Eadmaer

Famous in wealth or richness.

Eadmer

Wealthy warrior.

Eadmod

Rich in contentment or wealth.

Eadmund

Protector of wealth or fortune.

Eadnod

Fortunate strength.

Eadnoth

Noble wealth.

Eadoin

Wealthy friend.

Eadrea

Noble and of royal lineage.

Eadred

Rich advisor.

Eadric

Rich ruler.

Eadsele

Blessed location.

Eadsige

Prosperous protector.

Eadstan

Stone of fortune or wealth.

Eadu

Wealthy and prosperous.

Eaduin

Wealthy and blessed friend.

Eadulf

Wealthy wolf.

Eaduuard

Wealthy guardian.

Eadwacer

Guardian of abundance.

Eadwald

Wealthy ruler.

Eadward

Guardian of wealth.

Eadwardsone

Son of Eadward, meaning guardian of wealth.

Eadweald

Wealthy protection or ruler.

Eadweard

Rich guardian or wealth protector.

Eadwiella

Noble maiden or wealthy one.

Eadwig

Rich war or battle.

Eadwin

Rich friend or wealthy friend.

Eadwina

Rich friend or wealthy friend.

Eadwine

Wealthy friend or protector.

Eadwinn

Friend of wealth or rich friend.

Eadwold

Wealthy ruler or power.

Eadwulf

Wealthy wolf or protector wolf.

Eadwyn

Rich friend or protector.

Eadwynn

Noble or rich friend.

Eafa

A name meaning 'gift' or 'breath'.

Eagan

Fire or little fire.

Eagle

A symbol of power and freedom.

Eahfrid

Eagle peace or protection.

Eakant

A strong protector or advocate.

Ealasaid

A variant of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath'.

Ealda

Old or ancient.

Ealdbehrt

Noble and bright.

Ealdbeorht

Means 'noble brightness' in Old English, derived from 'eald' (old) and 'beorht' (bright).

Ealdburga

Means 'old fortress' in Old English, combining 'eald' (old) and 'burh' (fort).

Ealdfrith

Means 'old peace' in Old English, consisting of 'eald' (old) and 'frith' (peace).

Ealdgifu

Means 'old gift' in Old English, where 'eald' (old) and 'gifu' (gift).

Ealdgyth

Means 'old battle' in Old English, formed from 'eald' (old) and 'gyth' (battle).

Ealdhelm

Means 'old helmet' in Old English, with 'eald' (old) and 'helm' (helmet).

Ealdhere

Means 'old army' in Old English, combining 'eald' (old) and 'here' (army).

Ealdred

Means 'old counsel' in Old English, with 'eald' (old) and 'ræd' (counsel).

Ealdun

Means 'old hill' in Old English, combining 'eald' (old) and 'dun' (hill).

Ealdwine

Means 'old friend' in Old English, which combines 'eald' (old) and 'wine' (friend).

Ealdwode

Means 'old wood' in Old English, made up of 'eald' (old) and 'wudu' (wood).

Ealdwulf

Means 'old wolf' in Old English, composed of 'eald' (old) and 'wulf' (wolf).

Ealfled

Means 'elf beauty' in Old English, combining 'aelf' (elf) and 'hæd' (beauty).

Ealgmund

Means 'old protection' in Old English, formed from 'eald' (old) and 'mund' (protector).

Ealhburg

Means 'old fortress' in Old English, combining 'eald' (old) and 'burh' (fortress).

Ealhdun

Means 'old hill' in Old English, consisting of 'eald' (old) and 'dun' (hill).

Ealhelm

Means 'old helmet' in Old English, derived from 'eald' (old) and 'helm' (helmet).

Ealhhard

Means 'old strong' in Old English, with 'eald' (old) and 'heard' (hard/strong).

Ealhheard

Means 'old vigorous' in Old English, combining 'eald' (old) and 'heard' (strong).

Ealhhere

Means 'old army' in Old English, formed from 'eald' (old) and 'here' (army).

Ealhhild

Battle maiden; warrior maiden.

Ealhhun

From the old English words for 'sword' and 'hill', signifying a warrior from a hilly region.

Ealhmund

Mighty protector; one who is strong in defense.

Ealhred

Noble counsel; a wise leader.

Ealhsige

Victory in the old English context; signifies a successful battle.

Ealhstan

Stone warrior; a strong and steadfast fighter.

Ealhswith

Strength in the hall; associated with nobility and leadership.

Ealhswuth

Battle protection; signifies a guardian in war.

Eallard

A variant of the name 'Alfred'; signifying elf counsel or wise counsel.

Eallison

Son of Eal; derived from a paternal lineage or descent.

Ealric

Noble ruler; signifies a leader of high status.

Eama

Derived from old English meaning 'mother' or 'nurturer'; often associated with femininity.

Eambald

Brave and bold protector; signifies a stalwart defender.

Eames

Derived from the old English word for 'home' or 'homestead'; signifies habitation.

Eamma

From the old English word for 'mother'; signifies maternal lineage.

Eamon

Wealthy protector; signifies a guardian of prosperity.

Eamonn

Wealthy protector; a variant of Eamon.

Ean

Grace or favor; signifies a blessing or kindness.

Eana

Derived from the old English meaning 'life' or 'spirit'; often signifies vitality.

Eanbald

Bold as a bear; signifies bravery and strength.

Eanbeorht

The name Eanbeorht means 'bright as a sword.'

Eanburg

Eanburg means 'fortress of the river.'

Eanflaed

Eanflaed means 'pure or holy maiden.'

Eanflead

Eanflead means 'brave lady.'

Eanfled

Eanfled means 'noble maiden.'

Eanfrid

Eanfrid means 'peace of the sword.'

Eanfrith

The name Eanfrith means 'peaceful leader.'

Eanhere

Eanhere means 'army leader.'

Eanlac

Eanlac means 'noble one.'

Eanmaer

Eanmaer means 'noble warrior.'

Eanred

Eanred means 'red one.'

Eansige

Eansige means 'victory of the eagle.'

Eanswida

Eanswida means 'powerful one.'

Eanswith

Eanswith means 'victorious maiden.'

Eanswitha

Eanswitha means 'victorious woman.'

Eanswyth

Eanswyth means 'elegant victory.'

Eanulf

Eanulf means 'noble wolf.'

Eanwin

Eanwin means 'noble friend.'

Eanwine

Eanwine means 'friend of the noble.'