| Edrit | Derived from Old English, meaning 'prosperous ruler' |
| Eduards | Guardian of Riches |
| Eduin | Derived from Old English, meaning 'prosperous friend' |
| Eduinus | Latinized form of Edwin, meaning 'prosperous friend' |
| Edulf | Derived from Old English, meaning 'prosperous wolf' |
| Eduuard | Latinized form of Edward, meaning 'brave guardian' |
| Eduuine | Derived from Old English, meaning 'prosperous friend' |
| Edwan | Friend of Riches |
| Edwarde | Variant of Edward, meaning 'brave guardian' |
| Edwardus | Latinized form of Edward, meaning 'brave guardian' |
| Edwarya | Feminine form of Edward, meaning 'brave guardian' |
| Edwen | Friend of Riches |
| Edyope | Derived from Old English, meaning 'prosperous protector' |
| Eega | Derived from Old English, meaning 'edge' or 'border' |
| Eegelwin | Derived from Old English, meaning 'noble friend' |
| Effa | Derived from Old English, meaning 'beauty' or 'prosperity' |
| Egbin | From the Old English 'eg' meaning 'edge' or ' boundary' |
| Egbirt | Famous Swordsman; Bright Sword |
| Egbryht | Bright edge or shining boundary |
| Egelbert | Bright edge of the noble or shining boundary of the noble |
| Egelwin | Bright edge of the friend or shining boundary of the friend |
| Egferth | Bright edge of the strength or shining boundary of the strong |
| Egfrid | Bright edge of the peace or shining boundary of the peaceful |
| Egfrith | Bright edge of the strength or shining boundary of the strong |
| Egred | Edge of the ruler or boundary of the king |
| Egric | Edge of the ruler or boundary of the king |
| Egwine | Bright edge of the friend or shining boundary of the friend |
| Ehlyson | Son of the noble or descendant of the aristocrat |
| Ehta | Gift or treasure |
| Eidef | Gift of the father or treasure of the father |
| Eidniuet | Gift of the people or treasure of the community |
| Eike | Edge of a Sword |
| Eilmer | Noble protector or aristocratic defender |
| Eilmund | Noble protector of the people or aristocratic defender of the community |
| Einbresel | Gift of the lord or treasure of the noble |
| Eithin | Long-lived; Enduring |
| Ekbert | Edge of the bright or boundary of the shining |
| Elave | Gift of God or treasure of the divine |
| Elcanah | God has given or gift of the divine |
| Elci | Derived from Hebrew, means 'my God is the Lord' |