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Water Baby Names: Meanings, Evidence, and Shortlist Tests Starting With E

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

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Ea Fire Male Celtic
Eadwiella From The Old Spring Male English
Earvin Handsome Male Gaelic
Earwine Friend Of The Sea Female English
Earwyn Friend Of The Sea Female English
Earwyna Friend Of The Sea Female English
Easter Myth Name (Goddess Of The Dawn).Variant, Eostre, Exists. Female Anglo
Eathelin Noble Waterfall Female English
Eathelyn Noble Waterfall Female English
Eaton From The Riverside Village Male English
Eatun From The Riverside Village Male English
Ebba Strength Female Danish
Eddy Abbreviation Of Names Beginning With Ed- Like Edward And Edmond. Male English
Edlen Noble Waterfall Female English
Edlin Wealthy Friend Male Anglo
Edlyn "Princess." Some Variants Include Eadlin, Edla, Edlin, Edlynn, And Edlynne. Female Anglo
Edur Wine Male Basque
Edurne Snow Female Basque
Egeria Myth Name (A Water Nymph) Female Greek
Eidothea Myth Name (A Sea Nymph) Female Greek
Eirene Myth Name (Peace) Female Greek
Eirlys Snow Drop Female Welsh
Eldoris Of The Sea Female Greek
Elmira Noble Female English
Elwell From The Old Spring Male English
Emlyn Noble Warrior Female Welsh
Enoch Consecrated Male Hebrew
Ervin Mariner Male Hungarian
Erwin Friend Of The Sea Male English
Erwina Friend Of The Sea Female English
Erwyn Friend Of The Sea Male English
Erwyna Friend Of The Sea Female English
Ester Star. Form Of Persian Esther.Myrtle Leaf. A Young Hebrew Woman In The Bible W... Female Spanish
Estra Myth Name Female Anglo
Evian Variant Of Evan: The French Town Famous For Evian Springwater. A Blend Of Eva... Male English

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