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Index

Earl – Eden – Edith – Eduarda – Edwin – Eireann – Eleanor – Eli – Elina - Elizabeth – Ellie – Elliott – Elton – Emanuel - Emilie – Emma – Enzo – Erin – Ernest - Ertuğrul – Eugenia – Evan – Ewen

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Earl

From: Old English eorl
Meaning: Nobleman, warrior
Quenya: Artor (arta+[or] = noble+[masculine names suffix]) or Ohtar (warrior)

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Eden

From: Hebrew place name taken from “Garden of Eden”
Meaning: Eden means “place of pleasure”
Quenya: Alassenórië (alassë+nórë+[ië] = n. joy, pleasure+n. land+[feminine names suffix])

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Edith

From: Old English name Eadgyð, derived from the elements ead & gyð.
Meaning: Ead means rich, blessed & gyð means war.
Quenya: Herenohtië (heren+ohta+[ië] = fortunate, wealthy+war+[feminine names suffix])

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Eduarda

From: Portuguese feminine form of Edward, derived from Old English elements ead & weard
Meaning: Ead means rich & weard means guard
Quenya: Herenvarnë (heren+varna+[ë] = fortunate, wealthy+safe,protected+[feminine names suffix])

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Edwin

From: Old English name composed from the elements ead & wine.
Meaning: Ead & wine mean “rich, blessed” & “friend” respectively.
Quenya: Alyameldon (alya+{meldo}+[on] = adj. rich, blessed+{n. friend}+[masculine names suffix])

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Eireann

From: Éireann, the genitive case of Gaelic Eire. It is commonly Anglicized as Erin.
Meaning: From Ireland
Quenya: Íverindo (Íverin+[o] = Ireland+[genitive case suffix])

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Eleanor

From: Old French form of the Provençal name Aliénor.
Meaning: Aliénor meant simply “other Aenor” (to distinguish the queen of Louis VII, the king of France, and later Henry II, the king of England from his mother with the same name). Aenor is a Latinized form of a Germanic name with unknown meaning.
Quenya: Exëanor (exë+{anor} = other+{orthographical equivalent of Aenor})

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Eli

From: Masculine Hebrew name אֵלִי
Meaning: My God
Quenya: Erunyo (Eru+-nya+[o] = God+my+[masculine names suffix])

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Elina

From: See Helen(a) entry here.
Meaning: See Helen(a) entry here.
Quenya: See Helen(a) entry here.

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Elizabeth

From: Greek Ελισαβετ (Elisabet) which came from the Hebrew name אֱלִישֶׁבַע (‘Elisheva’)
Meaning: My God is an oath
Quenya: Eruvanda (Eru+vanda = God+oath)

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Ellie

From: English diminutive of names such as Eleanor & Ellen
Meaning: See Eleanor & Helen(a) entries here.
Quenya: Exincë (exë+[-incë] = other+[diminutive suffix] OR Isilincë (Isil+[-incë] = Moon+[diminutive suffix])

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Elliott

From: English surname which was derived from diminutive of the medieval Elias, cognate of Elijah from Hebrew אֱלִיָּהוּ (‘Eliyyahu).
Meaning: My God is Yahweh (i.e. Jehovah)
Quenya: Yáwerunyo (<Yáwë>+Eru+{nya}+[o] = <orthographic equivalent of Yahweh>+God+{poss. pron. “my”}+[masculine names suffix])

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Elton

From:Old English surname which was originally from a place name.
Meaning: Ella’s town in Old English
Quenya: Elloston (Ella+osto+[on] = Ella*+city, town+[masculine names suffix]) * = Orthographic equivalent of Ella, no etymologies applied to the town’s name.

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Emanuel

From: Scandinavian, German, Romanian and Croatian form of Emmanuel which comes from the Hebrew name עִמָּנוּאֵל (‘Immanu’el)
Meaning: God is with us
Quenya: Erómëon (Eru+ómë+[on] = God+with us+[masculine names suffix])

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Emilie

From: Feminine form of the Roman family name AEMILIVS, which was derived from Latin AEMVLVS
Meaning: Rival
Quenya: Nottië (notto+[ië] = enemy+[feminine names suffix])

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Emma

From: Originally a short form of Germanic names that began with the element ermen
Meaning: Whole, universe
Quenya: Ilúvë (ilúvë = the whole, allness)

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Enzo

From: Uncertain. It may come from an Old Italian form of Heinz or a variant name of Germanic Anzo. Also, in modern times it’s used as short form of Italian names Vincenzo & Lorenzo.
Meaning: Anzo comes from a Germanic element ant meaning “giant”. Check also Henry, Vincenzo & Lorenzo entries here.
Quenya: Norson (norsa+[on] = giant+[masculine names suffix])

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Erin

From: Anglicized form of Éireann
Meaning: See Eireann entry here
Quenya: Íverindë (Íverin+[ë] = Ireland+[feminine names suffix])

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Ernest

From: Germanic eornost
Meaning: Serious
Quenya: Raitalóro (raita+{lóra}+[o] = smile+{suffix -less}+[masculine names suffix])

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Ertuğrul

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From: Turkish name composed by the elements er & tuğrul
Meaning: Er means man, manly & tuğrul is a bird akin to hawk or falcon (related to doğan)
Quenya: Hanwafiono (hanwa+fion+[o] = adj. male+n. hawk+[masculine names suffix])

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Eugenia

From: Feminine form of EVGENIVS the Latin form of the Greek name Ευγενιος (Eugenios)
Meaning: See Owen entry here.
Quenya: Mainónë (mai+nóna+[ë] = well+born+[feminine names suffix])

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Evan

From: Anglicized form of Iefan, a Welsh form of John.
Meaning: See John entry here
Quenya: Eruntanon = (Eru+anta+[on] = God+to give+[masculine names suffix]) NOTE: Suffix -non used just to make a little distinction from John itself.

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Ewen

From: Variant of Ewan which is the Anglicized form of Eoghan
Meaning: Born from the yew tree
Quenya: Malinornon (malinornë+{nóna}+[on] = n. yellow-tree+{adj. born}+[masculine names suffix]