| Emillie | An industrious and hardworking woman |
| Emillio | One who is eager; an industrious man |
| Emmerich | Ruler of the home or ruler of the people, derived from Old High German 'heim' and 'rich' |
| Emmeton | Emmeton is a surname of English origin, derived from the Old English words 'emmet' meaning ant and 'ton' meaning town. |
| Emmilia | An industrious and hardworking woman |
| Emmiliano | One who is eager; an industrious man |
| Emre | A name meaning a loving friend. |
| Emry | Emry is a variant of Emily, derived from the Latin name Aemilia, meaning 'rival' or 'emulating'. |
| Emylynn | A name meaning a rival or labor. |
| Enah | A name meaning grace or favor. |
| Encarnaci | Embodiment of the divine spirit |
| Enchantra | One who casts magical spells |
| Ender | The final or ultimate person |
| Endrit | Endrit is a Albanian name meaning 'strong' or 'powerful', derived from the word 'endër', meaning 'strong'. |
| Enedin | Enedin is a variant of the name Endin, meaning 'strong' or 'brave' in Hebrew origin. |
| Enej | Enej is a Slavic name meaning 'strong' or 'brave', derived from the word 'energetic'. |
| Engin | Vast and expansive like the sea |
| Enia | A person of great inner grace |
| Enjolras | Enjolras is a French surname derived from the Old French 'en joule,' meaning 'in joy' or 'in jubilation'. |
| Ennrique | Ruler of the house |
| Ensley | English surname derived from Old English 'æsc' meaning ash tree and 'leah' meaning clearing or meadow. |
| Entriken | I couldn't find any information on the name 'entriken'. |
| Enver | One who shines with bright light |
| Eoin Baiste | Form of john the baptist |
| Eolann | Eolann is a Gaelic name meaning 'God is gracious' or 'God's gift'. |
| Eomer | Eomer means 'youthful fame' or 'famous youth' in Old English, derived from eom (youth) and mearc (fame). |
| Eonan | A child born of the high heavens |
| Eowyn | A joyful friend of the horses |
| Ephesian | From the Greek city of Ephesus, a city in ancient Asia Minor, now modern-day Turkey. |
| Epic | Extremely impressive or heroic, often used to describe a story, poem, or achievement of great magnitude. |
| Epimetheus | Afterthought, in Greek mythology, the Titan who was known for his foolish and impulsive nature. |
| Eppa | Eppa is a shortened form of the name Ephraim, meaning 'fruitful' or 'fertile' in Hebrew. |
| Eragon | Eragon is a name derived from the Old English words 'er' meaning 'edge' and 'gan' meaning 'edge of the land'. |
| Erand | Erand means a task or mission assigned to someone, often with a sense of urgency or importance. |
| Erardo | Respectable and courageous |
| Erdem | Possessing great moral virtue |
| Erez | Hebrew name meaning a cedar tree. |
| Ergin | Ergin is a Turkish name meaning 'strong' or 'powerful', derived from the word 'ergin' meaning 'strong' in Turkish. |
| Erikk | Meaning an eternal, noble ruler. |
| Erion | Mountain or hill, derived from the Greek word 'oros', referring to a geographical feature. |