Ellyson
Meaning of Ellyson
Pronounced EL-ee-suhn, Ellyson traces its roots to an English patronymic construction—Ellis (from the Old French form of Elijah, meaning “Yahweh is God”) paired with the suffix “-son.” Although purists in genealogical circles might arch an eyebrow at its masculine postfix, this quirk only heightens its charm, reframing Ellyson as a feminine choice prized for subtle innovation. In the United States, the name’s ranking has consistently hovered in the lower three digits—in 2024, eleven newborns bore the name, placing it around 939th—reflecting a niche yet enduring appeal. Analytically, Ellyson balances legacy and novelty, evoking the meticulous strokes of a Persian miniaturist’s brush or the nuanced lyricism of a Hafez quatrain. Its steady occurrence suggests a name both distinctive and quietly resilient, resonating with parents who favor measured elegance over the commonplace.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as EL-ee-suhn (/ˈɛliːsən/)
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