| Meaning | life, living one |
| Origin | Hebrew, Latin |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Popular |
| Length | 3 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Syllabification | E-va |
Three letters, infinite elegance. Eva achieves remarkable impact through absolute economy, proving that brevity and beauty coexist perfectly. This ancient name has endured across millennia and cultures, demonstrating timeless appeal that transcends trends. Eva's simplicity creates sophistication—there's nothing extraneous, nothing unnecessary, only essential grace. The name carries weight despite its lightness, commanding respect while remaining warmly approachable. Eva works effortlessly in virtually any cultural, linguistic, or professional context, making it supremely practical for our interconnected world. Its palindromic structure adds pleasing symmetry, while the open vowels create bright, clear sound. Eva feels simultaneously classic and contemporary, never outdated yet never trendy. The name suits every personality type and life path, from artistic to scientific, from adventurous to contemplative. Parents choosing Eva often value refinement, tradition, and names that need no embellishment to shine. Eva represents naming confidence—selecting something so fundamentally strong that it requires no justification or elaboration. For those seeking perfection in simplicity, elegance in brevity, and timelessness in modern form, Eva stands as exemplar.
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| Evelyn |
| Evangeline |
| Evie |
| Eve |
| Evvie |
| Vivi |
| Eva Perón | Argentine political leader and actress |
| Eva Green | French actress |
| Eva Mendes | American actress and model |
| Eva Longoria | American actress and activist |
| Eva Marie | American professional wrestler |
| Eva Cassidy | American singer-songwriter |
| Eva Braun | German wife of Adolf Hitler |
| Eva Hesse | German-American sculptor |
| Eva Marie Saint | American actress |
| Eva Joly | French magistrate and politician |
| Eva Ayllón | Peruvian singer |
| Eva Kotchever | Polish-born American anarchist |
| Eva LaRue | American actress |
| Eva Hart | Survivor of the Titanic |
| Eva-Marie Liffner | Swedish film director |
| Eva Chen | American fashion journalist and editor |
| Eva Le Gallienne | English-American actress and theater director |
| Eva Angelina | American pornographic actress |
| Eva Marie Veigel | Austrian-British dancer and actress |
| Eva Švankmajerová | Czech artist and writer |
| Eva Luna | Protagonist of the eponymous novel by Isabel Allende |
| Eva Nine | Protagonist of the "The Search for WondLa" series by Tony DiTerlizzi |
| Eva Perón | Character in the musical "Evita" |
| Eva Wei | Character in the film "In the Mood for Love" |
| Eva Ernst | Villain in the film "The Witches" |
| Eva Galli | Character in the novel "The Other" by Thomas Tryon |
| Eva-01 | Mecha in the anime series "Neon Genesis Evangelion" |
| Eva Levante | NPC in the video game "Destiny" |
| Eva Marie Saint | Character in the film "North by Northwest" |
| Eva Moore | Character in the play "The Rivals" by Richard Brinsley Sheridan |
| Eva Sinclair | Character in the TV show "The Originals" |
| Eva van Danzig | Character in the novel "Arch of Triumph" by Erich Maria Remarque |
| Eva Coupeau | Character in the novel "L'Assommoir" by Émile Zola |
| Eva Kviig Mohn | Character in the TV show "Skam" |
| Eva Bardem | Character in the film "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" |
| Eva Unit-02 | Mecha in the anime series "Neon Genesis Evangelion" |
| Eva-Beatrice | Character in the visual novel "Umineko When They Cry" |
| Eva Seelye | Character in the novel "I Am Legend" by Richard Matheson |
| Eva-04 | Mecha in the anime series "Neon Genesis Evangelion" |
| Eva Delectorskaya | Character in the novel "Restless" by William Boyd |