Boy Names That Mean Of

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Ebeneser
Stone of help.
Hebrew
Ebenezar
Stone of help.
Hebrew
Ebenezer
Stone of help.
Hebrew
Ebisu
Japanese god of fishermen and luck.
Japanese
Ecclesiastes
Derived from the Greek translation of the Hebrew 'Qoheleth', meaning 'one who...
Hebrew
Ecgfrith
Edge of peace, from Old English ecg 'edge' and friþ 'peace'.
Anglo-saxon
Echa
Echa is a Hebrew name meaning 'how' or 'alas', often associated with lamentat...
Hebrew
Echion
Son of Hermes and Antianeira, known for his swiftness.
Greek
Eckart
Brave or strong edge of a sword.
German
Eckbert
Bright edge of a sword.
Germanic
Eckerd
Derived from a Germanic personal name meaning 'edge of a sword'.
German
Eckhard
Brave or strong edge of a sword.
German
Eckhardt
Brave or strong edge of a sword.
German
Eckhart
Brave or strong edge of a sword.
German
Edadeha
Combination of Eda (wealthy) and Deha (grace).
English
Eddisen
Son of Edward.
English
Eddison
Son of Edward.
English
Eddisyn
Son of Edward.
English
Eddyson
Son of Eddy.
English
Edgartwon
From the town of the wealthy.
English
Edison
Son of Edward.
English
Edko
Guardian of wealth.
Dutch
Edmonson
Son of Edmond.
English
Edson
Son of Edward.
English
Eduarte
Combined form of Eduardo and Artur (Arthur).
Portuguese
Edwards
Son of Edward.
English
Edwardson
Son of Edward.
English
Edysen
Son of Adam.
English
Edyson
Son of Adam.
English
Efrain
Spanish form of Ephraim, meaning doubly fruitful.
Spanish
Efron
Offering.
Hebrew
Egborn
From the edge of the sword.
English
Egen
Born of noble descent.
Turkish
Egerton
From the town of the edges.
English
Egeslic
From the edge of the forest.
English
Egeton
From the edge of the town.
English
Eggert
Edge of the sword.
Germanic
Eggther
Edge of the sword.
Norse
Eghainathan
From the edge of the town.
Tamil
Eghert
Edge of the sword.
Germanic
Egil
Edge of the sword.
Norse
Egmont
Edge of a hill.
Germanic
Egon
Edge of a sword.
German
Egorka
Diminutive form of Egor.
Russian
Ehtisham
Meaning 'dignity' or 'honor', it signifies a person of high status and respect.
Arabic
Eideard
Scottish form of Edward, meaning 'wealthy guard'.
Scottish
Eigel
Edge of a sword.
German
Eigidio
Aegis of God.
Portuguese
Einfeld
Field of the solitary one.
German
Eirawat
A name of a celestial being or a divine entity in Hindu mythology.
Sanskrit
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