Eleanor
Origin uncertain; linked to the medieval Alienòr family
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Origin uncertain; linked to the medieval Alienòr family
Form of Helen; older meaning uncertain
My God has answered
God is my oath
Germanic other; also a short form of El- names
Short for Eleanor, Ellen or Elizabeth
Probably healthy and wide
Rival, through Aemilius
Rival, through Aemilius
Whole; great
From the old Norman name Aveline
Wild boar’s woodland clearing
Wealth and battle
Meaning uncertain; possibly hazelnut or spear-shaft
God is my light
Short form of Elizabeth
My God is an oath
Form of Alodia; possible riches element, origin uncertain
Probably a modern coinage
Elm tree
Variant of Elowen, elm tree
My God is an oath, through Elizabeth
Glowing coal
Emerald gemstone
Favor and beauty in one Japanese spelling
Vigorous; unceasing
Ireland
Emerald
Star
Possibly star; perhaps related to Ishtar
Star
Life; living
Good news
Life; living
Short form of Eve or Evelyn
Echo; reflected sound
Wealth and battle, through Edith
Snow in Welsh
Hazel, as in hazel eyes
Greek form of Helen; older meaning uncertain
Slender, upright; the first letter
Form of Helen; ancient derivation uncertain
God is my oath
Short form of Elisabeth
Favor, beauty and child in one Japanese spelling
Rival
Feminine form of Erik
Hope
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