"East town"; an English place name, Old English ēast + tūn
Boy names E–F
Boy names starting with E and F: 102 of 2,970 names, page 8 of 30.
102 of 2,970 names
"Stone of help", from Hebrew eben and ezer
"Guardian of prosperity"; Old English Eadweard
"Prosperous friend", from Old English ead and wine
A modern name; lists give "expected" or "full moon"
"Kindness, beneficence"; Arabic iḥsān, "doing good"
"Dignity, grandeur"; Arabic iḥtishām, used in Urdu for stateliness
"Miracle"; Arabic iʿjāz, "making others powerless"
"Focused", from Sanskrit ekāgra, "one-pointed"
"One, oneness" in popular use; Punjabi ekam, "first, unique"
Shiva of the single mango tree at Kanchipuram
"One light" in popular use; ekam, "unique", with jot, "light"
"Whole" in popular use; Sanskrit ekāṃśa, "one part"
"Solitude", or devotion to one aim; Sanskrit ekānta
"One-tusked", a name of Ganesha
"One light"
"Self-taught" in popular use; Ekalavya, the Nishada archer of the Mahabharata
"The one lord"; Sanskrit ekanātha, "having one master"
From Ik Oankar, "the One Creator"
"Of one form"
"Matchless hero", from Sanskrit ekavīra
"Birth", the Nativity; Syriac yaldo
"Lofty, high"; Hebrew ʿĒlî, the priest who raised Samuel
A Spanish name of uncertain origin; often given as "sun" or "light"
Greek form of Elijah, "Yah is God"
"Yah is God"; Hebrew ʾĒlîyyāhû, the prophet Elijah
"Beauty, grace"
"God is salvation" in popular use; Strong's: "God of supplication"
"Little Elias", a French pet form of Elijah, "Yah is God"
Medieval form of Elias (Elijah), "Yah is God"
"Son of Emery"; an English surname now used for girls and boys
"Powerful ruler", from Germanic Amalric
"Rival, emulating", from the Roman name Aemilius
"Rival, eager to excel"; Latin Aemilianus, from the Aemilius family
"God with us"
"Truth" in popular use; an English surname of uncertain origin
"Initiated, dedicated", from Hebrew chanak
Italian short name with several sources; often "ruler of the home"
"Double fruit", fruitful (Genesis 41:52)
"Eternal ruler" in popular use; Old Norse Eiríkr, "honoured ruler"
"Earnest, serious", from Germanic ernust
"Lord" or "God", from Sanskrit īśvara
"Shining, brilliant", from Vedic etaśa
"Enduring, firm"; Hebrew ʾĒytān
"Well-born, noble", from Greek eugenes
A modern name; lists give "God is gracious" or "part of God"
"Brave as a boar"; from the medieval name Everard
"God strengthens"; Hebrew Yəḥezqēʾl, the prophet Ezekiel
Handsome one; from Tamil eḻil, "beauty"
King of beauty; Tamil eḻil, "beauty", and aracaṉ, "king"
Seven hills; the hills of Tirumala, home of Venkateswara
"Help"; Hebrew ʿEzrāʾ, the priest and scribe
"Winner, successful"; Arabic fāʾiz
"Bean grower" in popular use; Latin Fabianus, "of the Fabii"
"Leopard" or "panther"; Arabic fahd, a hunting big cat
"Intelligent"; Arabic fahīm, "of great understanding"
"Superior, excellent"; Arabic fāʾiq, "surpassing"
Judge, arbiter; one who decides
"Victorious" in popular use; Arabic fayḍ, "overflowing abundance"
"Grace, abundance"; Arabic fayaḍān, "overflowing"
"Glory, pride"; Arabic fakhr
"Excellent, splendid"; Arabic fākhir
"Pride of the faith"; Arabic fakhr al-dīn
"Success, prosperity"; Arabic falāḥ
"The month Phalguna"; a name of Arjuna
"Height, exalted"; Persian farāz, "above, aloft"
"Radiant" in popular use; Persian fardīn, the first month of spring
"Helper" in popular use; Persian name of Shirin's legendary lover
Joyful, glad, happy
"Joy, happiness"; Arabic and Urdu farḥat
"Unique, precious"; Arabic farīd
"Horseman, knight"; Arabic fāris
"Command, decree"; Persian farmān
"One who tells truth from falsehood"; Arabic fārūq
"Fortunate, happy"; Persian farrukh
"Wise, learned"; Persian farzān
"Eloquent"; Arabic faṣīḥ
"Intelligent"; Arabic faṭīn
"Victory, success"
Victory twice over: fateh and jit
"Victorious warrior"
"Heart"; Arabic fuʾād
"Successful, victorious"; from Arabic fawz, "success"
"Successful"; from Arabic fawz, "success"
"Generous, bountiful"; Arabic fayyāḍ, "overflowing"
"Grace, bounty"; Arabic faḍl
"Excellent, learned"; Arabic fāḍil
A modern Kerala Christian name with no recorded meaning
"Happy, lucky", from Latin felix
"Foamy"
Victorious, successful, prosperous
"Devotion, sacrifice"; Arabic fidāʾ, "ransom"
"Fair warrior"; Gaelic Fionnlagh, from fionn + laoch
"Fair, bright"; Irish Fionn, the hero Finn MacCool
"Paradise, garden"; Arabic firdaws
"Frenchman"; popularly also "free man"
"Frenchman" or "free one"; a pet form of Frances and Francis
"Free landholder", from Middle English franklin
Pet form of Frederick, "peaceful ruler"
"Peaceful ruler"; Germanic Friedrich, "peace-rule"
"Criterion, proof"; Arabic furqān, a name of the Quran
"Excellent"; Arabic Fuḍayl, from faḍl, "excellence"
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