Amelia Earhart, the pioneering aviator
Feminine of Earl, nobleman
Swedish pet form of Eberhard, an old noble name · Swedish
A dense black tropical wood
A rosette shaped succulent from Mexico · Latin · small dogs
The purple coneflower of the American prairies · Greek
White alpine flower of the German mountains · German
Pet form of Edith, Old English for riches and war
Old English, prosperous in war
Hebrew name that peaked around 1900 · Hebrew
Feminine of Edwin, rich friend
The escort in flamboyant wigs of The Hunger Games
Scottish Gaelic for island · Scottish
Scottish Gaelic name taken as a form of Helen · Scottish
Irish form of Elizabeth · Irish
Means grape in Hebrew · Hebrew
Norse goddess of healing and mercy · Norse
Welsh word for snow · Welsh
Irish name meaning kernel · Irish
Cardamom, the perfumed pod used in chai and sweets · Hindi
Old French form of Helen, a lady of the Arthurian legends · French
A moon of Jupiter, named for a lover of Zeus in myth · Greek
Tuscan island in the Mediterranean · Italian
The small dark berry of the elder tree · small dogs
The fragrant creamy flowers of the elder tree
Old French name long used across Britain · French
Determined heroine of Greek tragedy · Greek
Greek, a torch or bright light · Greek
Greek form of Helen, meaning shining light · Greek
Sensible elder sister in Sense and Sensibility · English
Spanish short form of Elisabet · Spanish
Czech pet form of Elizabeth · Czech
Another name for Dido, queen of Carthage · Phoenician
Hebrew rooted name meaning God is my oath · Hebrew
Hebrew Elisheba, my God is an oath · Hebrew
A German and Frisian given name · German
Germanic for all or other, a Norman favourite
French for she, also short for Eleanor or Gabrielle · French
Medieval form of Helen, torch
Short for Eleanor or Elizabeth
Means apple in Turkish · Turkish
Arabic, from amira, princess · Arabic
A form of Eleanor, light, popular in the American South
French name meaning foreign riches · French
French name meaning healthy and wide · French
An Ontario village beside a limestone gorge
Cornish for elm tree · Cornish
Greek personification of hope · Greek
Short for Elisabeth in German and Scandinavian use
Scottish form of Elizabeth · Scottish
The brightest star of Draco, Arabic for the great serpent · Arabic
Welsh name from Arthurian legend · Welsh
Spanish, of Visigothic origin, all true · Spanish
First woman in Norse myth, shaped from a tree · Norse
Old French form of Emmeline, from Germanic amal, work · French
Wife of the hero Cu Chulainn in Irish legend · Irish
The green variety of beryl
Blessed with beauty · Japanese · small dogs
Spanish form of Emily, meaning eager · Spanish
From the Roman family name Aemilius, rival · Latin
The matchmaking heroine of Jane Austen
Pet form of Emma or Emily, whole or rival
Baked or fried pastry turnover from Latin America · Spanish
A woman who rules an empire, from the Latin imperatrix
Rolled tortilla baked under chilli sauce · Spanish
Welsh word for rainbow · Welsh
Welsh, soul or life · Welsh
An American name of the 1800s, often read as alone backwards
Breton name from the word for honour, borne by the wife of Saint Efflamm · Breton
A coiled sugar dusted pastry from Majorca · Spanish
A soft coiled brioche topped with butter, sugar and cheese · Filipino
Irish name meaning kernel or little fire · Irish
Scottish Gaelic for barley · Scottish
Greek goddess of the dawn · Greek
Celtic goddess who protected horses · Celtic
The devoted, tragic girl of Les Miserables
The Latin name for heather, also a well loved given name · Latin
A poetic name for Ireland · Irish
Dwarf planet further out than Pluto
The goddess who gave her name to Ireland · Irish
Germanic ermen, whole or universal
A stoat in their snow white winter coat · small dogs
German name meaning earnest · German
Feminine of Ernest, serious
Akan day name for a girl born on Sunday · Akan
Old French name meaning esteemed or loved · French
A soft Filipino rice flour roll dusted with toasted flour · Filipino
A red chilli from the Basque village of Espelette · French
A town in Western Australia with some of the whitest beaches in the world · French
Spanish for hope · Spanish
Spanish for an ear of wheat · Spanish
Pet form of Esther, Persian for star · Persian
Cool beauty in Dickens's Great Expectations · Latin
French name meaning star · French
