Enar

A name meaning 'brave' or 'of strength'.

Encarna

A name derived from 'Encarnación', meaning 'incarnation'.

Encarnacion

A name meaning 'incarnation', specifically relating to the Virgin Mary’s conception of Jesus.

Enda

A name meaning 'fire' or 'one who is fiery'.

Endellion

A name meaning 'fire soul', often associated with a saint.

Endelyn

A name meaning 'beautiful or enchanting'.

Enderby

A name meaning 'the island in the river.'

Endria

A name meaning 'fierce' or 'bright' derived from ‘Andrea’.

Ene

A name meaning 'pure' or 'kind'.

Enedelia

A variant of the name Enedina, meaning 'little fire' or 'spark of fire'.

Enedina

A diminutive of the name Enedelia, often interpreted as 'fiery' or 'tiny fire'.

Eneida

Derived from Latin origins, meaning 'to be born' or 'to arise'.

Enej

A Slovenian variant of the name Eni, meaning 'home-ruler'.

Enelise

A variant of the name Elise, signifying 'pledged to God'.

Enemnogenus

A name of Greek origin meaning 'well-born' or 'noble birth'.

Enerstina

A feminine form of Ernest, meaning 'serious' or 'battle-to-the-end'.

Enerstyne

A variant name derived from Ernestina, meaning 'serious one' or 'brave'.

Eness

An English variant of Agnes, meaning 'pure' or 'holy'.

Enestinus

Meaning 'steadfast' or 'serious', derived from the name Earnest.

Enfleda

A name meaning 'to flourish or prosper', often tied to the idea of having deep roots.

Enfys

A Welsh name meaning 'rainbow'.

Engel

Meaning 'angel', used primarily in Jewish and Christian contexts.

Engelard

A Germanic name meaning 'angel strength', commonly associated with valor.

Engelbert

Meaning 'bright angel', associated with nobility and strength.

Engelbertha

Meaning 'bright angel', a feminine form of Engelbert.

Engeled

A derivative of 'angel', often used in religious contexts.

Engeleis

A feminine variation of Engel, meaning 'angel', reflecting a divine connotation.

Engeleisia

A variant of Angelica, meaning 'angel' or 'messenger of God.'

Engelieth

Of Hebrew origin, meaning 'the Lord is my God.'

Engelisa

Derived from angelus, meaning 'angel' or 'messenger.'

Engelise

A diminutive of Engel, meaning 'angel.'

Engelram

Derived from Old High German elements meaning 'angel' and 'raven.'

Engis

A name derived from the Old Norse word for 'fierce' or 'sword.'

Engla

A feminine form of Engel, meaning 'angel.'

Englbehrt

Means 'bright angel' from Old High German elements.

Engleberta

Means 'bright angel' from Germanic elements.

Engracia

Derived from the word for 'grace,' referring to God's grace.

Engy

A diminutive form of names associated with 'angel' or 'messenger.'

Enia

A Welsh diminutive form of names meaning 'gracious.'

Enid

Means 'soul' or 'life' in Welsh.

Enide

A variation of Enid; means 'soul' or 'life' in Welsh.

Eniko

Means 'little girl' or 'little beloved.'

Enim

Derived from Hebrew, meaning 'the one who has the knowledge of God.'

Enna

Derived from the Irish word for 'river' or 'a source of inspiration'.

Enni

A diminutive form of 'Henni', often meaning 'grace' or 'favor'.

Ennio

A name meaning 'the one who is not afraid' derived from the Latin roots.

Ennis

Means 'island' in Gaelic, often referring to a river island.

Enno

A name meaning 'power or strength' derived from ancient Germanic roots.

Enny

A variant form of 'Enni', reflecting kindness or gracefulness.

Enoch

A name meaning 'dedicated or trained', known historically in Christian and Jewish texts.

Enora

Enora means 'light' or 'honor' in Breton.

Enric

Enric means 'ruler of the homeland' in Spanish.

Enrica

Enrica means 'ruler of the home' in Italian.

Enrico

Enrico means 'ruler of the home' in Italian.

