Boy Names starting with “E”
Boy names with character – from timelessly classic to modern and rare.
A boy's name stays with your son for life – it should sound good, suit the family and carry a meaning you stand behind. At Nameberry you'll find strong classics like Paul, Leon or Emil as well as international, short or unusual first names. Browse by origin, meaning and popularity, discover the current favourites in our top lists and get inspired by rare names. Whether Nordic, biblical or Mediterranean: there's the right name for every little boy.
Popular first names starting with “E”
Boy Names starting with “E”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eicca | m | Eicca is a Finnish variant of the name Eike, which serves as a Low German short form fo… | |
| Eide | m | Danish | The first name Eide, used for boys, also originates from the Old High German region |
| Eiji | m | Japanese | Eiji is interpreted in Japanese as 'glorious ruler' or 'outstanding second son' |
| Eik | m | Estonian | Eik, as a boy's name, is a derivative of Eike, a short form of Ekkehard |
| Eike-Eigel | m | Origin unclear | |
| Eike-Kerstin | m | Dutch | The name has its roots in Dutch |
| Eike-Manfred | m | Originating from German | |
| Eike-Marcus | m | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Eike-Marten | m | The name has its roots in Frisian | |
| Eike-Matthias | m | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Eike-Wolfgang | m | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Eikko | m | The name Eikko has its roots in Old Norse and is composed of the elements 'aen' for 'al… | |
| Eilbert | m | Dutch | The name Eilbert is a Dutch variant of Egilbert or Agilbert and traces back to the Germ… |
| Eilert | m | Danish | Eilert is a Low German and Scandinavian variant of Eilhard, which in turn is derived fr… |
| Eilfried | m | The name Eilfried can be interpreted as 'the protector with the weapon's point' or 'the… | |
| Eilif | m | Danish | Eilif is a Nordic first name derived from the Old Norse term Æilífr |
| Eiliko | m | Eiliko is a male first name that is considered a pet form of Low German and Frisian ori… | |
| Eilmar | m | Eilmar is a form of Agilmar, derived from Old High German with the meanings 'agal' for … | |
| Eilon | m | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Eilt | m | Eilt is a short form of the element 'Eil-' and a traditional German male first name, wh… | |
| Eilward | m | Eilward is a masculine first name from Old High German and means 'the protector with th… | |
| Eimo | m | Eimo is an East Frisian boy's name that is regarded as a shortened form of names starti… | |
| Einar | m | Danish | Einar is a historical masculine first name of Nordic origin, rooted in Old Icelandic an… |
| Einar-Isaac | m | Einar-Isaac is a double name combining Einar ("the one who fights alone") and Isaac ("h… | |
| Eindride | m | The name Eindride has its roots in the Old Norse language | |
| Einhard | m | Einhard is a younger form of Eginhard and has the meaning 'the sword-strong' or 'the st… | |
| Einius | m | The first name Einius has Lithuanian roots and a comprehensive meaning | |
| Eino | m | Finnish | Eino is the Finnish variant of Enno and a short form of the old name Einhard |
| Eiran | m | The name Eiran has its roots in Hebrew and represents a variant of Eran | |
| Eirik | m | Norse | Eirik is a younger variant of the Old Norse name Eiríkr |
| Eirikur | m | Eirikur is an Old Norse boy's name that consists of the elements 'aen' for 'alone' and … | |
| Eissa | m | Arabic | Eissa is a modified spelling of the name Isa, which is an Arabic variant of Jesus and h… |
| Eisuke | m | Japanese | Eisuke, a Japanese boy's name, means 'outstanding help' and is composed of the terms ei… |
| Eitel | m | Originally, Eitel was used as an independent first name in the 13th and 14th centuries | |
| Eitel-Fritz | m | The component name 'Eitel' means 'only', which means that 'Eitel Friedrich' can be inte… | |
| Eitel-Georg | m | Eitel-Georg is a double name combining Eitel ("the pure") and Georg ("the farmer") | |
| Eitelwolf | m | Eitelwolf combines the old word 'eitel', which stands for 'only' or 'pure', with the hi… | |
| Eivind | m | Scandinavian | The name Eivind, a Norwegian form of the Old Norse names Øivind and Øyvind, literally m… |
| Eivinn | m | Norwegian | Eivinn is a masculine designation that is considered the Norwegian variant of the name … |
| Eize | m | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Ejder | m | Persian | Ejder is a masculine first name from the Turkish language, with its origins in Persian |
| Ejderan | m | Ejderan is a boy's name that comes from the Kurdish language | |
| Ejjub | m | Hebrew | The name Ejjub has its roots in the Hebrew language, where it is frequently associated … |
| Ejnar | m | Danish | Ejnar, the boy's name, is a form of Einar and originally derives from the Old Norse Ein… |
| Ejner | m | Ejner, as the Icelandic variant of Einar, carries the meaning of 'the lone fighter' or … | |
| Ejub | m | Ejub, as an Albanian and Bosnian variation of Ayoub, derives from the biblical name Job | |
| Ejup | m | Ejup, a boy's name, is the Albanian and Bosnian form of Job, which traces back to the b… | |
| Ejvind | m | Danish | Ejvind is a variant of Eivind ("the winner from the island") |
