Looking for the perfect name for your baby boy? Explore this list of 100 English boy names that start with the letter E, along with their meanings. From traditional names like Edward and Ethan to unique options like Emerson and Everly, there’s something for every taste and style. Discover the meanings behind each name, ranging from “wealthy guardian” and “strong” to “wild boar” and “gracious gift.” Whether you’re searching for a name that reflects your family heritage or simply sounds beautiful, this comprehensive list is sure to inspire your search for the perfect name for your little one.
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Eamon | From Irish, meaning “wealthy protector”. |
| Earl | From Old English, meaning “nobleman” or “warrior”. |
| Easton | From English, meaning “east-facing place”. |
| Eben | From Hebrew, meaning “stone”. |
| Ebrahim | From Arabic, meaning “father of many”. |
| Echo | From Greek mythology, meaning “reverberating sound”. |
| Ed | From Old English, meaning “wealthy guardian”. |
| Eddie | A diminutive of the name Edward, meaning “wealthy guardian”. |
| Eden | From Hebrew, meaning “delightful place”. |
| Edgar | From Old English, meaning “wealthy spearman”. |
| Edison | From English, meaning “son of Edward”. |
| Edmund | From Old English, meaning “wealthy protector”. |
| Edric | From Old English, meaning “ruler” or “powerful”. |
| Eduardo | From Spanish, meaning “wealthy guardian”. |
| Edward | From Old English, meaning “wealthy guardian”. |
| Edwin | From Old English, meaning “wealthy friend”. |
| Egan | From Irish, meaning “little fire”. |
| Egon | From German, meaning “sharp” or “sword”. |
| Eidan | From Hebrew, meaning “firm” or “strong”. |
| Eli | From Hebrew, meaning “ascended” or “uplifted”. |
| Elias | From Greek, meaning “my God is Yahweh”. |
| Elijah | From Hebrew, meaning “Yahweh is my God”. |
| Elis | A variation of the name Elias, meaning “my God is Yahweh”. |
| Elisha | From Hebrew, meaning “God is my salvation”. |
| Ellery | From English, meaning “island with elder trees”. |
| Elliot | From English, meaning “the Lord is my God”. |
| Ellis | From English, meaning “benevolent”. |
| Elmer | From English, meaning “noble” or “famous”. |
| Elon | From Hebrew, meaning “oak tree”. |
| Elroy | From English, meaning “the king”. |
| Ely | From Hebrew, meaning “height” or “ascended”. |
| Emanuel | From Hebrew, meaning “God is with us”. |
| Emerson | From English, meaning “son of Emery”. |
| Emery | From German, meaning “industrious ruler”. |
| Emil | From Latin, meaning “rival” or “eager”. |
| Emilio | From Spanish, meaning “rival”. |
| Emmanuel | From Hebrew, meaning “God is with us”. |
| Emmett | From English, meaning “universal”. |
| Enoch | From Hebrew, meaning “dedicated”. |
| Enrique | From Spanish, meaning “ruler of the household”. |
| Enzo | From Italian, meaning “ruler of the household”. |
| Ephraim | From Hebrew, meaning “fruitful”. |
| Eric | From Old Norse, meaning “ruler” or “eternal ruler”. |
| Erick | A variant of the name Eric, meaning “ruler”. |
| Erik | A variant of the name Eric, meaning “ruler”. |
| Ernest | From German, meaning “earnest” or “sincere”. |
| Ernesto | From Spanish, meaning “earnest” or “sincere”. |
| Ernie | A diminutive of the name Ernest, meaning “earnest” or “sincere”. |
| Ervin | From German, meaning “friend of honor”. |
| Erwin | From German, meaning “friend of honor”. |
| Esteban | From Spanish, meaning “crown” or “garland”. |
| Estevan | A variant of the name Esteban, meaning “crown” or “garland”. |
| Ethan | From Hebrew, meaning “strong” or “firm”. |
| Ethen | A variant of |
