Male Tree Baby Names Starting With E

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Recorded origin
Eburscon	Lives Near The Yew Tree Estate	Male	Celtic
Elan	Friendly	Male	Native American
Elder	From The Elder Tree	Male	English
Eldridge	Old/Wise Ruler.	Male	English
Eldur	From The Elder Tree	Male	English
Elijah	Jehovah Is God	Male	Hebrew
Ellder	From The Elder Tree	Male	English
Ellery	Lives By The Alder Tree	Male	German
Elmoor	Lives At The Elm Tree Moor	Male	English
Elmore	Lives At The Elm Tree Moor	Male	English
Enzo	Rules His Household. Variant Of Henry.	Male	Spanish
Euan	Possibly A Variant Of John.	Male	Irish
Ewan	Young	Male	Celtic
Ewen	Young	Male	Celtic

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