Eleanor
Origin uncertain; linked to the medieval Alienòr family
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Origin uncertain; linked to the medieval Alienòr family
Germanic other; also a short form of El- names
Probably healthy and wide
From the old Norman name Aveline
Brave as a wild boar
Help; helper
Wealth and spear
Wealth and battle
Wealth and guard
Wealth and friend
My God is an oath
Form of Elias or of Welsh Elisedd
My God is an oath, through Elizabeth
Vigorous; unceasing
From an English surname based on Emma
Dedicated; initiated
Fruitful; doubly fruitful
Emerald
Star
Possibly star; perhaps related to Ishtar
Well-born
Good news
Short form of Eve or Evelyn
Wealth and battle, through Edith
Wealth and protection
Cheerful, through Hilary
Noble; famous
Short form of Elisabeth
Ella’s town
Favor, beauty and child in one Japanese spelling
Rival
Serious; earnest
Hope
Well-born
The earth
German variant of Ekkehard
Lofty; high and noble
Wealth and ruler
Wealth and friend, through Edwin
Excellence and two in one Japanese spelling
One warrior
Possibly kernel or grain
Elf strength
Uncertain; Germanic elements involving a path or journey
Low German and Frisian form of Adelheid
Chosen, through Eligius
My God is an oath, through Elizabeth
Probably soul, spirit, or life
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