The green gemstone.

To deserve, French form of Emerentia.

Possibly a variant of Emer or a modern invention.

Blessed beauty, "Favor," "Beauty."

Child of the blessed beauty.

Rival, "Industrious," elaborated feminine of Emiliano.

Rival, "Industrious," elaborated French feminine.

Rival, "Industrious," Slavic form of Emily.

Princess, "Commander."

Universal, "Whole," diminutive of names beginning with Em-.

From the Elm valley, or a surname.

Around the valley.

Modern invented spelling of Emily or Emma Lee.

Modern invented name, blending Emma and Ali.

Modern invented elaboration of Emma or Emily.

Modern invented name, blending Emma and Lyn.

God is with us, feminine form of Emmanuel.

Short for Emma or Emily, popularized by model Emme.

Creative modern spelling of Emily.

Short for Emily, Emma, etc.

Short for emotional, or a music subculture.

Sovereign ruler of an empire.

Emlas clearing, from a place name.

Fire, "Passion," short for names ending in -ena.

Short for Encarnaci�n, "incarnation."

Possibly from a place name.

From Saint Endellion, a Cornish parish.

Likely a modern Welsh-inspired invention.

Rainbow.

Angel.

Angel, Swedish variant.

From England, "The language."

Grace, "Favor."

Little doe, "Fawn."

Likely a Turkish variant of Agnes or a unique name.

Invented by Victor Hugo for "Les Mis�rables."

God, "Sky."

Island, or from the place Inis.

Alone spelled backwards; popularized by the plane that dropped the atomic bomb.

Attacker, "Marauder."

Meaning uncertain, possibly a variant of Eniola or other African name.

Violet flower, or "wind."

Dawn, goddess of the dawn.

Created by J.R.R. Tolkien for "The Lord of the Rings."

Grand, "Heroic," "Narrative poem."

Epiphany, "Manifestation."

A sudden revelation, "Manifestation."

Invented by Victor Hugo for "Les Mis�rables."

Age, "Period of time."

Lovely, "Beloved," the Muse of love poetry.