Kind narrator of Dickens's Bleak House · Hebrew
Spanish for star · Spanish
Spanish for little star · Spanish · small dogs
The great volcano of Sicily · big dogs
French word for star · French
Short form of Henrietta, home ruler
A study piece written to build skill · French
Greek, good gift, after the writer Eudora Welty · Greek
Empress Eugenie of France, wife of Napoleon III · French
Greek, well spoken, short for Eulalia · Greek
Greek, sweetly speaking · Greek
Greek name meaning good victory · Greek
Kindness and wisdom · Korean
A small finch of the Americas, Greek for sweet voiced · Greek · small dogs
Icy moon of Jupiter with an ocean beneath the crust · Greek
The wife Orpheus went to the underworld to find · Greek
Hebrew name meaning life · Hebrew
Greek, good news, from Longfellow's poem · Greek
From Hebrew Chawwah, linked to to breathe or to live · Hebrew
English name at its height in the 1920s · English
Greek pet form of Evangelia · Greek
Pet form of Eve or Evelyn, Hebrew for living · Hebrew
The surname of Charlotte Bronte governess heroine
Old Gaelic name meaning brown horse · Scottish
The great bird of prey of cliffs and crags · big dogs
Irish form of Edmund · Irish
Irish name meaning bird like · Irish
An English rank of the nobility
A black tea scented with bergamot
A snowy peak above Lake Wakatipu
After Wyatt Earp, lawman at the OK Corral gunfight in 1881
English place name, east town
Scandinavian short form of Eberhard, meaning brave boar · Swedish
Ebenezer Scrooge of A Christmas Carol, from Hebrew for stone of help · Hebrew
Japanese god of good fortune and fishermen · Japanese
A flaky currant cake from Lancashire
A round Dutch cheese in red wax · Dutch
Pet form of Edward, Old English for rich guardian
A little whirl of water or air turning against the current
Old English name meaning wealthy spear · English
English surname, son of Edward, after the inventor
French form of Edmund, rich protector · French
Old English name meaning prosperous protector · English
French form of Edward, meaning rich guard · French
Germanic, noble, a form of Etzel
Old English Eadweard, rich guardian
Finnish form of Eric · Finnish
Means a brave hero of the Aegean in Turkish · Turkish
The old English name of Mount Taranaki
German name meaning edge of a sword · German
Gustave Eiffel, the engineer behind the Eiffel Tower · French
The Bernese Alps peak with the famous north face · big dogs
Norse name meaning lone warrior · Norse
Means strong or enduring in Hebrew · Hebrew
The Greek born painter of Spain's golden age · Spanish
Spanish for the boss · Spanish
The biggest antelope in Africa · Afrikaans · big dogs
Means eagle in Malay and Indonesian · Malay
Variant of Albert, noble and bright
The highest peak in Europe · Russian · big dogs
Icelandic word for fire · Icelandic
The tiny charged particle that whizzes around an atom
English composer of the Enigma Variations · English
Hebrew for ascension, the priest who raised Samuel · Hebrew
Hebrew name meaning the Lord is my God · Hebrew
Hebrew for my God is Yahweh · Hebrew
Italian form of Helios, the sun · Italian
One of the largest deer · big dogs
After the Norwegian Elkhound, a hardy hunting dog
Duke Ellington, the great jazz bandleader and composer
Medieval diminutive of Elias, Hebrew for my God is Yahweh · Hebrew
A broad crowned shade tree · big dogs
A firm favourite of the early 1900s · English
The star at the tip of the bull's horn in Taurus · Arabic
Hebrew for oak tree · Hebrew
A form of Leroy, the king · French
From an Irish surname, carried by the singer Elvis Presley
English place name, elder tree wood
Hebrew for God is with us · Hebrew
English surname, son of Emery
German name meaning eager and industrious · German
Italian name from the Roman family Aemilius · Italian
An Arabic title for a prince or commander · Arabic
Welsh region in Carmarthenshire · Welsh
The Swiss cheese with big holes · German
German rooted name meaning universal or whole · German
Germanic Emmerich, work and power
The ruler of an empire · Latin · big dogs
Welsh form of Ambrose, immortal · Welsh
Tall flightless bird on the coat of arms
Moon of Saturn that sprays water into space
Labrador assistance dog who could work a cash machine
A handsome shepherd who sleeps forever under the moon · Greek
A tough player who protects teammates
The star on the nose of Pegasus · Arabic
