"Stone of help", from Hebrew eben and ezer
Christian baby names E–I
Christian baby names starting with E to I: 85 of 407 names, page 2 of 4.
85 of 407 names
"Delight"; the garden of Eden
"Pleasure, delight", from Hebrew 'ednah
"Prosperous friend", from Old English ead and wine
"Birth", the Nativity; Syriac yaldo
"Bright one", a form of Greek Helen
"Lofty, high"; Hebrew ʿĒlî, the priest who raised Samuel
"My God has answered", from Hebrew
Greek form of Elijah, "Yah is God"
"Yah is God"; Hebrew ʾĒlîyyāhû, the prophet Elijah
"God is salvation" in popular use; Strong's: "God of supplication"
"Pledged to God" in popular use; from Elizabeth, "God of the oath"
"God of the oath", usually given as "God is my oath"
"Foreign riches" in popular use; the French form of Alodia
"God is my oath"; a Scottish pet form of Elizabeth
"Rival, emulating", from the Roman name Aemilius
"Rival, eager to excel"; Latin Aemilianus, from the Aemilius family
"Rival" or "emulating"; from the Roman clan name Aemilius
"God with us"
"Initiated, dedicated", from Hebrew chanak
"Double fruit", fruitful (Genesis 41:52)
"Eternal ruler" in popular use; Old Norse Eiríkr, "honoured ruler"
"Earnest, serious", from Germanic ernust
"Star" in popular use; a Persian name of uncertain meaning
"Enduring, firm"; Hebrew ʾĒytān
"Well-born, noble", from Greek eugenes
"Victorious", from Greek eu and nike
"Good cheer, joy", from Greek euphrasia
"Life", from Hebrew Chavvah, Eve
"Good news", from Greek euangelion, the gospel
"Life"; a pet form of Eve and Evelyn
"God strengthens"; Hebrew Yəḥezqēʾl, the prophet Ezekiel
"Help"; Hebrew ʿEzrāʾ, the priest and scribe
"Bean grower" in popular use; Latin Fabianus, "of the Fabii"
"Faith, trust", the Christian virtue
A modern Kerala Christian name with no recorded meaning
"Happy, fortunate", from Latin felix
"Happy, lucky", from Latin felix
"Golden", from Latin flavus
"Flower"; the Roman goddess of flowers
"Frenchman"; popularly also "free man"
"Free landholder", from Middle English franklin
"God is my strength" in popular use; Hebrew Gabriy'el, "man of God"
"God is my strength" in popular use; Hebrew "man of God"
Malayalam form of George; Greek georgos, "farmer"
"Jewel", from Latin gemma
"Beginning, origin", from Greek genesis
Name of the patron saint of Paris; its meaning is uncertain
"Farmer", from Greek georgos, a worker of the land
"Farmer, worker of the earth"; the feminine of George
"Rule of the spear", from Old High German Gerwald
"Brave with the spear", from Germanic Gerhard
"God is gracious"; an Italian form of Joanna
"Feller, warrior", from Hebrew gada, "to hew down"
"Bright pledge", from Germanic Gisilberht
Italian form of John, "God is gracious"
"Glory", from Latin gloria
"Friend of God", from Old English god and wine
"God's favour"; also elegance
"Grace"; a pet form of Grace, from Latin gratia
"Watchful, vigilant", from Greek gregoreo
"Favoured"; often given as "grace"
"Army commander"; Old Norse Haraldr
"Hazel tree"; also the light brown colour of its nut
"Community, fellowship"; Hebrew Cheber
"The bright one"; Greek Helenē
"My delight is in her"; Hebrew Chephtsi-bah
"Army-bright"; Frankish Hari-berct
"Cheerful"; Latin hilaris
"Battle"; Old English and Germanic hild
"Hope"; English, from Old English hopa
"Oh save!", a cry of praise; Greek hōsanna
"Bright-minded"; Old High German Hugubert
Scottish form of John, "God is gracious"
"Fiery" in popular use; Latin Egnatius, a Roman family name
"Immense battle"; Germanic Irmhild
"Peace", from Greek eirene
"Sacred Heart" in devotional use; Tamil irutayam "heart" + rāja "king"
Laughter; Hebrew Yitschaq, "he laughs"
"Pledged to God"; a Spanish and Italian form of Elizabeth
"God has saved"; Hebrew Yəšaʿyāhû, the prophet Isaiah
"Gift of Isis"; Greek Isidōros
"One who strives with God"; Hebrew Yisra'el
"God is gracious"; the Russian form of John
"God is gracious"; feminine of Ivan (John)
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