A compound name joining Ellie, a diminutive of Eleanor or Ellen meaning 'bright,' with Mai, a Welsh and Scandinavian form of May, evoking springtime.
Ellington
Place of eagles
Elliot
Combination of Old English words 'all' and 'ric' meaning 'noble ruler'
Elliott
God is my strength
Ellis
healer or noble
Ellison
God's son
Ellsworth
Strong and worthy
Elly
A diminutive of Eleanor or Ellen, both ultimately rooted in the Greek Helene, meaning 'bright' or 'shining light.'
Elm
Tree with nobility
Elma
Beautiful forest
Elmer
Elf warrior
Elmo
helmet, protection
Elnathan
God has given
Elnora
Shining glory
Eloah
Eloah means "God" or "deity" in Hebrew, serving as one of the singular forms of the divine name. It carries a sense of reverence and majesty, pointing directly to the sacred in Jewish and Christian scripture.