By Emma Waterhouse · Updated October 2026
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Catalan from Greek
"sweetly speaking"
Diminutive of Eulaalia, Finnish from Greek
Greek
"good victory"
"a good journey"
Variation of Euphemia, Greek
"fair speech"
Invented name, combination of Euphemia and Ophelia
"fair speech + help"
French variation of Euphemia, Greek
English word name from the Greek Euphonia
"well sounding"
English word name
"a feeling of intense excitement or joy"
French
"good cheer"
"joy, merriment"
"prosperity"
"good conduct"
"I have found [it]"
Variation of Eurydice, Greek
"wide justice, wide order"
Indigenous Australian
"joyful"
"wide face"
Welsh
"white gold"
Nature name or Greek
"wide force"
"wide glory"
"wide justice"
"structure outside the areas"
"broad pasture; broad law"
"fruitful"
"abundance"
"pleasing one"
Latin form of Eve, Hebrew
"life"
Variant of Evelina, or variant of Eva + Lina
"desired, water or island; to breathe, to live + tender, pretty"
Variation of Evelyn or Aveline
Hyphenated form of Evalotte, Swedish, Dutch, German
"life + free man"
Variation of Evalotte, Swedish, Dutch, German
Compound name, German, Swedish, Dutch
English, Hebrew, Latin
"life + moon"
Spelling variation of Evelyn
"desired; water, island"
Variation of Evelyn or combination of Eva + Lynn
"desired, wished for; life + lake; life + beautiful"
Welsh variation of John
"God is gracious"
Feminine form of Evan, Welsh form of John
English
"Evan's valley"
English, French, Dutch, Greek
"bearer of good news; The Gospel"
"bearer of good news"
Variation of Evangeline or Evangelista, English, Greek
"bearer of good news; preacher, Evangelist"
Variation of Evangeline, English, Greek
Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
"evangelist, preacher; sharer of good news or gospel"
Variation of Evangeline or Evangelista, Greek
Welsh, Sanskrit, Hebrew
"God is gracious; earth; life"
"peaceful"
Feminine variation of Evan, Welsh
Welsh, English
"god is gracious"
Hebrew, Irish compound name, Eva + Nora
"life + light"
"fair flower"
"blooming"
Variation of Eva, Evaristo, or Ivara, Hebrew, Latin, Norse
"life; well-pleasing; yew wood, archer, warrior"
"to be pleased, to have good will"
