| Emerick | Ruler of the home or ruler of the people, derived from Old English words 'e' and 'mær' |
| Emidio | Emidio is a Latin name meaning 'rival' or 'adversary', possibly derived from 'emere', meaning 'to take'. |
| Emillie | An industrious and hardworking woman |
| Emmiliano | One who is eager; an industrious man |
| Enchantra | One who casts magical spells |
| Ensley | English surname derived from Old English 'æsc' meaning ash tree and 'leah' meaning clearing or meadow. |
| Eppa | Eppa is a shortened form of the name Ephraim, meaning 'fruitful' or 'fertile' in Hebrew. |
| Erric | Meaning an everpowerful ruler. |
| Errika | Meaning a noble, royal leader. |
| Essyllt | Gazed upon (Arthurian heroine) |
| 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 |
| Euell | Derived from the Old English word 'eoh' meaning 'youth' or 'young warrior', and 'el' meaning 'noble'. |
| Evanam | Evanam means 'the end' or 'the final stage' in Sanskrit, often used in Hindu and Buddhist contexts. |
| Evenston | God is gracious |
| Everd | Everd is a surname of English origin, possibly derived from the Old English word 'eofor,' meaning 'boar.' |
| Fabeha | A woman who is happy and fortunate. |
| Fahnik | Fahnik is a variant of the name Fahniko, meaning 'gift of God' or 'divine gift' in Swahili. |
| Faika | Someone who is superior or elite. |
| Faishal | Judge; Sharp sword |
| Fakahat | A person full of joy and humor. |
| Fakhar ud dawlah | Glory of the kingdom |
| Fakharuddawlah | Glory of the kingdom |
| Fakharul islam | The pride of the Islamic faith. |
| Fakharulislam | The glory of the Islamic religion. |
| Falecia | A name meaning lucky or fortunate. |
| Fanchette | French name meaning free one. |
| Fannanah | Arabic name meaning artist. |
| Farakhzad | A name meaning born of happiness. |
| Fariy | First born; First |
| Farmareza | Forgiver; Merciful |
| Fathiyya | One who is related to a victory. |
| Fayez | One who is a triumphant winner. |
| Fazlehaq | Bounty of the Truth |
| Fe | A name meaning faith or belief. |
| Feeona | A name meaning fair or white lady. |
| Fennel | Fennel is derived from the Latin 'feniculum,' meaning 'little hay' or 'fragrant herb.' |
| Figaro | Figaro means 'favored by God' or 'blessed by God' in Italian, derived from the Latin 'figulus'. |
| Filius | Latin for 'son', often used as a title or surname in formal or historical contexts. |