Browse names

Greek

Variant of Elena, meaning bright light or shining light.

Latin

Wished for, from Evelyn.

Greek

Bright one, from Helen.

Germanic

Whole, entire, from Emma.

Greek

Blissful from Elysium.

Greek

Bright or shining.

Greek

Bright or shining.

Latin

Possibly derived from Alba, meaning white, or named after the Italian island.

Germanic

Modern variant of Emily, derived from Latin meaning industrious or rival.

Irish

Variant of Erin, derived from Irish meaning Ireland or peace.

Greek

A variant of Eleanor, from Helene meaning bright and shining.

Greek

From eugenes meaning noble and well-born.

Irish

An Irish name, possibly meaning shining light or eye.

Scottish/Germanic

Scottish diminutive, possibly from Elf or Elva meaning 'noble' or 'white'.

Germanic

Hardworking, from Germanic roots meaning work and diligent.

Germanic/French

Desired, from the Germanic name Avila or Eveline.

American variant

Modern creation possibly derived from Elise or Elena.

English

Of the earth.

Germanic

Whole or universal.

Greek

Defender or helper.

Spanish/Italian

Spanish or Italian name possibly derived from 'Eneida' (Aeneid) or a variation of Enid.

English/Modern

Name meaning 'alone' spelled backwards, popularized by the Enola Gay aircraft.

Germanic/Greek

Variant of Eloise, from Germanic "Helewidis" (hale and wide).

English

Variant of Ebony, from ebony wood known for its dark black color.

Old English

Nobleman or warrior.

Germanic/Scandinavian

Related to Elvin, possibly meaning 'elf friend' or 'noble friend.'

African-American

A modern created name of uncertain etymology, possibly African-inspired.

English

A variant of Evelyn, derived from Latin meaning wished for one or ancestor woman.

Greek

From aither, meaning upper air or sky.

Greek

Greek goddess of discord and strife.

Latin

Scandinavian form of Emily, from Aemilius meaning rival.

English

Patronymic from Emerson, meaning son of Emery.

Greek

Short form of Ellie or Eli, related to Helen meaning bright.

German/English

Variant of Earline, from earl meaning noble.

English

Modern variant combining Emma and Leigh, meaning industrious and meadow.

Greek; from Eleanor

Variant of Eleanor or Elinor, meaning bright light.

Old English; from Edith

Variant of Edith, meaning blessed or happy gift.

Germanic

Variant of Emeline or Emelina from Germanic origin.

Germanic

Named after emmer wheat, an ancient grain cultivated since antiquity.

Greek

Bright or shining; a variant of Elena.

Scottish

Good victory; Scottish variant of Eunice.

Welsh

Immortal ruler; Welsh variant of Emrys.

Greek

From eu (good) and doron (gift), meaning 'good gift.'

Modern creation

A contemporary variant name with uncertain etymology.

Greek

Variant of Eleanor, from helene meaning 'bright' or 'shining light.'

Irish Gaelic

Variant of Eileen, from Eibhlin meaning 'bright' or 'shining.'

Arabic

From iman meaning 'faith' or 'belief.'

Hebrew/Polish

God; oak tree.