Eli is a name of Hebrew origin, derived from the Hebrew word 'My God' or 'God is my Judge'. It appears in the Old Testament as the title given to the High Priest Eli.
In Jewish tradition, Eli is considered a respected figure and a symbol of wisdom, spiritual leadership, and divine guidance. In Christian tradition, Eli is associated with the biblical story of Hannah's prayer for a son, Samuel, who became a prophet and leader in Israel.
People named Eli are often seen as wise, discerning, and insightful individuals with a strong connection to their spiritual beliefs. They may possess a calm and measured approach to life, with a deep sense of responsibility and a desire to serve others.
The name Eli has gained popularity in recent years, particularly among parents seeking a unique yet timeless name for their child. It remains a common choice across many cultures and is often used as a given name or surname.