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Biblical and Christian names starting with E
Many E names carry God's own name woven right into their meaning.
Biblical names starting with E
9 biblical names from the Old and New Testaments, each with its meaning, origin, and scriptural background.
Other Christian names starting with E
1 further Christian name from saints, virtues, and the wider Christian naming tradition.
Biblical names starting with E: common questions
- What names in the Bible start with E?
- Names in the Bible beginning with E include Elijah, Elisha, Elizabeth, Emmanuel, Enoch, Esther, Eve, Ezekiel, Ezra. Each links to a full guide covering its meaning, origin, and biblical background.
- What biblical names start with E?
- Biblical names beginning with E include Elijah, Elisha, Elizabeth, Emmanuel, Enoch, Esther, Eve, Ezekiel, Ezra. Each links to a full guide covering its meaning, origin, and biblical background.
- How many biblical names start with E?
- This directory lists 9 biblical names starting with E, drawn from the Old and New Testaments.
About names starting with E
E is full of names that hold God close. Elijah, whose name means my God is the Lord, was the bold prophet swept up to heaven in a whirlwind. Elisha, Ezekiel, and Ezra carry that same nearness to God, with meanings of salvation, strength, and help. Elizabeth was the joyful older mother of John the Baptist, the first to welcome Mary and her unborn son. Emmanuel means God with us, a name given to Jesus himself. Esther was the hidden queen whose courage saved her whole people, Enoch was the quiet man who walked with God, and Eve was the mother of all the living. These are names threaded through with the presence of God.