning | |
| Ebru | f | The name Ebru has its roots in Turkish and literally means 'the marbled paper', 'the cl… | |
| Ebtesam | f | Arabic | The name Ebtesam, a feminine form of the Arabic Ibtisam, conveys the meaning 'the smili… |
| Ecaterina | f | Greek | Ecaterina is generally associated with "the Pure," a interpretation originally shaped b… |
| Ecaterina-Tatiana | f | Ecaterina-Tatiana is a double name combining Ecaterina ("the pure one") and Tatiana ("t… | |
| Ece | f | Ece is a female first name whose direct translation in Turkish is 'the queen' | |
| Ecegül | f | Turkish | Ecegül is a girl's name of Turkish origin, metaphorically meaning 'the royal rose' |
| Ecehan | f | Turkish | The name Ecehan, a female first name from Turkey, stands for 'the royal leader' and 'th… |
| Ecem | f | Turkish | Ecem is a girl's name whose origin lies in Turkish and is translated as 'my queen' or '… |
| Ecmel | f | Arabic | The name Ecmel has its origins in Arabic and is a first name for girls and boys |
| Ecrin | f | Arabic | Ecrin is a female first name that comes from Turkish and has Arabic roots |
| Eda-Emma | f | Arabic | Eda-Emma stands for the beautiful one or the girl of beauty |
| Eda-Lara | f | English | Eda-Lara is a double name combining Eda ("the charming one") and Lara ("the talkative o… |
| Eda-Nur | f | Arabic | Eda-Nur is a Turkish first name for girls that symbolizes purity and knowledge |
| Edana | f | Edana is a Latinized form of the Irish name Etain and means "the Jealous One." This nam… | |
| Edanur | f | Arabic | Edanur is a Turkish girl's name that unites the two names Eda and Nur |
| Edburga | f | Polish | The name Edburga, a German and Polish equivalent of the Anglo-Saxon Eadburh, can be dir… |
| Edda | f | Edda is an Old Icelandic or Old Norse girl's name that literally translates to "the gre… | |
| Edda-Anita | f | Edda-Anita is a double name combining Edda ("the great-grandmother") and Anita ("the gr… | |
| Edda-Birgit | f | Edda-Birgit is a double name combining Edda ("the great-grandmother") and Birgit ("the … | |
| Edda-Johanna | f | Edda-Johanna is a double name combining Edda ("the great-grandmother") and Johanna ("Go… | |
| Edda-Runa | f | Edda-Runa is a double name combining Edda ("the great-grandmother") and Runa ("the rune… | |
| Edea | f | Italian | Edea is a contemporary female first name that originates from Italian and means "the iv… |
| Edel | f | The first name Edel is a diminutive for various names that begin with "Edel-", includin… | |
| Edel-Trude | f | Edel-Trude is a double name combining Edel ("the noble one") and Trude ("the strong one") | |
| Edelberta | f | The first name Edelberta is considered a form of Adalberta, which in turn is derived fr… | |
| Edelberte | f | Edelberte is a traditional German girl's name that forms a variant of Adalberte and can… | |
| Edelgard | f | Edelgard is a female first name that is considered a variation of the historical German… | |
| Edelgunde | f | Edelgunde is an alternative spelling of Adelgunde and can be interpreted as 'the noble … | |
| Edelie | f | Origin of the word unknown | |
| Edelinde | f | Edelinde, as a female first name, traces back to the Old High German form Adalind | |
| Edeline | f | French | Edeline is a German and French form of the name Adeline, which has developed from Adele… |
| Edelmira | f | Portuguese | Edelmira, a Spanish feminine form of Elmar, originates from Adalmar |
| Edelruth | f | Edelruth means 'the glorious noblewoman' or 'the honorable one of noble descent' | |
| Edeltraud | f | The first name Edeltraud has its roots in Old High German and is a newer variant of Ade… | |
| Edeltraud-Gabriele | f | Edeltraud-Gabriele is a double name combining Edeltraud ("the noble one") and Gabriele … | |
| Edeltraud-Ute | f | Edeltraud-Ute is a double name combining Edeltraud ("the noble one") and Ute ("the weal… | |
| Edeltraut | f | Edeltraut carries the meanings of 'the noble powerful one,' 'the noble fight,' and 'the… | |
| Edeltrud | f | Edeltrud is a feminine first name associated with the meanings 'the noble powerful', 't… | |
| Edelwalde | f | The name Edelwalde is made up of the Old High German terms 'adal', which means noble or… | |
| Eden-Elaine | f | French | The name means 'God's joy' or 'my God is Yahweh' and is a combination of the first name… |
| Edera | f | Edera is an Italian name for girls with Latin origins | |
| Edessa | f | Greek | Edessa, a female first name, comes from the ancient Greek city name Édessa (Ἔδεσσα) |
| Edgarda | f | Italian | The name Edgarda, an Italian variant of Edgar, can be translated into English as "the o… |
| Edia | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Edibe | f | Arabic | The name Edibe is derived from Adiba, a feminine form of the Arabic name Adib |
| Edica | f | Biblical | Edica represents a South Slavic diminutive of Eda (Edita) |
| Edie | f | American | Edie is a short form of the name Edith and means "the one who fights for possession," "… |
| Edigna | f | Edigna, a female first name, is derived from the West Frankish/Germanic name Audinga | |
| Edilburga | f | Edilburga is a newer English variation of the name Edelburga, which is derived from the… | |
| Edileusa | f | The name Edileusa has its roots in Ancient Greek, although the specific components are … | |
| Edilia | f | Italian | Edilia is a Latin American variant of the name Adilia, which is a creole spelling of Adele |
| Ediliana | f | The name Ediliana is a rare girl's name whose origin and etymology have not yet been cl… | |
| Edina | f | Scottish | Edina is a derivative of the name Edda, which has numerous origins |
| Edisa | f | Arabic | The name Edisa, a feminine form of Edis, is derived from Ediz |
| Edit | f | Norse | Edit is a German spelling and the Nordic as well as Hungarian variant of the English na… |
| Edita | f | Edita is a Slavic, Lithuanian, and Albanian variant of the Old English name Edith, mean… | |
| Edith | f | The female first name Edith has its origin in the Anglo-Saxon name Eadgyð and the Old E… | |
| Edith-Eva | f | Edith-Eva is a double name combining Edith ("the one fighting for possession") and Eva … | |
| Edith-Gertrud | f | Edith-Gertrud is a double name combining Edith ("the one fighting for possession") and … | |
| Edith-Gisela | f | Edith-Gisela is a double name combining Edith ("the one fighting for possession") and G… | |
| Edith-Hildegard | f | Edith-Hildegard is a double name combining Edith ("the one fighting for possession") an… | |
| Edith-Ilona | f | Currently, there is no information on the meaning | |
| Edith-Irmgard | f | Edith-Irmgard is a double name combining Edith ("the one fighting for possession") and … | |
| Edith-Margret | f | Edith-Margret is a double name combining Edith ("the one fighting for possession") and … | |
| Edith-Maria | f | Currently, there is no information available about the meaning | |
| Edith-Therese | f | Edith-Therese is a double name combining Edith ("the one fighting for possession") and … | |
| Edith-Ursula | f | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning | |
| Edith-Waltraud | f | Edith-Waltraud is a double name combining Edith ("the one fighting for possession") and… |