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Female Uncommon Baby Names Starting With E, Page 2

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Emma Whole: Complete. Universal Female German
Emmaline Hardworking. Variant Of Emily. Female German
Emmanuella Faith Female Hebrew
Emmeline Industrious Hardworking. Variant Of Emily. Female French
Emmie Female English
Ena Passionate Or Fiery Female Celtic
Enid Fair Female English
Ennis From Ennis Female Irish
Erela Angel Female Hebrew
Erie From Ireland Female Celtic
Erma War Goddess Female German
Erna Serious Female German
Ernestine Serious: Determined. Feminine Of Emest Female German
Eryn Female Irish
Esmeralda The Prized Green Emerald Gemstone. Female Spanish
Esperanza Hope Female French
Esta From The East Female Italian
Estefana Crowned With Laurels Female Spanish
Ester Star. Form Of Persian Esther.Myrtle Leaf. A Young Hebrew Woman In The Bible W... Female Spanish
Esther Star Female Hebrew
Ethel Noble. Female German
Ettie Abbreviation For Henrietta And Harriette. Female English
Eugenie Wellborn. Feminine Of Eugene. Female French
Eulalie Well-Spoken Female French
Eunice Joyous Victory Female Greek
Euphemia Well-Spoken Female Greek
Eva Danish Form Of Eve (Life) Female Danish
Evaline Form Of Evelyn. Life. Female English
Evalyn Form Of Evelyn. Life. Female English
Evangelina Bearer Of Good News. Female Greek
Eve Life. Living One. In The Bible Eve Was Adam's Wife And The First Woman. Female Hebrew
Evelina Italian Form Of Evelyn (Light, Gives Life) Female Italian
Evelyn Light Female Celtic
Evelynn Form Of Evelyn. Life. Female English
Evia Living One. Variant Of Eve. In The Bible Eve Was Adam's Wife And The First Wo... Female Hebrew
Evie Living One. Variant Of Eve. In The Bible Eve Was Adam's Wife And The First Wo... Female Hebrew
Evita Living One. Variant Of Eve. In The Bible Eve Was Adam's Wife And The First Wo... Female Hebrew
Ewa Life Female Hebrew

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