| Ealga - Ela |
| Ealga (Irish Gaelic) "Noble" Earlene (Old English) "Noblewoman" Eartha (English) "The earth" Ebba (Old English) "Wealthy protection" Ebony (English) "Black" Ebun (Yoruba, Nigeria) "Gift" Echo (Greek) "A repercussion of sound" Edana (Irish Gaelic) "Fiery one" Edda (Old Norse) "Poetry" or "Singer of songs" (Old German) "One who strives" Edelmira (Spanish) "Of a noble race" Eden (Hebrew) "Delight" Edra (Hebrew) "Powerful" 'E'epa (Hawaiian) "Extraordinary" or "Supernatural" Edith (Old English) "Prosperous in war" Ediya (Hebrew) "Ornament of God" Edna (Hebrew) "Rejuvenation" Edwina (Old English) "Prosperous friend" Efah (Hebrew) "Darkness" Efia (Fante, Ghana) "Born on Friday" Efrata (Hebrew) "Fruitful" Eglantine (Old French) "Wild rose" Ehani (Hindi) "Desire", "Hope", "Wish", or "Expectation" Ehawee (Sioux) "She is laughing" Eiddwen (Welsh) "Desirous and blessed" Eilah (Hebrew) "Oak tree" Eileen (English) "Light bearer" Eilona (Hebrew) "An oak tree" Eira (Welsh) "Snow" Eirwen (Welsh) "White snow" Ela (Hindi) "Intelligent woman" |