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Female Old-Fashioned Baby Names Starting With E

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

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Edith "Joyous."Some Variants Are Edit, Edita, Editha, Edyt, And Edyth. Female Anglo
Edna Fire Female Celtic
Elaine Mother Of Lancelot Female Arthurian
Eleanor Shining Light. Variant Of Helen. Female French
Eleanora Shining Light. Variant Of Helen. Female Spanish
Elise Consecrated To God Abbreviation Of Elisabeth. Female French
Eliza Consecrated To God Female French
Elizabeth Sister Of Mark Female Arthurian
Ella Beautiful Fairy Female English
Elnora Variant Of Eleanor. Female English
Eloise Variant Of Louise Famous In War Female French
Elsa Truth Female Spanish
Elsie Noble Female German
Elspeth Devoted To God Female Hebrew
Emily "Industrious, Eager" Female German
Emma Whole: Complete. Universal Female German
Emmeline Industrious Hardworking. Variant Of Emily. Female French
Erma War Goddess Female German
Ernestine Serious: Determined. Feminine Of Emest Female German
Esme Esteemed. Female French
Estella Star Female Spanish
Estelle Star Female French
Ethel Noble. Female German
Etta Little One Female German
Eugenia Wellborn Female Romanian
Eva Danish Form Of Eve (Life) Female Danish
Evangeline Bearer Of Good News. Female Greek
Evelyn Light Female Celtic

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