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Male Old-Fashioned Baby Names Starting With E

These are male 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
Earl Chief Male Anglo
Easton From East Town. Surname. Male English
Edgar Lucky Spearman Male Anglo
Edison Son Of Edward Male English
Edmund Wealthy Defender Male Anglo
Edward Guardian Male Anglo
Edwin Valued Male Anglo
Eldon From The Elves'valley From The Old Town. Surname. Male English
Eli Ascended Or My God. The Biblical High Priest Eli Judged Israel For 40 Years A... Male Hebrew
Elias My God Is Jehovah. Variant Of Hebrew Elijah. Male Spanish
Elijah Jehovah Is God Male Hebrew
Ellen Courage Male Anglo
Elliot Variant Of Elijah My God Is Jehovah. Male English
Emerson Brave: Powerful. Male English
Emmett Male Variant Of Emma: A Premedieval Girl's Given Name. Male English
Emory Joint Ruler Male German
Ernest Serious Male German
Eugene Male English
Everett Hardy: Brave. Variant Of Everard. Male English
Ezra Helper Male Hebrew

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