By Emma Waterhouse · Updated October 2026
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English, Turkish
"noblewoman; country, world commander; ruler of the people"
Azerbaijani
"commander of the country, ruler of the people"
Scandinavian diminutive of Helena or Elena, Greek
"shining light; torch"
Turkish and Persian
"country + delight"
English variation of Eleanora, meaning unknown
Brazilian, Portuguese
"goddess"
Spanish variation of Alodia, German
"foreign riches"
nature name
French variation of Heloise
"healthy; wide"
Variation of Eloise, French and English
"healthy, wide"
Russian and Portuguese variation of Eloise
English word name
Word name, English from Latin
"eloquent"
Basque
"hawthorn"
Variation of Eloria, Elora, or Ellory, Basque, Hebrew, English
"hawthorn; my God is my light; cheerful, happy"
Australian Aboriginal
"a pleasant place"
Variation of Eloise, English, French
Variation of Eloise, English and French
Modern invention
Literary invented name
Greek
"hope"
Spanish, Italian, Greek
Ancient Greek
Afrikaans
"god is my oath"
Amharic, Ethiopian variation of Elizabeth
"pledged to God"
Hebrew
German variation of Elizabeth, Hebrew
Dutch elaboration of Else or a combination of Elisabeth and Marjolijn, Karlijn or Katelijn
"pledged to God; + marjoram, free man, or pure"
Swedish and Norwegian
"little Else, little Elisabeth"
Amharic, Ethiopian
"almighty God"
English hyphenated name
"pledged to God + beloved, bitter, drop of the sea"
"pledged to God + rose"
Literary place name, English, Danish
"narrow strait"
Dutch diminutive of Elisabeth
Norse
"love"
German and Frisian short form of Elizabeth
Scottish variation of Elizabeth
Finnish diminutive of Elsa, German
Faroese, from Hebrew
Variant of Elswyth, Anglo-Saxon
"strong temple"
Anglo-Saxon
Swedish and Spanish variation of Elsie, Scottish
Italian
Hebrew, female form of Elul, month name
Mapuche, Native American
"give"
Turkish
"colors"
Diminutive of Elviira, Finnish from Spanish
"white; fair"
English diminutive of Elva, Irish
"leader of the elves"
