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- Engracio♂Documented masculine counterpart in the Engracia name tradition
- Enoc♂Spanish Enoch: dedicated
- Enrique♂Home ruler
- Enriqueta♀Spanish feminine of Enrique: home ruler
- Enting♂Cebuano familiar Vicente; conquering root
- Epifania♀Appearance; manifestation
- Erasma♀Feminine form of Erasmo
- Erasmo♂Beloved or desired
- Erlinda♀Spanish Herlinde: army + soft or tender
- Esmeralda♀Emerald in Spanish and Portuguese
- Esmeraldo♂Rare masculine Esmeralda form in the emerald-name family
- Esperanza♀Hope
- Estanislao♂Spanish form of Stanislav; stand and glory
- Esteban♂Crown or wreath
- Esteban Gerson♂Esteban: Crown or wreath; Gerson: Form in the Gersom/Gershom biblical name family
- Estela♀Star; Spanish and Portuguese form of Estelle
- Estelita♀Affectionate diminutive of Estela
- Estrella♀Star
- Estrellita♀Spanish familiar form of Estrella: little star
- Eufrasio♂Masculine form in the Greek joy-name family
- Eulogia♀Praise or blessing in the Greek-derived name family
- Eusebia♀Pious or reverent, through Greek Eusebius
- Eusebio♂Pious or devout
- Eustacio♂Eustathios family: stable or well-built
- Eustaquia♀Fruitful association; feminine form of Eustachius
- Eustaquio♂Fruitful association; Spanish form of Eustachius
- Evangelina♀Good news; form of Evangeline
- Evita♀Spanish diminutive of Eva
- Exequiel♂Cebuano reshaping of Ezequiel/Ezekiel
- Fabian♂From Roman Fabianus, derived from Fabius
- Faustino♂Fortunate or auspicious; from Faustinus
- Fausto♂Auspicious or lucky
- Fe♀Faith
- Febe♀Bright or pure; form of Greek Phoebe
- Federico♂Peaceful ruler
- Feliciano♂Fortunate; from the Felix name family
- Felicidad♀Happiness or good fortune
- Felicio♂Latin Felix-root formation: fortunate or happy
- Felicisima♀Latin superlative: happiest or most fortunate
- Felicisimo♂Latin superlative: happiest or most fortunate
- Felipa♀Feminine of Philip: friend of horses
- Felipe♂Fond of horses
- Felisa♀Feminine form of Félix; happy or fortunate
- Felix♂Happy, fortunate or lucky
- Felix Gregorio♂Felix: Happy, fortunate or lucky; Gregorio: Watchful or vigilant
- Fely♀Respelling of Feli, familiar form of Felicidad
- Fermin♂Firminus-name family: firm
- Fernandito♂Documented Spanish familiar form of Fernando
- Fernando♂Spanish form of Ferdinand; daring in journey
- Fidel♂Faithful
- Fidelio♂Italian or Spanish Fidelis form: faithful or trustworthy
- Filomeno♂Greek Philomenes account: love + strength
- Flavio♂Golden or yellow-haired, through Roman Flavius
- Flor♀Flower
- Florante♂Balagtas’s literary hero; a disputed flower-and-weeping history
- Flordeliz♀From Spanish flor de lis: lily flower, the fleur-de-lis
- Florencio♂Flourishing or blooming
- Florentino♂Flourishing; from Latin Florentinus
- Florita♀Affectionate form of Flora
- Floro♂Flowery; from Latin Florus
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