| N A M E | O R I G I N | M E A N I N G |
| Egbert | German | sword, famous, shiny |
| Egerton | Old English | edge |
| Egesa | Anglo-Saxon | Terror. |
| Egeslic | Anglo-Saxon | Terror. |
| Eggther | Norse | Guardian for the giants. |
| Eghan | Celtic | Ardent. |
| Egidio | Greek | Shield bearer. |
| Egidius | Dutch | Youthful. |
| Egidiusz | Polish | Protective shield. |
| Egil | Norwegian, French | the edge or point, a sting |
| Eginhard | German | Strong with a sword. |
| Eginhardt | German | Strong with a sword. |
| Egiodeo | Italian | Squire. |
| Egmont | German | weapon, defender |
| Egon | Gaelic | Young fighter. |
| Egor | Russian | Russian form of George 'farmer'. |
| Egyed | Hungarian | shieldbearer |
| Ehioze | African | Nigerian name meaning 'not jealous'. |
| Ehren | German | Honorable |
| Ehud | Biblical | He that praises |
| Eibhear | English | Strong as a boar. |
| Eiddoel | Welsh | Legendary son of Ner. |
| Eideard | English | Wealthy guardian. |
| Eifion | Welsh | Welsh surname. |
| Eigil | Norse | Inspires fright. |
| Eigneachan | Irish | Strong man. |
| Eikki | Finnish | Powerful. |
| Eiladar | Welsh | Legendary son of Penn Llarcan. |
| Eilam | Hebrew | Forever. |
| Eilif | Norse | Wounded in an attack on Hlidarend. |
