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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emmina | f | The name Emmina has its roots in Germanic and is composed of Old High German terms | |
| Emmy | f | Emmy is an English pet form of Emma, which carries meanings such as 'the All-Encompassi… | |
| Emmy-Eva | f | Emmy-Eva is a double name combining Emmy ("the all-encompassing") and Eva ("the life") | |
| Emmy-Lou | f | Emmy-Lou is a double name combining Emmy ("the all-encompassing") and Lou ("famous in b… | |
| Emmy-Ruth | f | Unfortunately, there is currently no information available regarding the meaning | |
| Emmylou | f | English | The name Emmylou, a combination of Emmy and Lou, has deep meanings |
| Emna | f | Arabic | The first name Emna, a North African variant of Amna, has the meanings 'the familiar on… |
| Emöke | f | Hungarian | The name Emöke (Emőke) has Hungarian roots and metaphorically means 'the breastfed baby' |
| Emorie | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Ems | f | Dutch | The name Ems is a Dutch diminutive for names that start with the element 'Ermen-' |
| Emsa | f | Slavic | The name Emsa has Slavic roots, although the exact elements and their meanings have not… |
| Emsada | f | Slavic | The name Emsada has Slavic roots, although the exact word composition is not clearly de… |
| Emy | f | Emy is the independent short form of Emma and other names that begin with "Em-" or "Im-" | |
| Emy-Jolin | f | Emy-Jolin is a double name combining Emy ("the all-encompassing") and Jolin ("God is gr… | |
| Emy-Lauren | f | Emy-Lauren is a double name combining Emy ("the all-encompassing") and Lauren ("the lau… | |
| Ena | f | The girl's name Ena is an English variant of the Irish name Eithne | |
| Enara | f | Basque | The name Enara has its roots in Basque and translates directly to "the swallow." It com… |
| Enbar | f | In Kurdish, the name Enbar means granary, storage, or repository | |
| Encarnacion | f | Latin | The name Encarnacion (Encarnación) comes from Spanish and literally means 'to be embodi… |
| Endike | f | Endike is the Basque variation of Henrike and means 'the mistress of the house' or 'the… | |
| Endora | f | Hebrew | The name Endora is a girl's name that is presumably derived from Hebrew |
| Endrita | f | Endrita is a girl's name that carries the meanings 'the light' and 'the shining one' | |
| Endzela | f | Georgian | Endzela (ენძელა) is a Georgian name for women, whose direct translation is 'the snowdrop' |
| Eneda | f | Eneda is a feminine form of the name Aeneas and originates from Aineias (Αινειας) | |
| Enedina | f | Basque | Enedina is a name for girls with Spanish-Basque origins, the exact roots of which are u… |
| Eneida | f | Eneida is a Brazilian and Latin American form of the name Aeneid, which represents the … | |
| Enela | f | Finnish | Enela is a girl's name from Estonia, understood as the female form of Enel |
| Eneli | f | Origin is unknown | |
| Enelia | f | Latin | The name Enelia is likely derived from the ancient Roman name Cornelia |
| Enelya | f | Enelya is a girl's name derived from elvish terms | |
| Eneritz | f | Basque | Eneritz is a Basque first name that refers to the town of Enériz in Navarra |
| Enesa | f | Arabic | Enesa is an Albanian, Bosnian, and Turkish variant of the name Enes, which in turn orig… |
| Enessa | f | Arabic | The first name Enessa is a South Slavic derivation of the name Enesa, which is consider… |
| Enfys | f | Welsh | The name Enfys, which is used in Wales for both women and men, literally means 'the rai… |
| Engel | f | Engel is a female first name that originally serves as a short form of names beginning … | |
| Engelberta | f | The name Engelberta is derived from Engelbert and can be interpreted as 'the one shinin… | |
| Engelgard | f | Engelgard is regarded as a neologism of the 20th century, with the name directly transl… | |
| Engelina | f | Engelina is regarded as an extension of the short form Engel, which is derived from nam… | |
| Engeline | f | Engeline is a girl's name that is understood as a development of the short form Engel | |
| Engeltrud | f | Engeltrud is a traditional German girl's name, the origin of which is not clearly docum… | |
| Engla | f | Scandinavian | The name Engla, which originates from Scandinavian, is a variant of the old German name… |
| Engla-Enke | f | Currently, there is no information available about the meaning | |
| Enia | f | Celtic | Enia is a girl's name considered a Yiddish spelling of Enya, an English derivative of t… |
| Enida | f | Enida is a female first name that is considered an Albanian and Bosnian variant of Enei… | |
| Enie | f | Greek | The name Enie is a shortened form of Iphigenie, a name from Greek mythology |
| Enie-Lotta | f | Swedish | The name Lotta is a Swedish abbreviation for Charlotte |
| Enikö | f | Hungarian | The name Enikö (Hungarian Enikő) was created by the Hungarian writer Mihály Vörösmarty |
| Enisa | f | Arabic | The name Enisa is a feminine derivative of the first name Enis, which comes from the Ar… |
| Enise | f | Arabic | Enise is a Turkish girl's name regarded as the feminine variant of Enis and traces back… |
