Boy names

Emilio

Emilio is a Latin boy name.

From the Roman family name Aemilius. There are two theories about its meaning:

1. It comes from the Latin term “aemilius” that means “who strives to work”.
2. This name procedes by the Greek word “aimilios” (kind).

Emmanuel

Emmanuel is a Hebrew boy name. Meaning “God is with us”.

Emmet

Emmet is an English boy name.

From the English surname Emmett which was derived from Emma.

Ender

Ender is an unknown origin boy name. Probably it is a childish version of Andrew.

He is the principal characters in the book “Ender’s game” that was writed in 1985 by Orson Scott Card.

Categorized into: Fictional characters names

Endor

Endor is a Norse boy name.

Norse form of the Icelandic name Einþór which is composed by the terms “einn” (one, alone) and “þórr” (thunder).

Enea

Enea is an Italian boy name.

Evolution of the Roman name Aeneas, this is a variant of the Greek name Aineias, derived from the word “aine” (praise).

In Greek mythology he is one of the main heroes defending Troy from the Greeks. Later, the Roman writer Virgil continued his adventures in the Aeneid, a writing that narrate how Aeneas travels to Italy and founds the Roman state.

Eneko

Eneko is a Basque boy name. Meaning “mine”.

Enoch

Enoch is a Hebrew boy name. Meaning “dedicated”.

In the Old Testament he is a son of Cain.

Enol

Enol is a Spanish boy name.

Name of a lake located in the Picos de Europa (Asturias).

Probably the word “enol” meant “water” in pre-Roman language.

Enric

Enric is a catalan boy name. Meaning “home ruler”.

Catalan form of Henry