Eldana
Meaning of Eldana
Eldana is a feminine name of Hebrew origin, pronounced el-DAH-nah (/ɛl-ˈda.na/) in its original form and often anglicized as el-DAN-uh (/ɛl-ˈdænə/). Drawing on the Hebrew element “El,” meaning “God,” and “Dana,” which can be rendered as “judgment” or “arbiter,” Eldana is frequently understood to signify “God is my judge” or “God has judged.” In the United States, it has maintained a modest yet consistent presence on the Social Security Administration’s top 1,000 list for girls since 2008, oscillating between ranks in the high 800s and low 940s and most recently securing 924th place with 26 births in 2024. Its understated popularity and lyrical structure offer parents a name that bridges timeless religious heritage with a distinctive, modern appeal, making Eldana an appealing choice for those seeking both depth and individuality.
Pronunciation
Hebrew
- Pronunced as el-dah-NAH (/ɛl-ˈda.na/)
Variation 1
- Pronunced as el-DAN-uh (/ɛl-ˈdænə/)
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