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The Very Best E Names for Boys and Girls


Everyone needs a name. Every parent must choose the perfect moniker for every baby they have. Even though it sounds easy, actually narrowing down names and choosing one is no simple task, especially when parents feel bombarded by an endless supply of names in baby name books and on websites.

Enough stressing out about it. Each of the names on the lists below were handpicked to ease your selection process. Either you find the perfect E name here, or you wait until next week to see if F is your letter.

Expect to finally end this long naming process, though, because you are oh so very close to discovering the name.  Experiment with some of the names below by pairing them with your favorite middle names. Everyone finds an excellent name eventually!

Explaining why you love a specific name isn't necessary, but feel free to share which ones caught your eye in the comment section below! Enjoy! 

  1. Edith                     
  2. Elaine
  3. Eleanor
  4. Elizabeth
  5. Ella
  6. Ellen
  7. Elodie
  8. Eloise
  9. Elowen
  10. Ember
  11. Emilia
  12. Emily
  13. Emma
  14. Emmeline
  15. Erica
  16. Erin
  17. Esme
  18. Esmeralda
  19. Estella
  20. Esther
  21. Eugenie
  22. Eulalia
  23. Eva
  24. Evangeline
  25. Everly
  1. Easton
  2. Edmund
  3. Edward
  4. Edwin
  5. Eleazar
  6. Eli
  7. Elias
  8. Elijah
  9. Elliott
  10. Ellison
  11. Emile
  12. Emmanuel
  13. Emmett
  14. Enzo
  15. Erasmus
  16. Eric
  17. Ernest
  18. Ethan
  19. Eugene
  20. Evan
  21. Evander
  22. Everett
  23. Ewan
  24. Ezekiel
  25. Ezra
Each of these names are great, but if the perfect one isn't on this page, perhaps you should check out our other lists by using the links below!

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