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Fairy Girl Names, Names Inspired by Nymphs and Fairies Starting With E

These are fairy baby names that start with the letter E. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all fairy baby names.

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Ealdun From The Elves'valley Male English
Ealhdun From The Elves'valley Male English
Echo Myth Name (Attended Hera) Female Greek
Edana Passionate Female Celtic
Edward Guardian Male Anglo
Egeria Myth Name (A Water Nymph) Female Greek
Eglantina Wild Rose Female French
Eglantine Wild Rose Female French
Eidothea Myth Name (A Sea Nymph) Female Greek
Eldan From The Elves'valley Male English
Elden From The Elves' Valley Male English
Eldon From The Elves'valley From The Old Town. Surname. Male English
Electra Sparkling Female Greek
Elfie Good Elf Female English
Elfreda Good Counselor Female English
Elga "Elf's Spear." Female Anglo
Elivina Good Elf Female English
Ella Beautiful Fairy Female English
Elle Abbreviation Of Eleanor And Ellen. Beautiful Fairy Female English
Ellette "Little Elf." Female Anglo
Elva Good Elf Female English
Elvena Good Elf Female English
Elvey Elf Warrior Male English
Elvia Elfin. Female Irish
Elvie Elfin. Good Counselor Or Elf Female English
Elvin Good Elf Female English
Elvina Friend Of The Elves Female Anglo
Elvine Good Elf Female English
Elvy Elf Warrior Male English
Elvyne Good Elf Female English
Elwyn Elf-Wise Friend. Variant Of Alvin. Male English
Emerald The Prized Green Emerald Gemstone. Female Spanish
Emmanuel God Is With Us Male Hebrew
Erato Myth Name (Muse Of Erotic Poetry) Female Greek
Erela Angel Female Hebrew
Erlina "Elfin."Some Variants Are Erline, Erlene, And Aerlene. Female Anglo
Erline Elfin Female Anglo
Esme Esteemed. Female French
Estrellita Star. Female Spanish
Eurynome Myth Name (Goddess Of All) Female Greek
Evadne Myth Name (Wife Of Capaneus) Female Greek

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