| Enissa | f | Arabic | Enissa is a girl's name that is considered an Iranian, Persian, and Turkish variant of … |
| Enja | f | Celtic | Enja is the Germanized version of the Irish-Gaelic name Enya, which is considered a dim… |
| Enja-Marie | f | Irish | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning |
| Enja-Valea | f | Celtic | The meaning of Enja-Valea consists of Flemish and Celtic elements and stands for 'The C… |
| Enju | f | Chinese | Enju is a Japanese first name for both genders |
| Enke | f | The girl's name Enke is considered a Frisian pet form of the name Enna, which is a shor… | |
| Enkela | f | English | Enkela, a feminine first name, is derived from Enkelejda and carries the meaning 'the E… |
| Enkeleda | f | Finnish | The name Enkeleda has its roots in the Finnish language and is made up of the words 'en… |
| Enna | f | The first name Enna has its roots in Low German and East Frisian naming traditions and … | |
| Enna-Hildegard | f | Enna-Hildegard is a double name combining Enna ("the fearful one") and Hildegard ("the … | |
| Enna-Leni | f | Enna-Leni is a double name combining Enna ("the fearful one") and Leni ("the shining one") | |
| Enna-Louise | f | Enna-Louise is a double name combining Enna ("the fearful one") and Louise ("the famous… | |
| Ennea | f | Greek | The name Ennea has Greek roots, although the exact composition of the word is currently… |
| Enni | f | The name Enni represents the feminine form of Eino and Enno | |
| Ennia | f | Latin | Ennia is a feminine derivative of Ennio, which goes back to Ennius |
| Ennie | f | Finnish | Ennie is a Frisian short form of names that begin with 'Egin-' |
| Ennikke | f | The origin of the name Ennikke is Old High German | |
| Ennur | f | The name Ennur, which appears in Albanian and Turkish-speaking regions, literally means… | |
| Enny | f | Dutch | Enny, a feminine first name, has its roots in the Scandinavian form of Enna |
| Enola | f | English | The name Enola is regarded as a neologism, possibly with Native American roots, althoug… |
| Enola-Noemi | f | Indian | Enola-Noemi is a double name combining Enola ("the beautiful flower") and Noemi ("the l… |
| Enora | f | Latin | Enora, also known as Énora, is a Breton derivative of the name Honora |
| Enrica | f | Enrica is the feminine variant of Enrico, which is the Italian form of the traditional … | |
| Enrica-Eos | f | Enrica-Eos is a double name combining Enrica ("the mistress of the home") and Eos ("the… | |
| Enrika | f | Italian | Enrika means metaphorically 'the powerful landowner', 'the wealthy mistress', or simply… |
| Enrike | f | The name Enrike has its roots in Old High German and is composed of the terms 'heima' (… | |
| Enriqueta | f | Spanish | Enriqueta is the Spanish form of Henriette or Henrietta, which serves as a diminutive f… |
| Ensara | f | Arabic | Ensara means 'the helper' and represents the female variant of Ensar |
| Enxhi | f | Latin | Enxhi, as a female first name, is an Albanian form of the name Angela |
| Enya | f | Celtic | The name Enya, an anglicized form of the ancient Irish name Eithne, has several meanings |
| Enya-Marie | f | Enya-Marie is a double name combining Enya ("the seed") and Marie ("the beloved") | |
| Enza | f | Latin | The name Enza is the feminine variant of the Italian Enzo and also serves as a pet form… |
| Enzi | f | Arabic | The name Enzi has its roots in Arabic and means "the powerful" or "the mighty" |
| Eona | f | Eona is a rare Anglo-Saxon form of the name Johanna, which is derived from Johannes | |
| Eos | f | Greek | Eos is a female first name that originates from Greek mythology |
| Eostra | f | English | Eostra is regarded as the English form of Ostara |
| Eowyn | f | The name Eowyn (Éowyn) comes from English and Gaelic and literally means 'the horse lov… | |
| Epifania | f | Italian | The name Epifania is a feminine form of the ancient Greek Epiphanios (Ἐπιφάνιος) and li… |
| Epiphania | f | The name Epiphania is derived from the meaning 'appearance' | |
| Epiphanie | f | The name Epiphanie is the French variant of Epiphania, a Latinized form of Epiphaneia (… | |
| Epona | f | Celtic | The name Epona is closely linked to Celtic mythology |
| Eponine | f | French | The name Eponine, derived from the Celtic Epona, refers to the Celtic goddess of fertil… |
| Era | f | Era is a widely used girl's name in Albania and the Republic of Kosovo, carrying the me… | |
| Eraina | f | Latin | Eraina is a girl's name that is a rare American abbreviation of Seraina and traces back… |
| Eranda | f | The meaning of the name Eranda as the feminine variant of Erand is also rooted in Albanian | |
| Erasmia | f | Erasmia is a girl's name with ancient Greek roots | |
| Erato | f | Greek | The designation 'the Loving' or 'the Lovely' refers to Erato's role in Greek mythology,… |
| Erblina | f | The name Erblina, an Albanian girl's name, is made up of the words erë, meaning 'fragra… | |
| Erda | f | Norse | Erda means in a figurative sense 'the Primordial Mother Earth' |
| Erdmute | f | Erdmute is a female first name that originates from a Pietistic influence of the 17th c… | |
| Erdmuth | f | Originally, the girl's name Erdmuth was considered to mean 'the one turned towards the … |