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| # | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
| 841 | Ermanno | Teutonic | Mighty defender. | M |  |
| 842 | Ermid | Welsh | Legendary son of Erbin. | M | |
| 843 | Ern | English | Diminutive of Earnest: A variant spelling of the German Earnest, meaning serious determined, earnestness or vigor, from the Old German Ernust. Famous bearer: The hero of Oscar Wilde's comedy 'The Importance of Being Earnest'. | M | |
| 844 | Ernan | Irish | Wise one. | M | |
| 845 | Ernest | English | Serious; determined. | M | |
| 846 | Ernest | German | Serious, determined. Earnestness or vigor, from the Old German Ernust. | M | |
| 847 | Ernestino | English | Variant of Ernest: Earnest. | M | |
| 848 | Ernesto | English | Variant of Ernest: Earnest. | M | |
| 849 | Ernesto | Spanish | Serious; determined. | M | |
| 850 | Ernie | English | A diminutive of Ernest sometimes used as an independent name. Also, in England, 'Ernie' refers to the Electronic Random Number Indicator Equipment which selects winning Premium Bond numbers. | M | |
| 851 | Ernst | English | Variant of Ernest: Earnest. | M | |
| 852 | Eron | Spanish | Variant of Aaron lofty or inspired. | M | |
| 853 | Eros | Shakespearean | Antony and Cleopatra'. Friend to Mark Antony. | M | |
| 854 | Erp | Norse | Son of Meldun. | M | |
| 855 | Erpingham | Shakespearean | 'King Henry V' Sir Thomas Erpingham, an officer in the King's army. | M | |
| 856 | Erramun | Teutonic | Mighty defender. | M | |
| 857 | Errapel | Hebrew | Divine healer. | M | |
| 858 | Errol | English | Variant of Harold: Army commander. Army, weald power. Also can be a variant of Earl, meaning nobleman. Famous bearer: Australian actor Errol Flynn. | M | |
| 859 | Errol | German | Earl; nobleman. | M | |
| 860 | Errol | Latin | Wandering. | M | |
| 861 | Errol | Scottish | Earl; nobleman. From a surname and place name. | M | |
| 862 | Erroll | German | Earl; nobleman. | M | |
| 863 | Erroll | Scottish | Earl; nobleman. | M | |
| 864 | Erroman | Teutonic | Mighty defender. | M | |
| 865 | Erromon | Basque | From Rome. | M | |
| 866 | Erryl | English | Variant of Earl: Noble leader. | M | |
| 867 | Erskine | Scottish | From the top of the cliff Ascending.'. | M | |
| 868 | Ervin | English | Friend. Variant of Irving. | M | |
| 869 | Ervin | Hungarian | Mariner. | M | |
| 870 | Ervin | Scottish | Beautiful. | M | |
| 871 | Ervine | English | Friend. Variant of Irving. | M | |
| 872 | Erving | English | Friend. Variant of Irving. | M | |
| 873 | Erving | Scottish | Variant of Ervin: Beautiful. | M | |
| 874 | Ervyn | Scottish | Variant of Ervin: Beautiful. | M | |
| 875 | Erwin | English | Variant of Irwin: Boar friend. Sea friend. | M | |
