| Dibric | Old English name meaning 'gift of the lord' |
| Dionisius | Derived from Greek, meaning 'belonging to Dionysus,' the god of wine and fertility. |
| Dissaith | Possibly derived from Welsh, meaning 'second' or 'next in order.' |
| Dobagnus | Possibly derived from Old English, meaning 'good battle' or 'good fight.' |
| Docunni | Possibly derived from Old English, meaning 'two sons' or 'second-born.' |
| Dorus | A gift from the Greek gods. |
| Doyne | One with a dark or swarthy skin. |
| Drian | One who comes from the sea coast. |
| Dudemaer | Possibly derived from the Old English 'dud,' meaning foolish or silly. |
| Durnore | Possibly derived from the Old English 'durn,' meaning fortress or stronghold. |
| Dvnocati | Possibly derived from the Latin 'denuo,' meaning again or anew. |
| Eadmaer | Old English name, meaning 'generous lord' or 'noble' |
| Eadnoth | Old English name, meaning 'prosperous' or 'fortunate' |
| Eadsige | Old English name, meaning 'victory' or 'triumph' |
| Eaduin | Wealthy protector |
| Eadwin | Friend of Riches |
| Ealdbehrt | A bright and noble elder. |
| Ealgmund | Guardian protection |
| Ealhheard | A brave and noble guardian. |
| Ealhhere | Old army leader |
| Eanred | Counsel of the people, wise and knowledgeable |
| Earcanwald | Ruler of the people, wise and powerful |
| Earda | A guardian of the home lands |
| East | From the direction of sunrise |
| Eawa | A name meaning river water |
| Ecgred | Old English name meaning 'counsel' or 'advice' |
| Ectorius | Latin name meaning 'son of Hector' |
| Edwardus | Latinized form of Edward, meaning 'brave guardian' |
| Effa | Derived from Old English, meaning 'beauty' or 'prosperity' |
| Egbryht | Bright edge or shining boundary |
| Eidniuet | Gift of the people or treasure of the community |
| Eike | Edge of a Sword |
| Einbresel | Gift of the lord or treasure of the noble |
| Elesea | Derived from Hebrew, means 'God is my salvation' |
| Elfin | Old English, means 'elf friend' or 'magical friend' |
| Aldwulf | Old wolf or Old fierce |
| Alestan | Foreign stone or Foreign strength |
| Eormenraed | A name meaning universal or great counsel. |
| Eormenread | A name meaning universal or great counsel. |
| Eorp | An Old English word meaning dark or dusky. |