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Southern Baby Names, Names Inspired By Southern United States Starting With E

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

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Earle Chief Male Anglo
Earline Noble Woman. Feminine Of Earl Female English
Easter Myth Name (Goddess Of The Dawn).Variant, Eostre, Exists. Female Anglo
Edison Son Of Edward Male English
Edsel From Ed's Hall Male Anglo
Edwinna Rich In Friendship. Feminine Of Edwin. Female English
Effie Fair Flame Female Greek
Eldridge Old/Wise Ruler. Male English
Elijah Jehovah Is God Male Hebrew
Eliza Consecrated To God Female French
Elizabeth Sister Of Mark Female Arthurian
Elliott Variant Of Elijah My God Is Jehovah. Male English
Elmo Worthy To Be Loved Male Italian
Elora Modern Blend Of El- And Lora Meaning God Gives The Laurel: The Crown Of Victory. Female English
Elston Variant Of Elias From Elijah My God Is Jehovah. Also From The Old Town. Surname. Male English
Elvia Elfin. Female Irish
Elvis Elf-Wise Friend. Variant Of Alvin. Made Famous By Singer And Actor Elvis Pres... Male English
Emerson Brave: Powerful. Male English
Emery Brave: Powerful. Variant Of Amory. Male German
Emily "Industrious, Eager" Female German
Emma Whole: Complete. Universal Female German
Emmalee Variation Of The Name Emily Female English
Emmett Male Variant Of Emma: A Premedieval Girl's Given Name. Male English
Emmylou Whole Or Complete. Female German
Emory Joint Ruler Male German
Eron Variant Of Aaron Lofty Or Inspired. Male Spanish
Ethan Strong Male Hebrew
Ethel Noble. Female German
Etta Little One Female German
Eugenia Wellborn Female Romanian
Evaleen Form Of Evelyn. Life. Female English
Evan Young Fighter Male Celtic
Evanne Combination Of Eve And Anne. Female English

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