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

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Emmeline  (German)
Hardworking. Variant of Emily

Emmy  (German)
Hardworking. Variant of Emily

Emmy  (French)
Hardworking. Variant of Emily

Eniryt  (Greek)
Variant of Ambrose: Immortal. British Military Leader Ambrosius Aurelianus Was Probably a Prototype for Legendary King Arthur

Enyeto  (Native American)
The Bear's Manner of Walking

Erechtheus  (Greek)
King of Athens

Ereonberht  (Anglo Saxon)
Name of a King

Eric  (Teutonic)
Ever King, Moody, Contemplative, Courageous, Given to Day-dreaming

Eric  (Scandinavian)
Ever Kingly. in Scandinavian Legend the Viking Sea Rover Ericson: (Son of Eric the Red) Landed on the Shores of America Years Before Christopher Columbus

Erica  (Scandinavian)
Ever Kingly. Feminine of Eric

Erichthonius  (Greek)
King of Athens

Erick  (Scandinavian)
Ever Kingly. in Scandinavian Legend the Viking Sea Rover Ericson: (Son of Eric the Red) Landed on the Shores of America Years Before Christopher Columbus

Ericka  (Scandinavian)
Ever Kingly. Feminine of Eric

Ericksen  (Scandinavian)
Son of Eric 'Ever Kingly.'

Erickson  (Scandinavian)
Son of Eric 'Ever Kingly.'

Ericson  (Scandinavian)
Son of Eric 'Ever Kingly.'

Erik  (Scandinavian)
Ever Kingly. in Scandinavian Legend the Viking Sea Rover Ericson: (Son of Eric the Red) Landed on the Shores of America Years Before Christopher Columbus

Erika  (Scandinavian)
Ever Kingly. Feminine of Eric

Erikka  (Scandinavian)
Ever Kingly. Feminine of Eric

Erikson  (Scandinavian)
Son of Eric 'Ever Kingly.'

Eriq  (French)
Variant of Scandinavian Eric 'Ever Kingly.' Actor Eriq La Salle

Erpingham  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry V' Sir Thomas Erpingham, an Officer in the King's Army

Eryka  (Scandinavian)
Ever Kingly. Feminine of Eric

Escalibor  (Arthurian Legend)
King Arthur's Sword

Essex  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry the Sixth, Part Iii' and 'King John' Earl of Pembroke

Ethelbald  (Anglo Saxon)
Name of a King

Ethelbert  (Anglo Saxon)
Name of a King

Ethelbert  (English)
Splendid. from the Old English Name Aethelbeorht, Meaning Noble and Bright. Famous Bearers: Two English Kings of the Th and Th Centuries

Ethelred  (Anglo Saxon)
Name of a King

Ethelwulf  (Anglo Saxon)
Name of a King

Eulalia  (Greek)
Sweetly Speaking, Sweet-spoken. Famous Bearer; Th Century Spanish Martyr St Eulalia

Eulalie  (Greek)
Variant of Eulalia: Sweetly Speaking, Sweet-spoken

Eulalie  (French)
French Form of the Greek Eulalia, Meaning Sweetly Speaking, Well - Spoken

Evalac  (Arthurian Legend)
Name of a King

Evans  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry the Sixth, Part Iii' Sir Hugh Mortimer, Uncle to the Duke of York. 'The Merry Wives of Windsor' Sir Hugh Evans, a Welsh Parson

Evelake  (Arthurian Legend)
Name of a King

Evrain  (Arthurian Legend)
Name of a King

Excalibur  (Arthurian Legend)
King Arthur's Sword

Exeter  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry V' and 'Henry Vi, Part ' and 'King Henry the Sixth, Part Iii' Duke of Exeter, Uncle to the King Henry V, and Great-uncle to Henry Vi

Exton  (Shakespearean)
'King Richard the Second' Sir Pierce of Exton

Falstaff  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry Iv, & ' Prince John, Henry Iv's Son. 'Henry Vi, ' John Talbot. 'King Henry Vi, Iii' Sir John Mortimer, Sir John Montgomery, and Sir John Somerville. 'King John' the King. 'The Merry Wives

Fang  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry Iv, Part ' a Sheriff's Officer

Faron  (German)
Variant of Ferdinand: an Old German Name, from 'Fardi' Meaning Journey and 'Nanthi' Meaning Venture. Famous Bearers Include Three Holy Roman Emperors and Several Spanish and Italian Kings

Farquhar  (Scottish)
From the Gaelic Fearchar, Meaning 'Friendly Man' or 'Very Dear One'. Famous Bearer: an Early King of Scotland

Farran  (German)
Variant of Ferdinand: an Old German Name, from 'Fardi' Meaning Journey and 'Nanthi' Meaning Venture. Famous Bearers Include Three Holy Roman Emperors and Several Spanish and Italian Kings

Farren  (German)
Variant of Ferdinand: an Old German Name, from 'Fardi' Meaning Journey and 'Nanthi' Meaning Venture. Famous Bearers Include Three Holy Roman Emperors and Several Spanish and Italian Kings

Faulconbridge  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry Iv, Part ' Robert Shallow, a Country Justice. 'King John' Robert Faulconbridge, and His Father, Sir Robert Faulconbridge

Faulconbridge  (Shakespearean)
'King John' Lady Faulconbridge, Widow of Sir Robert Faulconbridge

Faylinn  (English)
Fairy Kingdom

Feeble  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry Iv, Part ' Francis Feeble, a Country Soldier

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