Eranthe

A name derived from the Greek word for 'flower.'

Erardo

A name that signifies bravery or valor.

Erasma

A name that indicates love or kindness.

Erasmo

A variant of Erasmus, meaning 'beloved' or 'to love.'

Erasmus

A name meaning 'beloved' or 'desired.'

Erasto

A variation of Erasmus, meaning 'beloved.'

Erastus

A name meaning 'beloved' or 'esteemed.'

Erato

A name associated with the Greek muse of love poetry.

Erbic

The name derives from Slavic roots meaning 'noble' or 'glorious.'

Erbin

Erbin means 'heir' or 'inheritor' derived from the Old High German language.

Erchambaut

The name means 'battle messenger' or 'warrior' in Old French.

Erchanbold

Meaning 'strong army' derived from Old English origins.

Erchanhardt

It combines elements that mean 'brave' and 'hardy' in Germanic lore.

Erchebald

The name means 'bold in battle' derived from ancestral German roots.

Erchembaut

Erchembaut means 'courageous messenger' in a historical context.

Ercilia

Ercilia is linked to being 'a noble person' in a regal context.

Ercole

The name means 'heroic' derived from the Latin Herculeus, associated with the hero Hercules.

Erconbert

Meaning 'bright and esteemed' from Old English origins.

Ercongota

The name signifies 'the one who is esteemed and noble' in historical texts.

Erdelan

Means 'the one who has strength' in Slavic contexts.

Erdudfyl

The name translates to 'valiant leader' in the Welsh language.

Erec

Erec means 'ruler' or 'leader' of honor in Old French tales.

Erembour

A variant of the name meaning 'to hold dearly', often associated with warmth and love.

Erembourc

Derived from Erembour, typically used for males and suggests a similar meaning related to cherished possession.

Erena

Derived from Eirene, meaning 'peace'.

Erensia

A feminine version of Eren, denoting purity and brightness.

Erhard

Means 'brave strength', often associated with heroic qualities.

Erhardt

Another variation meaning 'honorable strength'.

Erhart

Means 'honorable' or 'brave heart', denoting valor.

Erheer

Possibly derived from German origins, meaning 'lord' or 'warrior'.

Erian

Means 'eternal', indicating longevity and timelessness.

Eriana

Eriana means 'peaceful' or 'to bring peace' in Spanish.

Erianna

Erianna is a variant of the name Arianna, meaning 'most holy' or 'pure'.

Eric

Eric means 'eternal ruler' or 'ever powerful' in Old Norse.

Erica

Erica means 'eternal ruler' or 'brave ruler' derived from the Old Norse name Eiríkr.

Erich

Erich translates to 'eternal ruler' or 'ever powerful' in German.

Ericha

Ericha is a variant of Erica, meaning 'eternal ruler'.

Erick

Erick means 'eternal ruler' or 'ever mighty' in Old Norse.

Ericka

Ericka is a feminine form of Eric, meaning 'eternal ruler'.

Erickson

Erickson means 'son of Eric', indicating lineage or descent.

Erico

Erico is a variation of Eric, meaning 'eternal ruler' in Spanish and Portuguese contexts.

Ericson

Ericson means 'son of Eric', signifying descent from the name Eric.

Erihapeti

Erihapeti is a Māori variant of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath'.

Eriifeoluwa

Eriifeoluwa means 'the evidence of God's blessing' in Yoruba.

Erik

Erik means 'eternal ruler' or 'ever powerful' in Old Norse.

Erika

Erika is a variant of Eric, meaning 'eternal ruler' in German.

Erikka

Erikka is a variant of Erika, meaning 'eternal ruler'.

Erikson

A patronymic name meaning 'son of Erik,' where Erik means 'eternal ruler.'

Erikur

A variant of Erik, which means 'eternal ruler' in Old Norse.

Erimentha

A name derived from Greek roots meaning 'to achieve' or 'to be great.'

Erin

The classical name for Ireland, meaning 'peace' or 'serenity.'

Erinn

A variation of Erin, meaning 'peace' or 'serenity.'

Erinna

A name that means 'peace' or 'serenity,' often reflecting a calm character.

Erinne

A variation of Erin, which means 'peace' or 'serenity.'