| Ekaitz | m | Basque | The name Ekaitz means 'the storm' and originates from Basque |
| Ekard | m | The name Ekard is a variant of the historical first name Ekkehard and carries the meani… | |
| Ekatala | m | The name Ekatala is primarily known as a male first name, but it is rarely given to girls | |
| Ekialde | m | Basque | Ekialde is a rather rare masculine first name whose roots lie in the Basque language, a… |
| Ekkart | m | Ekkart is a variant of the traditional name Ekkehard and means "the sword strong." This… | |
| Ekke | m | Estonian | The name Ekke, which is masculine, represents a short form of names that start with 'Ec… |
| Ekkehard | m | The name Ekkehard is an Old High German, two-part male name that means 'the sword-strong' | |
| Ekkehard-Johannes | m | Ekkehard-Johannes is a double name combining Ekkehard ("the sword strong") and Johannes… | |
| Ekkehard-Wolfram | m | Ekkehard-Wolfram is a double name combining Ekkehard ("the sword strong") and Wolfram (… | |
| Ekkehardt | m | The name Ekkehardt is a variant of the old name Ekkehard and means 'the sword-strong' | |
| Ekkerhard | m | Ekkerhard is a derivative of the name Ekkehard and originates from the Germanic Egilhard | |
| Ekkolf | m | The name Ekkolf combines the Old High German terms ekka, which stands for the tip or ed… | |
| Eklof | m | Eklof is a variant form of the name Egilolf, which traces back to the ancient Germanic … | |
| Ekmar | m | The expression 'famous sword fighter' is composed of the Old High German words ekka, me… | |
| Eko | m | Sanskrit | The name Eko is a male variant of the name Eka and comes from Malay and Javanese |
| Ekrem | m | Arabic | The name Ekrem is the Turkish equivalent of the Arabic Akram and carries the meaning of… |
| Ekuran | m | is also derived from the Kuran | |
| Eladio | m | Greek | Eladio is a boy's name that is used in both Italy and Spain and is derived from the Anc… |
| Eladio-Tomas | m | Eladio-Tomas is a double name combining Eladio ("the Greek") and Tomas ("fighter") | |
| Elam | m | Elam (עֵילָם) is a biblical Hebrew name for boys, whose meaning is not definitively est… | |
| Elano | m | Portuguese | Elano is a Brazilian male name that derives from Elana, a variant of the Greek name Helena |
| Elard | m | The name Elard is regarded as a short form of Eilhard, which in turn is a newer variant… | |
| Elay | m | American | The name Elay has its roots in ancient Hebrew and means 'the Ascending' or 'the Highest' |
| Elberich-Thomas | m | Origin unknown | |
| Elbert | m | Elbert is a younger short form of the name Eilbert, which is a derivative of Egilbert a… | |
| Elbert-Thomas | m | Elbert-Thomas is a double name combining Elbert ("the one with the shining sword edge")… | |
| Eldad | m | Hebrew | Eldad (אֵלְדָד) is a traditional biblical name for boys with ancient Hebrew origins |
| Eldar | m | Eldar, a masculine name, has its roots in Nordic | |
| Eldem | m | Arabic | Eldem is a Turkish name suitable for boys and girls, although its origin is not clearly… |
| Eldert | m | Dutch | The name Eldert has Dutch roots and is made up of the words 'helder', which means clear… |
| Eldi | m | Norse | The first name Eldi (Éldi) is interpreted as a short form of Nordic names that begin wi… |
| Eldin | m | Arabic | The name Eldin, a Bosnian variant of Aldin, carries the meaning 'the believer' or 'the … |
| Eldion | m | Arabic | Eldion is an Albanian form of Eldin, which is a derivative of the Arabic name Alaudin |
| Eldor | m | Scandinavian | Eldor translates to 'the fiery thunder god' or 'the fire of Thor' |
| Eldred | m | The name Eldred has its roots in Old English and consists of the elements 'ald', which … | |
| Eldrick | m | American | The first name Eldrick is an American derivation of Eldric, a historical English name t… |
| Ele | m | The name Ele has its roots in Old High German and is made up of the words 'adal' for no… | |
| Eleas | m | Hebrew | The name Eleas is a short form of Eleasar, a variant of the name Eleazar, which derives… |
| Eleazar | m | Eleazar, a male first name, comes from the biblical Hebrew 'El'azar (אֶלְעָזָר) | |
| Elec | m | Elec represents an American variation of Alec, which is a short and pet form of Alexander | |
| Eleder | m | Basque | The name Eleder, used for men, carries the meaning of 'the Eloquent' or 'the Articulate… |
| Elef | m | The name Elef has its roots in Old Norse and consists of two parts | |
| Elef-Elert | m | Elef-Elert is a double name combining Elef ("the descendant") and Elert ("the strong no… | |
| Eleftherios | m | Greek | The name Eleftherios, or Elefthérios (Ελευθέριος), carries the meaning 'the Free' or 'F… |
| Elemer | m | Hungarian | The name Elemer (Elemér) is a Hungarian variation of the Old High German name Adalmar |
| Elenius | m | Masculine form of the name Elena | |
| Eleon | m | Arabic | The name Eleon is masculine and its origins are not clearly defined |
| Elert | m | Elert, a boy's name of Low German and Frisian origin, is a variant of Ehlert and can be… | |
| Elfren | m | Latin | The name Elfren has the poetic meaning of 'the steed' or 'the rider' |
| Elgar | m | The name Elgar, masculine, carries the meaning "the spear of the elf" or "the spearhead… | |
| Elger | m | The name Elger, a masculine first name, represents a West Frisian short form and newer … | |
| Elger-Elgo | m | The origin of the word is unknown |