Looking for names that mean East? We couldn't find the exact name East, but listed below are some first names meaning East or names similar to the word East.

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Dong-yul  (Korean)
Eastern Passion

Ear  (Scottish)
From the East

Eara  (Celtic/Gaelic)
From the East

Eara  (Scottish)
From the East

Earie  (Scottish)
From the East

Earie  (Scottish)
From the East

Easter  (English)
From the Name of the Christian Festival, Which is Based on Eostre, the Name of a Germanic Spring Goddess. Sometimes Also Used As a Variant of Esther

Easter  (English)
Born at Easter. from the Name of the Christian Festival, Which is Based on Eostre, the Name of a Germanic Spring Goddess. Sometimes Also Used As a Variant of Esther

Easter  (American)
From the Holiday

Easter  (Anglo Saxon)
Goddess of the Dawn

Easter  (Persian)
Variant of Esther: Star. Refers to the Planet Venus. Also Myrtle Leaf. Also a Variant of Ishtar, the Babylonian Goddess of Love. Famous Bearer: Old Testament Ester, Who Became a Th Century Queen of Pe

Easton  (English)
From East Town. Surname

Eastre  (English)
Born at Easter

Elzaphan  (Biblical)
God of the Northeast Wind

Esta  (Italian)
From the East

Estcot  (English)
From the East Cottage

Estcott  (English)
From the East Cottage

Este  (Italian)
From the East

Eston  (English)
From East Town. Surname

Eurus  (Latin)
East Wind

Eurus  (Greek)
God of the East Wind

Fife  (Scottish)
Scottish Surname Originating from the Place-name Fife, a Region in Eastern Scotland. Fife is Thought to Be Named for Fib, a Legendary Pictish Hero Who Was One of the Seven Sons of Craithne. Variations

Griffin  (Greek)
Mythological Beast

Gryphon  (Greek)
Mythological Beast

Gur  (Biblical)
The Young of a Beast, a Whelp

Gur  (Biblical)
The Young of a Beast, a Whelp

Haggai  (Biblical)
Feast, Solemnity

Haggiah  (Biblical)
The Lord's Feast

Haggiah  (Biblical)
The Lord's Feast

Inez  (Greek)
Variant of Agnes: Poor, Pure, or Chaste. St. Agnes Was a 3rd Century Christian Martyr Whose January St Feast Day is Described in Keats' Poem 'The Eve of St Agnes'

Innes  (Scottish)
Surname Derived from the Name of a Barony in the Former County of Moray in Northeastern Scotland. Innes is Derived from the Gaelic Innis (Island). (In-nes)

Kadmus  (Greek)
From the East

Kedma  (Arabic)
Towars the East

Khaawar  (Muslim)
Variant of Khawar: East/West. Vacant

Khawar  (Muslim)
East/West. Vacant

Lorraine  (Scottish)
A Surname Derived from the Name of a Province in Eastern France Which is Derived from the Latin Lotharingia (Territory of the People of Lothar). Variations: Lorane. Short Forms: Lori, Lorri. (Lor-rane

Makkitotosimew  (Native American)
She Has Large Breasts (Algonquin)

Nessa  (Greek)
Diminutive of Agnes: Poor, Pure, or Chaste. St. Agnes Was a 3rd Century Christian Martyr Whose January St Feast Day is Described in Keats' Poem 'The Eve of St Agnes'. Agnes Was Popular Until the Refor

Nessie  (Greek)
Diminutive of Agnes: Poor, Pure, or Chaste. St. Agnes Was a 3rd Century Christian Martyr Whose January St Feast Day is Described in Keats' Poem 'The Eve of St Agnes'. Agnes Was Popular Until the Refor

Nest Nesta  (Greek)
Diminutive of Agnes: Poor, Pure, or Chaste. St. Agnes Was a 3rd Century Christian Martyr Whose January St Feast Day is Described in Keats' Poem 'The Eve of St Agnes'. Agnes Was Popular Until the Refor

Orien  (Latin)
The Orient, East

Pascal  (French)
Born on Easter

Pascal  (French)
Easter Child, Lamb

Pascala  (French)
Born at Easter

Pascale  (French)
Born at Easter

Pascale  (French)
Passover,Easter

Pascaline  (French)
Born at Easter

Pascha  (Slavic)
To Pass Over, Born on Easter

Pasclina  (French)
Born at Easter

Pascoe  (French)
Variant of Pascal: of Easter

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