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#	Name	Origin	Meaning	Gender	Save
1121	Ezel	Biblical	Hoing abroad, walk	M
1122	Ezem	Biblical	A bone	M
1123	Ezequiel	Spanish	God strengthens.	M
1124	Ezer	Biblical	A help.	M
1125	Ezer	Hebrew	Help.	M
1126	Ezera	Hawaiian	Variant of Ekela: Help.	M
1127	Ezera	Hebrew	Variant of Ezra: Help, helper.	M
1128	Ezhno	NativeAmerican	Solitary.	M
1129	Ezion-geber	Biblical	The wood of the man	M
1130	Eznik	Armenian	Name of a fifth century philosopher.	M
1131	Ezra	Biblical	'Help, court'	M
1132	Ezra	Hebrew	Help, helper. Famous bearer: Ezra was a 5th century BC religious reformer in the Old Testament; American poet Ezra Pound.	M
1133	Ezrah	Hebrew	Help. 5th century BC Jewish priest and scholar Ezra wrote three biblical books and began compiling and cataloging the Hebrew Scriptures that later formed the Old Testament.	M
1134	Ezri	Biblical	My help.	M
1135	Ezri	Hebrew	Variant of Ezra: Help, helper.	M