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| Eabha: | (AY-va) from From the Old Irish Eva. In legend, Eva was one of the wives of Nemed, and early invader of Ireland. |
| Eachna: | (AK-na) Old Irish=ech "horse." Early legend has a Connacht princess named Eachna who was one of the loveliest and cleverest women in the world. Echna. |
| Eadan: | (AH-dan) Old Irish=name Etan, borne in one tale by the beloved of the hero Cu Chulainn. |
| Earlene: | "pledge." |
| Eavan: | (E-van) Old Irish=aibinn "fair form." Name of several legendary Irish princesses. Modern Irish Aoibheann. |
| Ebliu: | another name of the sun goddess; or the Irish word oiph "beauty, sheen, radiance." Eibhliu, Eblenn, Eibhleann. |
| Edana: | "ardent, flame, fiery, zealous." Ethna, Eda, Eithna. |
| Eibhil: | (ay-LEEN) "light"; from French Aveline, brought by the Normans, and very popular among the Middle Ages' nobility. Eibhlihin, Eily, Ebliu, Aibhilin. |
| Eile: | (EL-eh-nohr) "light." Eleanor, Lean (LEHN). |
| Eileen: | "bringer of light"; version of Helen. Eilene, Eleanore, Ellen, Elen, Elan, Ilene, Helen, Eily, Ellie. |
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