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Eustace

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Eustace is of Old Greek origin, it comes from the Old Greek name 'Eustakhios'. The name Eustakhios has two components in it, 'eu', meaning 'good', and 'stachys', meaning 'ear of corn or grapes'. Eustace can mean anything from 'good harvest' to 'bearing fruit'.

Eustacio

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Eustacio is a Spanish variant of Eustace. Eustace is of Old Greek origin, it comes from the Old Greek name 'Eustakhios'. The name Eustakhios has two components in it, 'eu', meaning 'good', and 'stachys', meaning 'ear of corn or grapes'. Eustace can mean anything from 'good harvest' to 'bearing fruit'.

Eva

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Eva is a variant of Eve. Eve originates in Hebrew language and means "living and breathing". Eve has been one of the most popular feminine given names over centuries and in different spelling around the world. It has been mainly popular in Christianity and Judaism since Eve was the second person and the first woman created by God. God created her from her husband Adam's rib. Later on, she is the one who suggests to eat the forbidden fruit and consequently they are both expelled from the Garden of Eden. In the United States, Eve's popularity has declined in the last few decades.

Evan

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Evan is derived from Iefan, itself a Welsh variant of John. John originates in Hebrew language and means "God is merciful". It has been one of the most popular masculine given names over centuries, and in different spellings all over the world. Throughout history it was borne by numerous kings, princes, emperors, popes and saints, the most famous being John the Baptist and John the Apostle. More recently, the famous bearers include John F. Kennedy and John Lennon.

Evander

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Evander is an English name of Old Greek origins. It is a variant of the Old Greek name 'Euandros'. The name “Euandros' is made up of two parts, 'eu', meaning 'good', and 'andros', meaning 'man'. Evander means a good man.

Evangeline

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Evangeline originates in Greek language and means "great news". The name was popularized by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in his 1847 epic poem Evangeline, A Tale of Acadie. Nowadays, it is not as popular as it used to, especially in the United States.