Eleora
Meaning of Eleora
With roots in ancient Hebrew, Eleora (pronounced eh-leh-AWR-ah in Hebrew and el-ee-OHR-ah in English) carries the luminous meaning “God is my light,” conjuring images of dawn’s gentle glow guiding the way through life’s darkest corners. Though still a rare gem—ranking 936th in the United States last year with just 14 baby girls given the name—it has quietly captured the hearts of parents who crave something both melodic and meaningful. Eleora’s soft syllables and warm resonance feel like a whispered promise, a playful spark that brightens a room without ever demanding the spotlight. Over the past two decades, it’s danced in and out of the Top 1,000, a testament to its understated charm and timeless appeal. By choosing Eleora, families invite a story of light and inspiration into their everyday moments, celebrating the idea that even the tiniest spark can change a world.
Pronunciation
Hebrew
- Pronunced as eh-leh-AWR-ah (/ɛlɛˈɔrə/)
English
- Pronunced as el-ee-OHR-uh (/ˌɛliˈɔrə/)
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