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Swedish and Norwegian
"little Else, little Elisabeth"
A sweet compound name blending Else with the element lilla , Elselill is a rare choice that could make an interesting honor for an Elisabeth. Similar in feel to Lilibet, it is sometimes used as a…
Form of Æðelwine, Old English
"noble friend"
Ethelwyn is a form of Æðelwine, a masculine Anglo-Saxon saints' name that was revived in the 19th century, but for girls. An old example of gender-bending names, the switch likely occurred due to its…
Diminutive of Earl, English, or word name
"nobleman, warrior; early"
A word that's been used, very infrequently, as a name for hundreds of years. Interesting sound and meaning.
Old English, place name
"swan stream, swan river, swan island"
This Old English name feels as if it could have stepped out of a fantasy novel, but it may be just similar enough to Everett and Elliot that it could work in the real world. Derived from the elements…
Bulgarian
"fir tree, spruce"
Also spelled Elitza, this sweet but spiky name comes from the Bulgarian ела meaning "fir tree". Similar in sound to Eliza, though not related to it, this could make a charming option for a December…
French, place name
"sea spray"
An unusual place name with a sea-inspired meaning, Embrun is a commune in the southeast of France, as well as a town in Ontario, Canada. Sometimes known as the "Nice of the Alpes", Embrun could get…
Turkish
"the one who blows wind"
A unisex Turkish name with breezy meaning, Esen sounds similar to names like Ethan and Eden, and could be a lovely choice for both within Türkiye and abroad.
A unisex Turkish name with an airy nature meaning, Esen sounds on-trend, similar to names like Eden, and could be a lovely choice for both within Türkiye and abroad.
Greek
"shore, beach, bank; shore goddess"
Short, sweet and appealing, Eione is a little used name from Greek mythology, borne by one of the Nereids, the sea nymph daughters of Nereus. Derived from the element eion , this name relates to the…
"action"
A unisex Turkish name from the word eylem, meaning "action". Reminiscent of trendy names like Ayla and Isla, it would be an especially fashionable choice for a baby girl born outside of Türkiye, and…
French, from Hebrew
"God helps"
A rarer form of Éléazar, the French form of the Biblical name Eleazar. Cutting off one syllable may make Elzéar seem a bit more down-to-earth than its more common variants. Some bearers of this name…
English, French, Dutch, Greek
"bearer of good news; The Gospel"
A sweet and musical variation of Evangeline or Evangelia, Evangelie may be considered a French form of the name in the style of Amelie, Elodie, and Eulalie. While it would typically be written as…
French
"star"
This French word for star sounds like even more of a celebrity-worthy choice than Star or Esther or Estella or Stella. But count on English speakers who never took high school French to stumble over…
Variation of Evangeline, English, Greek
"bearer of good news"
A sleek and pretty alternative to the rising star Evangeline, Evangelise may be interpreted in a variety of ways. On one hand, it may simply be an elaboration of Evangeline, ultimately from the Greek…
Variation of Evangeline or Evangelista, English, Greek
"bearer of good news; preacher, Evangelist"
An elaborate alternative to stylish Evangeline, Evangelisa is a rare choice with familiar and popular sounds. Ultimately deriving from the Greek euangelos meaning "bringer of good news", this form…
Variation of Evalotte, Swedish, Dutch, German
"life + free man"
Classic and charming but with plenty of spark, Evoletta is an alternative form of the compound name, Evalotte. Also spelled as Eva-Lotta, it appears in Astrid Lindgren's book series Kalle Blomkvist .…
Compound name, German, Swedish, Dutch
A name with old-fashioned charm, Evalotte is made more timeless by the continued appeal of Eva, Lotte, and Charlotte. Also written as Evalotta. Evelotte, and Eva-Lotta, it would be said as…
Variation of Émerence, French
"merit, deserve"
Also spelled as Emerence, Émerence, Emérence, and Émérance, this French name ultimately comes from the Latin Emerentius, meaning "to deserve". With the possibility of nickname Emmy and a virtuous…
French form of Adrian, Latin
"man of Adria"
Edrien or Adrien are both French forms of the classic Latin name Adrian. While this spelling takes you directly to the short for Ed, Adrian is by far the most popular spelling in the US, given to…
Spanish variation of Ilanit or Elanit, Hebrew
"little tree, sapling"
Elanith was a new entry to the US stats in 2025, when it was given to 81 babies, making it one of the fastest rising newcomers of the year. The most likely origin of the name is from the Hebrew…