Choosing a name for your baby boy is a special and meaningful decision. If you're considering names that start with the letter "E," you have a range of options that are rich in history and significance. Here’s a guide to 160 baby boy names beginning with E, along with their meanings and origins, to help you find the perfect name for your little one.
- Eamon - Of Irish origin, meaning "wealthy protector."
- Ean - A variation of "Ian," derived from Scottish Gaelic, meaning "God is gracious."
- Earl - Of English origin, meaning "nobleman" or "chief."
- Easton - Of English origin, meaning "east town" or "from the east town."
- Eddy - A diminutive of "Edward," of Old English origin, meaning "wealthy guardian."
- Edgar - Of Old English origin, meaning "wealthy spear" or "fortunate spear."
- Edmund - Of Old English origin, meaning "wealthy protector."
- Edwin - Of Old English origin, meaning "wealthy friend" or "rich friend."
- Egan - Of Irish origin, meaning "little fire."
- Elias - Of Greek origin, meaning "Yahweh is God."
- Elijah - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "Yahweh is my God."
- Elmer - Of Old English origin, meaning "noble and famous."
- Elton - Of Old English origin, meaning "from the old town."
- Elvin - Of English origin, meaning "elf friend" or "friend of the elves."
- Emerson - Of English origin, meaning "son of Emery" or "brave."
- Emery - Of Old German origin, meaning "brave" or "powerful."
- Emmett - Of English origin, meaning "universal" or "truth."
- Enoch - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "dedicated" or "initiated."
- Eoghan - Of Irish origin, meaning "born of the yew tree."
- Ephraim - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "fruitful" or "productive."
- Erik - Of Scandinavian origin, meaning "eternal ruler" or "ever powerful."
- Ernest - Of German origin, meaning "serious" or "determined."
- Ethan - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "strong," "firm," or "enduring."
- Euan - Of Scottish origin, meaning "born of the yew tree."
- Eugene - Of Greek origin, meaning "well-born" or "noble."
- Evan - Of Welsh origin, meaning "young warrior" or "God is gracious."
- Everett - Of English origin, meaning "brave as a wild boar."
- Ezekiel - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "God will strengthen."
- Ezra - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "help" or "helper."
- Ewan - Of Scottish origin, meaning "born of the yew tree."
- Eddie - A diminutive of "Edward," of Old English origin, meaning "wealthy guardian."
- Edric - Of Old English origin, meaning "wealthy ruler."
- Edward - Of Old English origin, meaning "wealthy guardian."
- Eli - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "ascended" or "uplifted."
- Elliot - Of Old French origin, meaning "the Lord is my God."
- Elliott - Of Old French origin, meaning "the Lord is my God."
- Ellis - Of Welsh origin, meaning "benevolent" or "kind."
- Ellsworth - Of Old English origin, meaning "noble friend's estate."
- Elvis - Of Old Norse origin, meaning "all wise" or "elf wise."
- Emanuel - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "God is with us."
- Emile - Of French origin, meaning "rival" or "eager."
- Emilio - Of Spanish origin, meaning "rival" or "eager."
- Emory - Of Old German origin, meaning "brave" or "powerful."
- Enzo - Of Italian origin, meaning "ruler of the house."
- Eric - Of Scandinavian origin, meaning "eternal ruler" or "ever powerful."
- Erick - Of Scandinavian origin, meaning "eternal ruler" or "ever powerful."
- Ernie - A diminutive of "Ernest," of German origin, meaning "serious" or "determined."
- Erwin - Of Old English origin, meaning "friend of the sea."
- Esteban - Of Spanish origin, meaning "crown" or "garland."
- Ethanael - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "gift of God."
- Ethane - A variant of "Ethan," of Hebrew origin, meaning "strong" or "enduring."
- Ethaneal - A variant of "Ethan," of Hebrew origin, meaning "strong" or "enduring."
- Ethen - A variant of "Ethan," of Hebrew origin, meaning "strong" or "enduring."
- Ethelbert - Of Old English origin, meaning "noble bright."
- Eustace - Of Greek origin, meaning "fruitful" or "productive."
- Evans - Of Welsh origin, meaning "young warrior" or "descendant of Evan."
- Ewart - Of Old English origin, meaning "strong boar."
- Eamonn - Of Irish origin, meaning "wealthy protector."
- Edan - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "delight" or "pleasure."
- Edsel - Of Old English origin, meaning "nobleman’s manor."
- Edson - Of Old English origin, meaning "son of Edward."
- Eddyson - Of English origin, meaning "son of Eddy."
- Edwyn - Of Old English origin, meaning "wealthy friend."
- Efrain - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "fruitful."
- Efraim - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "fruitful."
- Emmanuel - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "God is with us."
- Emil - Of Latin origin, meaning "rival" or "eager."
- Evander - Of Greek origin, meaning "good man" or "strong man."
- Enrique - Of Spanish origin, meaning "ruler of the home."
- Elio - Of Italian origin, meaning "sun."
- Emmet - Of English origin, meaning "universal" or "truth."
- Eden - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "delight" or "paradise."
- Elroy - Of Old French origin, meaning "the king."
- Ebenezer - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "stone of help."
- Eber - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "beyond the river."
- Edgard - Of Old English origin, meaning "wealthy spear."
- Edgardo - Of Old English origin, meaning "wealthy spear."
- Edin - Of Slavic origin, meaning "the little pine."
