| N A M E | O R I G I N | M E A N I N G |
| Everhardt | German | Variant of Eberhard: Boar's bravery. |
| Everhart | Dutch | Brave boar. |
| Everild | English | Boar battle. |
| Everitt | English | Variant of Everett: Hard boar. |
| Everleigh | English | From Ever's meadow. |
| Everley | English | grazing meadow |
| Everly | English | Grazing meadow |
| Evers | English | Wild Boar |
| Evert | Germany | hard brave hardy |
| Everton | English | Boar town. Hardy; brave. Variant of Everard. |
| Evgenii | Russian | Russian form of Eugene 'noble'. |
| Evi | Biblical | Unjust. |
| Evian | English | Variant of Evan; the French town famous for Evian springwater. A blend of Evan and Ian meaning 'John-John.'. |
| Evil-merodach | Biblical | The fool of Merodach; the fool grinds bitterly |
| Evoy | Irish | Blond. |
| Evrard | German | Strong as a boar. |
| Evrawg | Welsh | From York. |
| Evyn | Welsh | Variant of a Gaelic name anglicized as John. |
| Evza | Czech | Variant of Evzen: Well born. |
| Evzek | Czech | Variant of Evzen: Well born. |
| Evzen | Czech | of noble birth |
| Evzenek | Czech | Variant of Evzen: Well born. |
| Ewald | English | Powerful in the law. |
| Ewan | Gaelic | well born |
| Eward | German | Strong as a boar. |
| Ewart | German | Hardy; brave. |
| Eweheorde | English | Shepherd. |
| Ewen | Celtic | Young. |
| Ewert | English | Shepherd. |
| Ewind | Scandinavian | From the Island of the Wends (the Wends were an ancient Scandinavian tribe). |
