Ellynor name meaning

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Updated: May 30th, 2024
Gender: Girl
Origin: Old Provençal and Old Greek
Usage: Swedish, Danish and Norwegian
Pronunciation: pronunciation of Ellynor
Meaning: Light, Variant of Helen, Sun Ray, Torch, Foreign, The Element Eleos Which Means Mercy Pity and Bright One Shining One
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What does Ellynor mean?

The odd and modern girl name Ellynor is originated from Old Provençal is used primarily in Norwegian, Danish and Swedish. Ellynor is a variation of loved and evergreen Eleanor. Eleanor is derived from Helen.

Eleanor is English cognate of Eleonora. Originated from Old Greek and Old Provençal, Odd and Modern Eleanor, Eleanor means "Variant of Helen, Light and Shinning Light".

Variants of Ellynor

Eleanor, Alienor, Eleonora, Aleanor, Aline, Elenora, Eleonore, Elna, Helen, Alianne, Alina

How popular is the name Ellynor?

YearRankBirths
2022152155
2019124157
2018156545
2016161945
2012149556
[1] Source: Social Security Administration

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What numbers say about Ellynor?

You are deeply related to the 5 senses. You hate waking up at the same time in the morning if you don't have to. You should learn to live in the moment. You want to travel the world and inspire people to do the same. Focus on your dreams and create the life you always imagined for yourself. When you walk into a room, all eyes are you and you only. Partnerships are exclusively important to you.

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  •  Azur - Offbeat Azur has its origin in Hebrew and Arabic bestowed upon both genders, Azur means "Bright Blue" is commonly used in Danish and Swedish
  •  Evlalia is Nordic form of Eulalia

Famous people named Ellynor

We could not find any notable namesake.

Sources

  1. Social Security Administration, https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/index.html
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