Erion

A name that can mean 'the one who has great capacity' in Greek mythology.

Erista

A name meaning 'the one who is loved' or 'beloved.'

Erith

Erith means 'the place where the heron dwells' in Welsh.

Erix

Erix is a variant of Eric, meaning 'ever ruler' in Old Norse.

Erizelda

Erizelda is a variant of Griselda, meaning 'dark battle' in Germanic roots.

Erkenbaud

Erkenbaud means 'to be well known,' derived from Old High German.

Erkerd

Erkerd means 'brave' or 'strong' in Germanic origins.

Erkki

Erkki is the Finnish variant of Eric, meaning 'ever ruler' in Old Norse.

Erl

Erl means 'nobleman' in Old Norse.

Erland

Erland means 'foreigner' or 'stranger' in Old Norse.

Erle

Erle means 'nobleman' in Old English.

Erleen

Erleen is a diminutive form of names ending with '-leen', meaning 'light' or 'torch' in Dutch.

Erlend

Erlend means 'foreigner' or 'heathen' in Norse contexts.

Erlene

Erlene is a variant derived from Earl, meaning 'noblewoman' in English.

Erlina

Erlina is a feminine variant of Erlin or Earl, meaning 'noble' in English.

Erlinda

Erlinda is a variation of the name Linda, which means 'beautiful' in Spanish.

Erline

Erline is likely derived from argyll, meaning 'ocean' or 'sea' in English.

Erling

Erling means 'heir' or 'descendant' in Old Norse.

Erma

Whole or universal, derived from 'Ermin' or 'Erma' meaning 'entire' or 'whole'.

Erman

A variant of the name Ermin, meaning 'army man' or 'warrior'.

Ermanno

An Italian form of Hermann, which means 'warrior' or 'army man'.

Ermegarde

Meaning 'spear' or 'protection', derived from 'Ermer' and 'gard', implying a guardian's strength.

Ermelinda

Meaning 'house' or 'protection', derived from the elements 'ermen' meaning 'whole' and 'lind' meaning 'soft or tender'.

Ermelinde

Derived from Old High German, meaning 'soft or tender' and is associated with 'protection'.

Ermenburg

Composed name meaning 'fortress or stronghold'.

Ermenburga

Means 'fortress' implying a stronghold of protection, derived from 'ermen' and 'burga'.

Ermenegildo

Italian name meaning 'spear' and 'servant', closely related to the concepts of protection and service.

Ermengarda

Meaning 'spear protection', from the roots 'ermen' and 'gard'.

Ermengarde

Means 'spear' and 'protection', often viewed as a guardian figure.

Ermengild

Meaning 'the one who protects' or 'guardian', derived from Germanic roots.

Ermenhilda

Meaning 'battle maid', symbolizes a woman of warrior spirit.

Ermenilda

A variation meaning 'strong in battle' or 'fierce', often associated with valor and strength in conflict.

Ermenjart

Meaning unknown; possibly derived from Ermin, suggesting 'a strong man'.

Ermenred

Derived from elements meaning 'ruler' or 'strength', suggesting a leader's prowess.

Ermin

Meaning 'whole' or 'universal', often related to being complete or entire.

Ermina

A feminine variant meaning 'whole' or 'universal', typically associated with completeness.

Ermine

Usually refers to a weasel with white fur; symbolizes purity and nobility.

Ermingard

Meaning 'the one who protects the entire community', combining 'ermin' and 'gard'.

Erminide

Erminide means 'warrior maiden' and is associated with noble ancestry.

Erminio

Erminio means 'the soldier' and is related to the Germanic word 'ermen' meaning 'whole' or 'universal'.

Ermintrude

Ermintrude means 'universal strength' and combines the elements for 'great' and 'strength'.

Erminus

Erminus is derived from the Latin 'hermus', meaning 'the sanctuary', or ' associated with Hermes'.

Ermyne

Ermyne means 'army or warrior maiden', derived from the Germanic element 'ermen'.

Ermyntrude

Ermyntrude means 'universal strength', a variation of Ermintrude.

Ern

Ern means 'eagle', derived from the Germanic word 'arn'.

Erna

Erna means 'seriousness' derived from the Old Norse word 'earn' meaning 'eagle'.