Sumerian god of fresh water and clever ideas · Sumerian
Wild companion of Gilgamesh, raised among animals · Mesopotamian
Sumerian god of wind and air · Sumerian
Hebrew for dedicated, the father of Methuselah · Hebrew
A messenger sent on a special mission
Italian short form of Lorenzo or Vincenzo · Italian
Irish name meaning born of the yew tree · Irish
Irish form of John · Irish
A pungent Mexican herb cooked with beans · Mexican Spanish
Hebrew for fruitful · Hebrew
Italian form of Hercules · Italian · big dogs
Means cedar tree in Hebrew · Hebrew · big dogs
The great river constellation · Greek
Norse, sole ruler · Norse
Germanic, serious and earnest
Spanish and Italian form of Ernest, serious · Spanish
Pet form of Ernest, Germanic for serious and resolute
German for serious and earnest · German
Greek god of love · Greek
Breton form of Yves · Breton
Jacob's twin brother, traditionally said to mean hairy · Hebrew
Means tamarisk tree in Hebrew · Hebrew
Norwegian name meaning bear of the gods · Norwegian
A small espresso with cocoa and milk · Italian · small dogs
Strong black coffee forced through grounds under pressure · small dogs
Spanish form of Stephen · Spanish
French for tarragon · French
Hebrew for solid, enduring · Hebrew
French form of Stephen · French
Scottish form of Eoghan, born of the yew · Scottish
Ancient Greek mathematician who set out geometry · Greek
Greek name meaning well born · Greek
Leonhard Euler, the great Swiss mathematician · German
From Greek for good man, an Arcadian hero who settled in Italy · Greek
The highest mountain above sea level · big dogs
English surname from Everard, brave as a boar
The legendary sword of King Arthur
The rolling moorland of Somerset and Devon, home of wild red deer
Means might or strength in Hebrew · Hebrew
Hebrew for God will strengthen · Hebrew
Italian form of the Roman name Aetius · Italian
Hebrew name meaning help · Hebrew
Family name in Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights · English
The wooden stand that holds an artist's canvas
Means shrimp or prawn in Japanese, for a tiny dog · Japanese · small dogs
The spiny egg laying anteater of Australia · Greek
The Greek nymph who could only repeat what she heard
French choux pastry filled with cream, the name means flash · French
When one body passes in front of another and hides it
The pale beige of unbleached linen · French
Young soya beans steamed in the pod · Japanese
Hebrew name meaning delight or paradise · Hebrew
A town on the Nile with one of the best kept Egyptian temples · Ancient Egyptian
A long wriggly fish, for a dog who slips out of every collar
Means wing in Hawaiian, for a light-footed dog · Hawaiian
Hawaiian for a reddish brown tinge · Hawaiian
A sea duck famous for their soft down
The black ball in pool, potted last to win
Welsh name meaning bright and splendid · Welsh
Means tail in Malay, for a dog with a waggy one · Malay
The legendary city of gold, Spanish for the golden one · Spanish
A natural blend of gold and silver used for the first coins · Greek
The biggest land animal, for a gentle giant of a dog · big dogs
Santa's little helper in the toy workshop · small dogs
Welsh name meaning benevolent · Welsh
Grilled corn on the cob with toppings · Mexican Spanish
A tiny cathedral city in the Cambridgeshire fens
Means gold in Malay and Indonesian, for a golden dog · Malay
German name meaning brave and powerful · German
A slender white mushroom with tiny caps · Japanese · small dogs
The day when light and dark are equal
An Irish river and lakes in County Fermanagh
Means little pea in Afrikaans, for a tiny dog · Afrikaans · small dogs
The Welsh name for Snowdonia, the land of eagles · Welsh
French word for snail · French · small dogs
Corn kernels in a cup with lime and chilli · Mexican Spanish
A print made from a metal plate marked with acid
The yearly summer winds of the Greek islands, from the Greek for annual · Greek
Strawberries, cream and broken meringue, served at Eton College
The gum tree of Australia, from the Greek for well covered · Greek
A mellow tenor brass instrument, from the Greek for sweet sounding
Greek for I have found it, shouted by Archimedes in his bath · Greek
A vast Florida wetland of alligators and sawgrass
A tree that keeps its leaves all year round
Someone who travels to unknown places to discover them
Means beauty in Tamil · Tamil