Elinor

The name "Elinor" symbolizes beauty, nobility, and brilliance. It's often associated with someone who carries light, and a sense of grace and poise.

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"Elinor" is a variant of "Eleanor," originating from the Old French name "Aliénor," which itself might derive from the ancient Provençal name "Alienor." Some attribute its roots to the Greek name "Helenē," meaning "torch" or "moon."

  • Popularity: 2,581st
  • Babies named Elinor in the US in 2023:
    Female: 162
    Male: 0
  • Nicknames: Ellie, Nell, Nora, Leonie, Lee.
  • Full Names: Elinor Burns, Elinor Jones, Elinor Smith, Elinor Howard, Elinor Thompson.
  • Famous Namesakes: Elinor Ostrom-Political Scientist, Elinor Dashwood-Fictional Character, Elinor Wonders-Educational Character, Elinor Glyn-Novelist, Elinor Wylie-Poet.
  • Gender: Historically feminine with strong ties to queenship and nobility.
  • Numerology: Numerologists view "Elinor" as a name linked with the number seven, which represents introspection, spirituality, and a deep understanding of the world around. People with this name might be seekers of wisdom and truth, often seeking knowledge that enlightens and lifts the spirit.

Though not as common today, "Elinor" enjoyed popularity in earlier centuries, often favored among nobility due to its elegance and historical significance. It remains a timeless choice for those seeking a classic and dignified name.

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