Possibly a variant of Hercules or a unique Spanish name.

Angel, "Messenger of God."

Variant of Erela, "angel."

Son of Eric.

Modern invented name, possibly inspired by the river Eridanus or sci-fi.

Child of blessed reason.

Likely a literary invention or variant of Araminta.

Meaning unknown, likely a modern invented name.

Elfin warrior, "Noble woman."

Whole, "Universal," variant of Irma.

Whole, "Universal," plus "enclosure," "protection."

Whole, "Universal," plus "strength."

Whole, "Universal," plus "strength," Anglicized form.

Eagle, "To fight," "Vigorous."

Oratory, from a mountain in Donegal.

Variant of Erin or Aaron.

Variant of Erin or Errin.

Meaning unknown, likely a modern invented name.

Pseudonym of Romain de Tirtoff, from his initials R.T.

A type of thistle-like plant.

God is my oath, Hungarian form of Elizabeth.

Meaning unknown, likely a modern invented name.

Meaning unknown, likely a modern invented name.

Place of broom shrubs, topographic surname.

Healthy, "Safe," "Peaceful," "Wind."

Life.

Pure, "Clean."

Inspiration.

Iron stone, or possibly a variant of Island.

Supreme, "Exalted," "Most high."

Common misspelling of Esmeralda.

Likely a variant of Esm�e or a modern French invention.

Variant of Esmerie or a modern invention.

Modern invented name, likely a unique creation.

Place of thorny bushes, topographic surname.

Place of thorny bushes, variant of Espinosa.

Entertainment and Sports Programming Network.

The intrinsic nature, "Scent."

Meaning unknown, likely a modern invented name.

Star, short for Esther.

Standing firm, "Steadfast."

Variant of Esther, popularized by Est�e Lauder.

Crown, "Garland," Spanish form of Stephanie.

Star, Spanish form of Stella.

Star, Polish form of Esther.

From the east, topographic surname.

Myrtle, or short for Esther.

East town, from a place name.

From Estonia, the Baltic country.

Road, "Street," topographic surname.