Eanwulf

Eanwulf means 'wolf of the noble.'

Ear

A name derived from Old English meaning 'the presence of an ear' or 'hearing', highlighting awareness or attentiveness.

Eara

A feminine form signifying 'a season or era', associated with change and transition.

Earcanwald

From Old English, meaning 'an army ruler' or 'warrior chief,' typically denoting leadership in battles.

Earcna

Meaning 'swift or quick one', suggesting speed or agility in character.

Earconbehrt

Meaning 'bright army', indicating a luminous or honorable warrior.

Earconbert

Meaning 'bright or illustrious warrior', highlighting valor and excellence in battle.

Earcongota

Translates to 'a companion of the army', symbolizing friendship and loyalty in warfare.

Earda

A name indicating 'land or earth', symbolizing stability and grounding.

Eardley

Signifying 'a clearing in the land', often associated with farming and settlements.

Eardly

Represents 'dwelled on the earth', reflecting a connection to the land.

Eardnoth

Means 'gift of the earth', emphasizing the value of humility and generosity.

Eardwul

Meaning 'wolf of the earth', symbolizing strength and resilience.

Eardwulf

Translates to 'earth wolf', indicating a powerful and grounded nature.

Earl

Meaning 'nobleman' or 'chief', often associated with leadership and authority.

Earla

A feminine variant of Earl, also meaning 'noblewoman' or 'lady'.

Earle

A variation of Earl, meaning 'chief' or 'leader' in a noble capacity.

Earleen

Derived from Earl, meaning 'small noble one' or 'little chief'.

Earlena

A feminine form meaning 'noble woman', indicating dignity and respect.

Earlene

Another feminine interpretation of Earl, meaning 'noble maiden'.

Earley

Translates to 'from the shore', indicating a connection to a geographical feature or location.

Earlie

A variation of the name 'Earl', meaning 'nobleman' or 'warrior'.

Earlina

A diminutive form of 'Earl', meaning 'noblewoman'.

Earline

A variant of 'Earlene', meaning 'noblewoman'.

Early

Derived from 'Earl', meaning 'nobleman' or 'warrior'.

Earn

Means 'earnest' or 'resolute'.

Earna

A feminine form of 'Earn', meaning 'earnest' or 'resolute'.

Earnest

Means 'serious' or 'determined'.

Earnestine

A feminized form of 'Earnest', meaning 'serious' or 'determined'.

Earnestyna

A modern variant of Earnestine, meaning 'serious' or 'determined'.

Earnmund

Means 'protector of property' or 'guardian wealth'.

Earnwulf

Means 'earnest wolf', combining ideas of seriousness and ferocity.

Earon

A modern variant of 'Aaron', meaning 'mountain of strength'.

Earpwald

A historical name meaning 'the strength of the army'.

Earric

Derived from the old Norse 'Eirik', meaning 'eternal ruler'.

Eartha

Means 'the earth' or 'land'.

Earthelinda

A modern combination name meaning 'beautiful earth'.

Earvin

A variant of 'Irvin', meaning 'green water' or 'fresh water'.

Earwine

Derived from old English, meaning 'warrior of the boar'.

Earwyn

Means 'friend of the army'.

Earwyna

A feminine form of Earwyn, meaning 'friend of the army'.

Eason

A name meaning 'son of the east' or 'East town' in Anglo-Saxon.

Eastan

A variant of Easton, meaning 'from the east town' in Old English.

Easter

A name derived from the festival marking the resurrection of Jesus, associated with springtime.

Easterwine

An Old English name meaning 'friend of Easter' or 'Easter's protector'.

Eastman

A surname meaning 'man from the east' or 'eastern dweller' in Old English.

Easton

A name meaning 'from the east town' or 'town of the east' in Old English.

Eastorhild

An Old English name combining 'East' and 'hild', meaning 'battle' or 'war'.

Eastorwine

An Old English name meaning 'friend of the east' or 'joy from the east'.

Eastra

Derived from the goddess of spring and fertility, associated with the Easter festival.

Eastre

Relating to the spring equinox and the regeneration of life, often linked to the festival of Easter.

Eata

An ancient name meaning 'gift from God'.

Eathan

A name meaning 'strong' or 'firm' in Hebrew.

Eathelin

A variant of Ethel, meaning 'noble maiden' or 'noble one'.

Eathellreda

A name meaning 'noble strength' or 'noble power'.

Eathelyn

Another form of Ethel, meaning 'noble maiden' or 'noble one'.

Eaton

A name meaning 'from the river estate' or 'island town' in Old english.

Eatta

A variant of Etta, meaning 'ruler of the household' or 'noble'.

Eatton

A surname derived from a place name meaning 'the town by the river'.

Eatun

A variation of Eton, meaning 'the town by the river'.

Eavan

Meaning 'young warrior' or 'spirited', derived from the name Eamon.

Eaven

An alternative spelling of Eavan meaning 'young warrior'.

Eawart

Derived from the surname meaning 'the one who lives near the earth'.

Ebb

Short form of Ebenezer meaning 'stone of help'.

Ebba

Meaning 'fortress' or 'stronghold', derived from the name Eberhard.

Ebbe

Meaning 'wild boar' or 'bear cub' in Norse origin.

Ebbie

A diminutive of Ebba, meaning 'strong' or 'brave'.

Ebbot

Derived from the name Robert, meaning 'bright fame'.

Ebe

Meaning 'the cross' or 'the one who is supported'.

Ebele

Meaning 'a great person' or 'wealth' in the Igbo language.

Ebenezer

Stone of help, derived from a biblical reference in 1 Samuel.

Eberardo

Brave as a wild boar.

Eberhard

Strong as a wild boar.

Eberhardt

Brave and strong as a wild boar.

Eberhart

Strong and courageous.

Eberly

A variant of Ebert, meaning a strong boar.

Ebersold

Son of Eber, often associated with wild boars.

Ebert

Strong as a wild boar.

Eberta

Feminine form of Ebert, meaning strong as a wild boar.

Ebonee

Derived from ebony; dark wood, representing beauty and strength.

Eboney

A variant of Ebony, symbolizing beauty and strength.

Eboni

Dark or black wood, representing beauty and strength.

Ebonie

Variant of Ebony, symbolizing dark beauty and strength.

Ebony

Dark wood; often represents beauty and resilience.

Eborard

A variant of Eberhard, meaning strong as a wild boar.

Ebota

A name often meaning 'the father' or 'the giver' in the Pidgin culture.

Ebotte

A feminine name that signifies 'beauty' or 'grace'.

Ebrard

A name of French origin meaning 'noble and brave'.

Ebrel

Means 'the one who is a story-teller' in Welsh.

Ebrill

Means 'April', signifying the month of rebirth and renewal in Welsh culture.

Ebubechukwu

Means 'the glory of God' in Igbo.

Ebulus

Derived from the Latin name meaning 'the sword.'

Ebunoluwa

Means 'God's gift' in Yoruba.

Eburhard

Means 'strong as a boar' in Germanic origins.

Eburhardt

A variation of Eburhard, meaning 'brave as a wild boar' in Germanic roots.

Ecaterina

A variation of Catherine, meaning 'pure' in Greek.

Ecca

A variant of the English name 'Ecclesia', referring to 'the church'.

Eccel

Derived from Latin, meaning 'to understand' or 'to grasp'.

Ecci

Ecci means 'edge of a sword' or 'sword's sharpness'.

Ece

Ece means 'eternal' or 'everlasting'.