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# Name Origin Meaning GenderSave

1781ErvinEnglishFriend. Variant of Irving.Boy
1782ErvineEnglishFriend. Variant of Irving.Boy
1783ErvingEnglishFriend. Variant of Irving.Boy
1784ErwinEnglishVariant of Irwin: Boar friend. Sea friend.Boy
1785ErwinekEnglishVariant of Erwin: Boar-friend.Boy
1786ErwynEnglishFriend of the sea. Variant of Erwin: Boar-friend.Boy
1787ErwynnEnglishFriend of the sea. Variant of Erwin: Boar-friend.Boy
1788EsmondEnglishProtected by God. Grace and protection. From the Old English name Estmund. Commonly used as a surname. Famous bearer: the hero of Thackeray's novel Henry Esmond.Boy
1789EsmundEnglishProtected by God.Boy

1790EsrlsonEnglishNobleman's son.Boy
1791EstcotEnglishFrom the east cottage.Boy
1792EstcottEnglishFrom the east cottage.Boy
1793EstmundEnglishProtected by God.Boy
1794EstonEnglishFrom East town. Surname.Boy
1795EthelbertEnglishSplendid. From the Old English name Aethelbeorht, meaning noble and bright. Famous bearers: two English kings of the 6th and 9th centuries.Boy
1796EthelredEnglishNoble counsel, from the Old English 'aethel raed' Famous bearers: the Anglo-Saxon Ethelred the Unready.Boy
1797EtonEnglishVariant of Eaton: River town.Boy
1798EvaldEnglishVariant of Ewald: Powerful in the law.Boy
1799EvansEnglishSon of Evan. Evan is the Welsh form of the Hebrew John, meaning God has been gracious, or God has shown favor.Boy
1800EverEnglishStrong as a boar.Boy