Enricua

Enricua is a feminine variant of Enrico, meaning 'ruler of the home'.

Enrieta

Enrieta means 'home ruler' and is a diminutive of Enriqueta.

Enrique

Enrique means 'home ruler' in Spanish.

Enriqueta

Enriqueta means 'home ruler' in Spanish, used as a diminutive of Enrique.

Enriquez

Enriquez is a patronymic form meaning 'son of Enrique'.

Ensio

Ensio means 'born first' or 'first-born' in Finnish.

Entolan

Entolan means 'born first' or 'first-born' in Finnish.

Enya

Enya means 'little fire' in Irish.

Enyd

The name Enyd means 'pure' or 'holy' in Welsh.

Enye

Enye means 'she' or 'female' in Igbo language.

Enyinnaya

Enyinnaya means 'God's kind' or 'the kind one' in Igbo.

Enyon

Enyon means 'young warrior' in Welsh.

Enyonyam

Enyonyam translates to 'God’s worth' or 'the value of God' in Igbo.

Enzio

Enzio is a diminutive of Lorenzo, meaning 'from Laurentum' or 'laurel' in Italian.

Enzo

Enzo means 'ruler of the home' or 'prince' in Italian.

Eoduin

Eoduin means 'friend of the people' in Old English.

Eofor

Eofor means 'boar' in Old English, symbolizing strength and bravery.

Eoforheard

Eoforheard means 'brave as a boar' in Old English.

Eoforhild

Eoforhild means 'boar battle' in Old English.

Eoforich

Eoforich means 'powerful boar' in Old English.

Eoforweald

Eoforweald means 'the power of the boar' in Old English.

Eoforwic

Eoforwic translates to 'boar town' in Old English.

Eoghan

Eoghan means 'born of the yew tree' in Irish.

Eohhere

Eohhere means 'army of horses' in Old English.

Eohric

Eohric means 'ruler of the sword' in Old English.

Eoin

Eoin is the Irish form of John, meaning 'God is gracious' in Hebrew.

Eolande

Eolande means 'violet flower' or 'purple' in Greek.

Eomer

Eomer means 'horse-famous' in Old English, denoting a noble rider or warrior.

Eormenhild

Meaning 'great warrior maiden', derived from 'eormen' (great) and 'hild' (battle).

Eormenhilde

Meaning 'great warrior maiden', derived from 'eormen' (great) and 'hild' (battle).

Eormenraed

Meaning 'great counsel', from 'eormen' (great) and 'ræd' (counsel).

Eormenread

Meaning 'great advised', combining 'eormen' (great) and 'read' (advice).

Eorp

Meaning 'great strength', a variation of 'eormen' (great).

Eorphere

Meaning 'great strength', derived from 'eor' (earth) and 'fere' (companion).

Eorpwald

Meaning 'great ruler', from 'eormen' (great) and 'weald' (to rule).

Eosterwine

Meaning 'Easter friend', relating to the spring festival and the Christian celebration of Easter.

Eowyn

Meaning 'horsejoy', signifying a strong or joyful character associated with horses.

Ephesian

Meaning 'from Ephesus', a historical city in Asia Minor known for its influence in early Christianity.

Ephie

Diminutive of Ephraim, meaning 'fruitful' or 'fruitful land'.

Ephrem

Meaning 'fruitful', a name borne by one of the early Christian saints.

Epicelena

A combination of epic and Elena, often interpreted as 'bright, shining light' or 'moon,' representing grandeur and beauty.

Epifania

The Spanish form of Epiphany, symbolizing the manifestation or revelation of a divine presence.

Epifanio

Derived from 'Epiphany,' meaning the manifestation of Christ to the Gentiles; associated with the revelation of a divine nature.

Epiphany

Refers to a moment of sudden revelation or insight; can also denote the festival celebrating the revelation of Christ to the Gentiles.

Epkereamaka

Translates to 'the hand of God is great,' signifying divine strength and protection.

Eppie

A diminutive form of names like Epiphany or Elizabeth, indicating 'God's promise.'