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Meaning of the Name Erma |
| 422 names found for "Erma" (page 4 of 9) |
The first name Erma is of Greek, Teutonic, German origin. It is often a girl name. It has the following meaning(s):
Greek: Universal, WholeTeutonic: SerpentGerman: Complete. War GoddessSimilar Names
Related Names
Derek
(English)Gifted Ruler. People Ruler. Variant of the Old German Theodoricfamous Bearer: Derrick Was a Th Century Hangman at Tyhurn, Whose Name Became Synonymous With 'Gallows' and Now Refers to a Type of Crane.
Derrick
(English)Gifted Ruler. People Ruler. Variant of the Old German Theodoric. Famous Bearer: Derrick Was a Th Century Hangman at Tyhurn, Whose Name Became Synonymous With Gallows and Now Refers to a Type of Crane
Derry
(English)Diminutive of Derek: Gifted Ruler. People Ruler. Variant of the Old German Theodoric. Famous Bearer: Derrick Was a Th Century Hangman at Tyhurn, Whose Name Became Synonymous With Gallows and Now Refer
Dillon
(Irish)Like a Son. from an Irish Surname Derived from the Old German First Name Dillo. Also Used As a Variant Spelling of Dylan, Meaning 'Like a Lion.'
Dirk
(English)Variant of Derek: Gifted Ruler. People Ruler. Variant of the Old German Theodoric. Famous Bearer: Derrick Was a Th Century Hangman at Tyhurn, Whose Name Became Synonymous With 'Gallows' and Now Refers
Dodya
(Hebrew)Variant of David: Cherished. Famous Bearers: British Pop Star David Bowie, American Talk-show Host David Letterman
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
Eileen
(Latin)Variant of Evelina: Latinized Form of the Old German Name Avelina. Famous Bearer: Fanny Burney's Novel 'Evelina'
Eloisa
(French)Variant of Heloise: Derived from the Old German Name Helewidis, Meaning Hale and Wide. Also a French Form of Louise
Elsa
(German)A Diminutive of Elizabeth, Meaning 'My God is Bountiful', or 'God of Plenty.' Also from the Old German Athal Meaning 'Noble'
Em
(German)Variant of Emma: Whole. Complete. Universal. Old German 'Ermin' or 'Irmin', Meaning Universal. Also a Diminutive of Any Feminine Name Starting With Em-
Emblem
(English)Variant of the French Emmeline, Which Ultimately Derives from the Old German 'Amal' Meaning Labor
Emblyn
(English)Variant of the French Emmeline, Which Ultimately Derives from the Old German 'Amal' Meaning Labor
Emeline
(English)Variant of the French Emmeline, Which Ultimately Derives from the Old German 'Amal' Meaning Labor
Emelyn
(English)Variant of the French Emmeline, Which Ultimately Derives from the Old German 'Amal' Meaning Labor
Emery
(German)Brave; Powerful. from the Old German Name Emmerich, Derived from 'Amal', Meaning Labour and 'Ne', Meaning Ruler. Variant of Amory. Commonly Used As a Surname
Emily
(German)Feminine Form of Emil: from the Roman Family Name Aemilius, Meaning 'Industrious.' Also a Variant of Amelia: from the Old German Amalburga, Meaning Labour and the Latin Aemilia
Emlyn
(English)Variant of the French Emmeline, Which Ultimately Derives from the Old German 'Amal' Meaning Labor
Emma
(German)Whole. Complete. Universal. Old German 'Ermin' or 'Irmin', Meaning Universal. Famous Bearer: S Television Character Emma Peel in 'The Avengers'; Lady Emma Hamilton, Mistress to Lord Horatio Nelson
Emmeline
(French)Industrious. Hardworking. from the Old French Ameline, Derived from Old German 'Amal' Meaning Labor. Famous Bearer: British Suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst
Ermintrude
(German)Universal Strength. from the Old German 'Ermin' Meaning Universal, and 'Drudi' Meaning Strength
Ermyntrude
(German)Universal Strength. from the Old German 'Ermin' Meaning Universal, and 'Drudi' Meaning Strength
Ern
(English)Diminutive of Earnest: a Variant Spelling of the German Earnest, Meaning Serious Determined, Earnestness or Vigor, from the Old German Ernust. Famous Bearer: the Hero of Oscar Wilde's Comedy 'The Impo
Ernestine
(English)Feminine Form of Earnest: a Variant Spelling of the German Earnest, Meaning Serious Determined, Earnestness or Vigor, from the Old German Ernust. Famous Bearer: the Hero of Oscar Wilde's Comedy 'The I
Ethelinda
(English)From Aethelind, the Old English Equivalent of an Old German Name Derived from Athal 'Noble' and Lindi 'snake'
Evelina
(Latin)Latinized Form of the Old German Name Avelina. Famous Bearer: Fanny Burney's Novel 'Evelina'
