Eacnung |
Bears children. |
Female |
Anglo |
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Eada |
Wealthy. |
Female |
English |
|
Eadaion |
Joyous friendship. |
Female |
German |
|
Eadda |
Wealthy. |
Female |
English |
|
Eadgyth |
Wife of Edward the ... |
Female |
Anglo |
|
Eadgyth |
Happy warfare. An Old English name meaning rich or happy (ead), and war (gyth). |
Female |
English |
|
Eadignes |
Bliss. |
Female |
Anglo |
|
Eadlin |
Princess. |
Female |
Anglo |
|
Eadmund |
Rich benefactress. |
Female |
English |
|
Eadwine |
Wealthy friend. |
Female |
English |
|
Eakshaa |
Rational |
Female |
Indian |
|
Ealasaid |
Devoted to God. |
Female |
Gaelic |
|
Ealga |
Noble |
Female |
Irish |
|
Earlena |
Noble woman. |
Female |
English |
|
Earlene |
Noble woman. |
Female |
English |
|
Earlina |
Noble woman. |
Female |
English |
|
Earline |
Noble woman. Feminine of Earl. |
Female |
English |
|
|
Earna |
Eagle. |
Female |
English |
|
Earnestyna |
Serious. |
Female |
English |
|
Earric |
Powerful. |
Female |
English |
|
Eartha |
Worldly. Earth, from the Old English eorthe. Famous bearer: American creole singer Eartha Kitt. |
Female |
English |
|
Eartha |
The earth. |
Female |
German |
|
Eartha |
Born of the Earth; Child of the World |
Female |
Indian |
|
Eartha |
of the earth |
Female |
Old-English |
|
Earwine |
Friend of the sea. |
Female |
English |
|
Earwyn |
Friend of the sea. |
Female |
English |
|
Earwyna |
Friend of the sea. |
Female |
English |
|
Easha |
Desire |
Female |
Indian |
|
Eashaa |
Desire; Durga |
Female |
Indian |
|
Eashana |
Glorious |
Female |
Indian |
|
Eashanai |
Light |
Female |
Indian |
|
Eashani |
Goddess Parvathi |
Female |
Indian |
|
Eashanye |
The Diety who Looks After the Direction Eashanya or East |
Female |
Indian |
|
|
Eashita |
One who Desires |
Female |
Indian |
|
Eashta |
Eashwara's Name |
Female |
Indian |
|
Eashtadevata |
Favourite Diety |
Female |
Indian |
|
Eashwari |
Goddess Parvati |
Female |
Indian |
|
Easmatara |
N/A |
Female |
Indian |
|
Easter |
Goddess of the dawn. |
Female |
Anglo |
|
Easter |
Born at Easter. From the name of the Christian festival, which is based on Eostre, the name of a Germanic spring goddess. Sometimes also used as a variant of Esther. |
Female |
English |
|
Easter |
easter time |
Female |
Old-English |
|
Eastre |
Born at Easter. |
Female |
English |
|
Easwaranayaki |
Wanted |
Female |
Indian |
|
Easwari |
Strength |
Female |
Indian |
|
Eathelin |
Noble waterfall. |
Female |
English |
|
Eathellreda |
Noble maiden. |
Female |
English |
|
Eathelyn |
Noble waterfall. |
Female |
English |
|
Eavan |
Young warrior |
Female |
Irish |
|
Ebba |
Strength. |
Female |
Danish |
|
|
Ebba |
Flowing tide. |
Female |
English |
|
Ebba |
Strength. |
Female |
German |
|
Ebba |
strength, return of the tide |
Female |
Germanic/Anglo-Saxon |
|
Ebbani |
Desire |
Female |
Indian |
|
Ebere |
mercy |
Female |
African |
|
Ebonee |
Black. |
Female |
Egyptian |
|
Ebonee |
Black. |
Female |
Greek |
|
Eboni |
Black. |
Female |
Egyptian |
|
Eboni |
Black. |
Female |
Greek |
|
Ebonique |
Black. |
Female |
Egyptian |
|
Ebonique |
Black. |
Female |
Greek |
|
Ebony |
Black. |
Female |
Egyptian |
|
Ebony |
dark beauty, a hard wood |
Female |
English/Greek |
Ebonie, Ebonee |
Ebony |
Black. |
Female |
Greek |
|
Ebrill |
Born in April. |
Female |
Welsh |
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