The first name Evan is of Hebrew, Scottish, Welsh, English, Celtic origin. It is often a boy name. It has the following meaning(s):

Hebrew: Variant of Eben: Stone

Scottish: Right Handed

Welsh: God is Good

Welsh: Young Warrior (Ev, Even, Evin, Ewan, Owen)

English: Youth; an Anglicized Form of the Gaelic Eoghan (Youth).(Eh-vun)

Welsh: Young. The Welsh Form of the Hebrew John, Meaning God Has Been Gracious, or God Has Shown Favor

Celtic: Young Warrior, Stalwart, Brave, Reliable, Possesses Great Charm of Manner

Celtic: Young Fighter

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Ap Evan  (Welsh)
Son of Evan

Ava  (Latin)
Variant of Eva: Living One. The Latin Form of the Hebrew Eve. Famous Bearers: Evangeline, Adolf Hitler's Mistress Eva Braun. in the Bible Eve Was Adam's Wife and the First Woman

Beavan  (Welsh)
Variant of Bevan: Evan's Son

Beaven  (Welsh)
Variant of Bevan: Evan's Son

Bevan  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Son of Evan

Bevan  (Celtic)
Young Soldier

Bevan  (Welsh)
Evan's Son

Bevon  (Welsh)
Variant of Bevan: Evan's Son

Crevan  (Irish)
Fox

Crevan  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Fox

Delevan  (English)
Variant of Delvin: Friend; Good Friend

Devan  (English)
Variant of the English County Name Devon

Devan  (Gaelic)
Servant

Devan  (English)
Divine

Devan  (French)
Divine

Devan  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Writer of Poetry

Devan  (Irish)
Variant of Devin: Poet

Devana  (French)
Divine

Devana  (English)
Divine

Devanand  (Indian)
joy of god

Devanand  (Hindu)
Divine Joy

Devanand  (Hindu)
Joy from the Gods

Devaney  (Irish)
Dark-haired

Devang  (Indian)
part of god

Devanie  (Irish)
Dark-haired

Devanna  (French)
Divine

Devanna  (English)
Divine

Devanshi  (Hindu)
Angel

Devany  (Irish)
Dark-haired

Devin  (Gaelic)
Poet (Devan, Devinne)

Devon  (English)
Name of a Place (Devan, Devyn, Devana)

Eoghan  (Scottish)
Youth; an Ancient Name Thought to Be Derived from Eoghunn (Youth). Anglicizatons: Euan, Ewan, Evan, Hugh. Variations: Eoghann. (Eh-vahn)

Estevan  (Spanish)
Variant of Esteban: Crown

Ev  (Welsh)
Diminutive of Evan: God is Good

Eva  (Latin)
Living One. The Latin Form of the Hebrew Eve. Famous Bearers: Evangeline, Adolf Hitler's Mistress Eva Braun. in the Bible Eve Was Adam's Wife and the First Woman

Evander  (Scottish)
Good Man

Evander  (Latin)
Fought With Aeneas

Evander  (Scottish)
Derived from the Greek Euandros, a Cormpound Name Composed of the Elements Eu (Good, Well) and Andros (Man). (Ee-van-der)

Evanee  (English)
Feminine of Evan: Young Fighter

Evangela  (Greek)
Brings Good News

Evangelia  (Greek)
Bringer of Good News

Evangelia  (Greek)
One Who Brings Good News

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