| Eodgar | An Old English name meaning a wealthy spearman. |
| Epiphany | A sudden, powerful realization. |
| Esence | A name meaning the core of being. |
| Et | A name meaning the letter E. |
| Ethelfleda | Noble and wise protector. |
| Fedelma | One who is a faithful protector. |
| Felina | Cat-like, agile, and playful |
| Ferna | A name meaning a ferny place. |
| Fernah | A name meaning a green plant. |
| Firn | Refers to old granular snow. |
| Firne | An old word meaning ancient. |
| Fodobe | A name meaning to be gifted. |
| Forestt | Derived from Old English, meaning 'woodland' or 'forest' |
| Forrestt | Variant of Forrest, meaning 'woodland' or 'forest' |
| Fozobe | A name meaning a gift from heaven. |
| Franse | A person who is truly free. |
| Furn | A name meaning a hearth or oven. |
| Genista | Derived from the broom flower plant. |
| Gennie | A short form of Genevieve. |
| Glenice | A name meaning holy valley. |
| Graeson | Ruler of the people |
| Greffen | One who is a bold, brave hero. |
| Haili | A form of hayley |
| Halleigh | From the hall near the meadow |
| Harree | A person who is very free spirited. |
| Harrys | A ruler of the home or household. |
| Harvee | A battleready warrior of joy. |
| Harveson | The son of a joyful person. |
| Harys | A ruler of the home and hearth. |
| Haryson | Son of the ruler of the home |
| Havun | Meaning a place of refuge. |
| Haydyn | A name meaning fire or heat. |
| Hayliee | From the field of hay |
| Hayllie | From the field of hay |
| Haze | A light mist or thin fog. |
| Hazyl | A name meaning a hazy atmosphere. |
| Heaf | An old term for a mountain ridge. |
| Heathar | A variant spelling of Heather. |
| Heathor | A variant spelling of Heather. |
| Heathur | A variant spelling of Heather. |