| Eldra | Eldra is a feminine given name meaning 'noble' or 'exalted' in Old English and Old Norse. |
| Eleos | Pity or compassion, especially in a moral or spiritual sense, often associated with divine mercy. |
| Eliet | Elie is a French name meaning 'my God' or 'God is my oath'. |
| Elige | Elige is a Spanish name meaning 'to choose' or 'select', derived from the Latin 'eligere'. |
| Elijha | A form of elijah |
| Elio | A form of elliot |
| Eliodoro | Gift of the golden one, a name of Italian origin symbolizing wealth and nobility. |
| Elior | Elior means 'my God is light' or 'God is my light' in Hebrew, a biblical name. |
| Elisah | My God is salvation, a Hebrew name often associated with the prophet Elijah. |
| Elisee | God is my salvation |
| Eliseu | God is salvation |
| Eliu | Eliu is a variant of Elijah, meaning 'my God is the Lord' or 'God is my salvation'. |
| Eljas | The Lord is my God and savior. |
| Eller | A low lying area |
| Ellian | A name meaning bright and sunny. |
| Ellias | The Lord is my God. |
| Ellick | God is salvation |
| Ellijah | Jehovah is my god |
| Elling | Of Germanic origin, 'Elling' or 'Elling' means 'noble' or 'magnificent' and is a surname. |
| Ellington | Place of noble strength, a surname likely derived from Old English 'Elling' and 'tun'. |
| Elliotte | Jehovah is my God. |
| Eloi | Chosen or selected. |
| Elonso | Noble and ready. |
| Elpidio | Elpidio is a Greek name meaning 'hope' or 'one who brings hope', derived from elpis. |
| Elvan | Colorful person |
| Elyasin | Name of a prophet; also known as Elias in the Quran |
| Elysian | Referring to a paradise or haven for heroes and virtuous individuals in ancient Greek and Roman mythology. |
| Elza | Derived from the Germanic name 'Elza', meaning 'noble' or 'exalted', also related to the Old High German word 'alhsa'. |
| Emaaz | One who is honored. |
| Emberto | Of great acclaim |
| Emello | Rival; industrious |
| Emem | Person of peace |
| Emerens | A name meaning to be deserving. |
| Emerick | Ruler of the home or ruler of the people, derived from Old English words 'e' and 'mær' |
| Emeril | Emeril is a French surname derived from the name Émeril, meaning 'rival' or 'emulating'. |
| Emeryk | Polish variant of Emery, derived from the name of the mineral emery, symbolizing strength and resilience. |
| Emeterio | Emeterio is a Spanish name meaning 'to remember' or 'remembrance', derived from Latin 'memor'. |
| Emidio | Emidio is a Latin name meaning 'rival' or 'adversary', possibly derived from 'emere', meaning 'to take'. |
| Emiel | Rival; trying to equal or excel; emulating; work |
| Emigdio | Emigdio is a Spanish name meaning 'from the edge' or 'border dweller', possibly referring to a person living near a border. |