| Erminio | Italian surname derived from the Latin 'ermine,' referring to the fur of the ermine animal. |
| Ermolai | Meaning people of the nation. |
| Erric | Meaning an everpowerful ruler. |
| Errica | Meaning a noble, eternal ruler. |
| Errick | Meaning a strong, brave ruler. |
| Errik | Meaning a powerful, sole ruler. |
| Errika | Meaning a noble, royal leader. |
| Erryn | One who is exalted; from the mountain of strength |
| Eryc | A powerful and noble ruler. |
| Esai | Esai is a shortened form of Esaias, meaning 'God is my oath' or 'God is my salvation'. |
| Esca | Esca is a Latin name meaning 'bait' or 'lure', possibly derived from the word 'escare', to entice. |
| Escher | Derived from the Dutch surname 'Escher,' meaning 'refuge' or 'shelter,' possibly related to the Old English word 'escer.' |
| Esco | Italian surname meaning 'descendant' or 'heir', derived from the Latin 'exsequi', meaning 'to follow'. |
| Eseld | Fighting the ice battle |
| Esen | One who is healthy and wise. |
| Eser | A work of art or creation. |
| Esfir | A name meaning a bright star. |
| Esin | An inspiring inner thought. |
| Espiridion | Spirit or breath of life, derived from the Latin 'spiritus' and Greek 'pneuma'. |
| Ess | A name meaning a star or sun. |
| Essio | Latin name 'Essio' means 'to pour out' or 'to flow freely', possibly related to the concept of abundance. |
| Essyllt | Gazed upon (Arthurian heroine) |
| Estanislao | Derived from the Slavic name Stanislav, meaning 'crown of glory' or 'royal glory'. |
| Esteffany | A crowned and royal person. |
| Esten | Derived from the Greek name 'Estathios', meaning 'to be established' or 'firmly established'. |
| Estephen | From the Latin Stephanus; a crown; a garland |
| Estera | A name meaning a bright star. |
| Esteri | A name meaning a bright star. |
| Estlin | Estlin is a surname of English origin, possibly derived from the Old English words 'east' and 'lin,' meaning 'linen' or 'cloth'. |
| Ethaniel | A gift from the Almighty God. |
| Etna | Little seed; kernel |
| Eubank | Eubank is of English origin, derived from 'Eubank' or 'Eubanks,' meaning 'good life' or 'good fortune'. |
| Euell | Derived from the Old English word 'eoh' meaning 'youth' or 'young warrior', and 'el' meaning 'noble'. |
| Eugeniusz | Of noble descent |
| Eulalio | Eulalio is a Spanish surname meaning 'generous' or 'liberal', derived from the Latin 'eulalios'. |
| Eustachio | Derived from Greek 'eu' meaning 'well' and 'stachys' meaning 'ear of grain', referring to a fertile or prosperous place. |
| Eustaquio | Eustaquio is a Spanish name derived from the Greek name Eustathios, meaning 'good, fair, and just'. |
| Evanam | Evanam means 'the end' or 'the final stage' in Sanskrit, often used in Hindu and Buddhist contexts. |
| Evandro | A brave and manly warrior. |
| Evangel | Bearer of good news, messenger of the gospel, or preacher of the Christian faith. |