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What does Elysa mean?
Elysa 
as a girls' name. The meaning of Elysa is "God is my oath". Elysa is an alternate form of Elise (French, Hebrew): diminutive of Elisabeth. Elysa is also a variation of Elissa: version of Alice and Elizabeth.
STARTS WITH El-
ASSOCIATED WITH oath
Variations
VARIANTS Ilyssa, Ilysa, Ilissa, Elyssia, Elyssa▼, Ellissa, Elissia, Elisee, Elisa▲, Alyssa▼, Alissa▼
RELATIONS VIA ELISE, ELISSA Allyssa▼, Elease, Eliese, Elisia, Elisse, Elize, Ellyse, Elyce, Elyse▲, Elysia, Elysse, Ilyse, Lissa, Lyssa
CREATIVE FORMS(female) Ealsa, ..
(male) Elyea, ..
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Elysa Ariyah (E.A.), ..
How popular is Elysa?
Elysa is an uncommonly occurring first name for females. Elysa is an equally unusual surname for all people. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Which version is better?
Alyssa (#150 FROM RECENT DATA), Elise (#176), Elisa (#457), Elyse (#692), Alissa (#1182), Elissa (#1261), Allyssa, Elease, Elysia, Elyssa, Lissa and Lyssa are the prominent related forms of Elysa (OUTSIDE TOP 2000). Other variants, like Ilyse, are seldom used. These forms of Elysa were popular as baby names in 1999 (AVERAGE #990) and have become significantly less widespread since (#1326, DOWN 70.8%), with forms such as Elyssa falling out of fashion. Elisa, Elyse and Elise are three of the more chic names for newborns in this compilation. (TOP 2000 NAMES, 2018)
Similar Names
Elysa is pronounced similarly to Alaisa, Aleesa, Alessa, Alisah, Allisa, Allysa, Allysah, Aloisa, Alyssah, Alyssia▼, Alyza, Eleisa, Elisah, Eliza, Elizah, Elliza, Ellyssa, Ellyza, Eloisa, Elouisa, Illyssa, Ilysah, Oleesa, Oleisa and Ulyssa. