By Emma Waterhouse · Updated October 2026
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Elaboration of Esther, Haitian, Persian
"star"
Hebrew diminutive of Esther, Persian, or Basque
"star; sweet honey"
Modern Greek and Italian form of Hestia
"hearth, fireside"
Basque
"sweet honey"
Judeo-Greek and Judeo-Spanish diminutive of Esther, Hebrew
Literary name
Modern literary name
Diminutive of Esther, Persian
Turkish variation of Aswad
"black"
Irish
"jealousy"
Hebrew
"strength of purpose"
"noble"
Hungarian
"little father"
English
"everlasting, infinite"
Word name
"infinite, unending; endless life after death"
"noble maiden"
"noble and bright"
English, Anglo-Saxon
"noble strength"
Variation of Adelind or Ethelinda
"noble, supple and tender"
German, Spanish compound name, Ethel + Linda
"noble + pretty"
Variation of Ethel, English
English combination of Ethel + Mary
"noble + drop of the sea, bitter, beloved"
Form of Æðelwine, Old English
"noble friend"
Diminutive of Ethel, Elizabeth, Elspeth, or similar
"noble; pledged to God"
English from Greek
"Burnt-face, red-brown"
Variation of Eithne, Irish
"kernel"
Welsh form of Eithne, Gaelic
"nut kernel"
French
English diminutive or names ending with 'etta' or 'ette'
"little"
"study"
Greek
"grace, charm"
"good repute, glory"
Greek, "to be well pleased, to have good will"
"to be well pleased, to have good will"
"generous gift"
"good deeds"
French form of Eudoxia, Greek
Feminine variation of Eugene, Greek
"wellborn, noble"
French form of Eugenia, Greek
Diminutive of Eulalia
Finnish variation of Eulalia, Greek
"sweetly speaking"
"caution"
"sweet-speaking"