- Egbert - Of Old English origin, meaning "bright edge."
- Enrico - Of Italian origin, meaning "home ruler."
- Ervin - Of Old English origin, meaning "fresh water" or "friend of the sea."
- Ezequiel - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "God will strengthen."
- Ezio - Of Italian origin, meaning "eagle."
- Eben - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "stone" or "rock."
- Edison - Of Old English origin, meaning "son of Edward."
- Edmond - Of Old English origin, meaning "wealthy protector."
- Edwardo - Of Old English origin, meaning "wealthy guardian."
- Edwinn - Of Old English origin, meaning "wealthy friend."
- Efren - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "fruitful."
- Elbert - Of Old English origin, meaning "noble bright."
- Elden - Of Old English origin, meaning "from the old town."
- Eldon - Of Old English origin, meaning "from the old town."
- Eldred - Of Old English origin, meaning "elder counsel" or "old advisor."
- Eldridge - Of Old English origin, meaning "old and powerful."
- Elgin - Of Scottish origin, meaning "little shell."
- Eliab - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "my God is father."
- Elian - Of Welsh origin, meaning "youth" or "sun."
- Elie - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "ascended" or "uplifted."
- Eliezer - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "God is my help."
- Eligha - A variant of "Eli," of Hebrew origin, meaning "ascended" or "uplifted."
- Elijio - Of Spanish origin, meaning "the Lord is my God."
- Elisha - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "God is salvation."
- Elizar - A variant of "Eliezer," of Hebrew origin, meaning "God is my help."
- Elkan - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "God's possession."
- Elmore - Of Old English origin, meaning "from the noble marsh."
- Elwood - Of Old English origin, meaning "elder tree forest."
- Elwyn - Of Welsh origin, meaning "elf friend."
- Emanuele - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "God is with us."
- Emigdio - Of Spanish origin, meaning "the end" or "completion."
- Emir - Of Arabic origin, meaning "commander" or "prince."
- Eoin - Of Irish origin, meaning "born of the yew tree."
- Eon - Of Greek origin, meaning "eternity" or "age."
- Ephyraim - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "fruitful."
- Erasmus - Of Greek origin, meaning "beloved" or "desired."
- Erastus - Of Greek origin, meaning "beloved."
- Erhard - Of German origin, meaning "brave" or "hardy."
- Erin - Of Irish origin, meaning "peace."
- Emiliano - Of Spanish origin, meaning "rival" or "eager."
- Emrys - Of Welsh origin, meaning "immortal."
- Ellison - Of English origin, meaning "son of Ellis."
- Emre - Of Turkish origin, meaning "friend."
- Eryk - A variant of "Eric," of Scandinavian origin, meaning "eternal ruler."
- Etan - A variant of "Ethan," of Hebrew origin, meaning "strong" or "enduring."
- Elhanan - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "God is gracious."
- Estevan - Of Spanish origin, meaning "crown" or "garland."
- Elric - Of Old English origin, meaning "elf ruler."
- Ennio - Of Italian origin, meaning "home ruler."
- Elmo - Of Italian origin, meaning "protector" or "helmet."
- Eliot - Of Old French origin, meaning "the Lord is my God."
- Ennis - Of Irish origin, meaning "island."
- Ericson - Of Scandinavian origin, meaning "son of Eric."
- Eron - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "singing" or "mountain of strength."
- Esau - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "hairy" or "rough."
- Espen - Of Old Norse origin, meaning "god bear."
- Exley - Of Old English origin, meaning "from the oak meadow."
- Eppa - Of Old English origin, meaning "noble."
- Erich - Of German origin, meaning "eternal ruler."
- Erland - Of Scandinavian origin, meaning "earth land."
- Ermanno - Of Italian origin, meaning "soldier" or "warrior."
- Ernst - Of German origin, meaning "serious" or "earnest."
- Errol - Of Old English origin, meaning "nobleman" or "wandering."
- Ethelred - Of Old English origin, meaning "noble counsel."
- Ethridge - Of Old English origin, meaning "noble strength."
- Euanthe - Of Greek origin, meaning "beautiful flower."
- Eugen - Of Greek origin, meaning "well-born" or "noble."
- Eustolio - Of Greek origin, meaning "good" or "well-being."
- Everard - Of Old English origin, meaning "brave boar."
- Everette - Of English origin, meaning "brave as a wild boar."
- Evgeny - Of Russian origin, meaning "noble" or "well-born."
- Evrard - Of Old German origin, meaning "brave boar."
- Exequiel - Of Spanish origin, meaning "God will strengthen."
- Exton - Of Old English origin, meaning "from the eastern town."
- Eyob - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "job" or "persecuted."
- Ezrah - Of Hebrew origin, meaning "help" or "helper."
- Ezzard - Of Old German origin, meaning "sword of the wealthy."
- Eraldo - Of Italian origin, meaning "ruler."
- Ermes - Of Greek origin, meaning "swift" or "messenger."
- Ettore - Of Italian origin, meaning "defender."
- Eudoro - Of Greek origin, meaning "good gift."
- Evaristo - Of Spanish origin, meaning "well-pleasing."
These names not only start with the letter "E" but also carry rich meanings and histories, providing a strong foundation for your baby boy's future. Whether you prefer a classic name with historical significance or a more modern choice, there’s an "E" name that fits every taste and preference.
