Meaning, origin and history of the name Eli (2)

Gender Masculine

Scripts אֵלִי (Hebrew)

Pronounced Pron. /ˈi.laɪ/ (English) [key ·simplify]

Meaning & History

Means "my God" in Hebrew, also a short form of names such as Elijah that begin with this element.

Other Languages & CulturesElias (Amharic) Ilyas (Arabic) Ilyes (Arabic (Maghrebi)) İlyas (Bashkir) Ilia, Ilja, Illia, Ilya (Belarusian) Elias, Elijah, Eliah (Biblical) Elias, Eliou (Biblical Greek) 'Eliyyahu (Biblical Hebrew) Elias, Helias (Biblical Latin) Ilia, Ilija, Iliya, Ilian, Iliyan (Bulgarian) Ilyas (Chechen) Ilija (Croatian) Eliáš, Ilja (Czech) Elias (Danish) Elias, Elian (Dutch) Ilja (Estonian) Eelis, Elias, Eljas (Finnish) Élie (French) Ilia (Georgian) Elias (German) Elias, Ilias (Greek) Illés, Éliás (Hungarian) Elías (Icelandic) Ilyas (Indonesian) Elia (Italian) Iliyas (Kazakh) Iļja (Latvian) Ilja, Elijas (Lithuanian) Ilija, Ile (Macedonian) Elis (Medieval English) Elias (Norwegian) Eliasz (Polish) Elias (Portuguese) Ilyas (Quranic) Ilie (Romanian) Ilia, Ilja, Ilya (Russian) Ilija (Serbian) Elías (Spanish) Elias, Elis, Lias (Swedish) İlyas (Tatar) İlyas (Turkish) Illia, Illya (Ukrainian) Ilyas (Urdu)

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