Female
Eartha : ER-thuh : old english "of the earth"
Ebony : EB-uh-nee : english "dark beauty"
Edana : e-DAHN-uh : celtic "zealous, fiery"
Eden : EE-den : hebrew "delightful"
Edie : EE-dee : teutonic "rich gift"
Edith : EE-dith : teutonic "rich gift"
Edlyn : ED-lyn: old english "noble woman"
Edna : ED-nuh : hebrew "pleasure, delight"
Eileen : IGH-leen : irish "bringer of light"
Eirene : ee-REH-neh : greek "peace"
Eliska : EHL-eez-kah : czechoslovakian "truthful"
Elizarath : EL-IE-za-wrath : gaelic "light's bane, shadow mistress"
Elle : EL-ah or EL : old english "beautiful fairy woman"
Elysia : e-LEE-shuh : latin "sweetly blissful"
Ema : EH-muh : polynesian "beloved"
Emalia : e-MAY-lee-uh : latin "flirt"
Ember : EM-bur: old english "smoldering remains of a fire"
Emma : EM-ah : old german "universal"
Enola : ay-NOH-lah : native american "magnolia"
Enye : EHN-yeh : yiddish "grace"
Eranthe : EE-ran-thuh : greek "spring flower"
Eskarne : ehs-KAHR-neh : spanish "merciful"
Esperanza : ES-pur-AHN-zah : spanish "hope"
Estelle : es-TEL : latin "star"
Ester : ES-ter : swedish "star"
Etain : EE-tee-en or ee-TEE-en : irish "shining"
Etsu : ET-soo : japanese "delight"
Eustacia : yoo-STAY-shuh : latin "tranquil"
Evacsa : eh-VATCH-kah : hebrew "life"
Evadne : e-VAHD-nee : greek - a water-nymph
Evanthe : EE-vanth-ee : greek "flower"
Eve : EEV : hebrew "life"
Evelyn : EV-a-lin : irish "lively, pleasant"
Eyota : EE-yoh-tah : native american "greatest one"

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