| 1. | ELFA | From German names Elf (male) and Elfa (female) which were the spirits of nature (in the air, mountains, forests, ground and houses) in old German mythology. It is a new name. The diminutive form… 0.2 KB |
| 2. | ELIZ(A) | Is one of the short forms of the Latin name Elizabeth which is used independently (see Yeghisabet). |
| 3. | ELLADA | From the possessive case of the Greek word hellas (helladas) which is the official name of Greece since 1833. It is a new name. |
| 4. | ELPIS | From the Greek name Elpis "hope" which corresponds to Arm name Husik (Russian Nadezhda). According to the old popular belief Elpis (hope), Pistis (belief) and Agap (love) were sisters (Sofia's… 0.3 KB |
| 5. | ELVIRA | From Russian name Elvira "blond", "amber" which comes from Latin helva. It is spread now. |
| 6. | EMILIA | Is the female variant of the European name Emil, which came by means of literature, as well as Emil. |
| 7. | EMMA | From Latin hemma "dear", "mysterious" which is in use since XX c. It came by means of literature. |
| 8. | ERA | From Latin aera "initial figure", "original figure". It was very spread in 1920s in Russia through which it came to Arm. Now it is almost forgotten. |
| 9. | ETERI | From Georgian name Etheri "ether". It is spread in Georgia. |
| 10. | EVELINA | From German name Eveline (Russian Evelina). It is in use since XIX c. under the impression of Grigor Ardzruni's "Evelina" novel. The short form is Lina. |
