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Eboni or Ebonie f (Am.) variants of Ebony.
Ebony f (Am.) < LL. (h)ebeninus of ebony < (h)ebenus < Gk §benoS, V < Egypt. hbnj.
Égide m (F.) < L. Aegidius.
Egidio m (Sp. [E'xidiO], It. [e'dJidiO]) < L. Aegidius.
Egidius m (E., G.) < L. Aegidius.
Egnatia f (L.) feminine form of L. Egnatius.
Egnatius m (L.) Name of a Roman gens.
Emelyan m (Rus.) (Åìåëüÿí) < L. Aemilianus.
Emerald f (Am.) green gemstone < MF esmeralde < *VL. smaralda < CL. smaragdus, < Gk. smarAgdoS green; cf. Esmeralda.
Emerita f (Am.) feminine form of L. emeritus merited, deserved.
Emi f (Bul) (Åìè) pet form of Emilia.
Emidio m (It.) possibly < L. hemi- half + deus god.
Emil m (G., Dan., Pol., Rus., Bul.) < F. Émile < L. Aemilius.
Émile m (F.) < L. Aemilius.
Emilee f (Am.) misspelled variant of Emiliy.
Emilia f (Sp., Port., It., Bul.) < L. Aemilia.
Emilian m (Bul.) (Åìèëèÿí) < L. Aemilianus.
Emiliano m (Sp.) < L. Aemilianus.
Emilie f (G.) < F. Émilie.
Émilie f (F.) < L. Aemilia.
Émilien [emi'lj}] m (F.) < L. Aemilianus.
Emilio m (Sp., Port., It.) < L. Aemilius.
Emilius m (E., G.) < L. Aemilius.
Émille f (F.) < L. Aemilia.
Emily f (E.) < F. Émilie.
Emmet m (E.) form of Emilius.
Ennio m (It.) < L. Ennius.
Ennius m (L.) meaning unknown. Ennius Quintus was a Roman poet of Oscan origin.
Esmeralda f (Sp.) emerald - green gemstone <*VL. smaralda < CL. smaragdus < Gk. smarAgdoS green.
Esperanza f (Sp.) hope < VL. sperantia < CL. sperare to hope.
Estela or Estell f (Am.) variants of Estella.
Estella f (E.) < L. stella star (with prothetic e- before initial s- followed by a consonant).
Estelle f (E.) variant of Estella.
Estrella f (Sp., Am.) < L. stella star (with prothetic e- before initial s followed by a consonant).
Exuperius m (LL.) <
L. exuperare to excel, to surpas. St
Exuperius was a Christian martyr (died c. 286 A.D.), who was executed at
Agaunum (near modern Geneva in Switzerland) together with SS Maurice, Vitalis
and Candidus.