The name collection

Names with meaning.

3,600+ baby names from 25 cultures, each with its meaning, origin, pronunciation and story.

First letter

Vintage revival

Older names with lasting appeal

31 names

English · French

Eleanor

Origin uncertain; linked to the medieval Alienòr family

Top 100
German · English

Ella

Germanic other; also a short form of El- names

Top 100
English · French

Eloise

Probably healthy and wide

Top 100
English · French

Evelyn

From the old Norman name Aveline

Top 100
English

Edith

Wealth and battle

Familiar
Hebrew · English

Eliza

My God is an oath

Familiar
English · Scottish

Elsie

My God is an oath, through Elizabeth

FamiliarRising
English · Germanic

Emmeline

Vigorous; unceasing

Familiar
Persian · Hebrew

Esther

Possibly star; perhaps related to Ishtar

Familiar
English

Evie

Short form of Eve or Evelyn

Familiar
English

Edie

Wealth and battle, through Edith

Uncommon
German · Swedish

Elsa

Short form of Elisabeth

Uncommon
Japanese

Emiko

Favor, beauty and child in one Japanese spelling

Uncommon
English

Eartha

The earth

Rare gem
Old English

Edwina

Wealth and friend, through Edwin

Rare gem
Irish

Eithne

Possibly kernel or grain

Rare gem
Old English

Elfrida

Elf strength

Rare gem
Catalan · Germanic

Elisenda

Uncertain; Germanic elements involving a path or journey

Rare gem
German · Dutch

Elke

Low German and Frisian form of Adelheid

Rare gem
Scottish

Elspeth

My God is an oath, through Elizabeth

Rare gem
Welsh

Enid

Probably soul, spirit, or life

Rare gem
Old English

Ethel

Noble

Rare gem
French · Greek

Eugénie

Well born

Rare gem
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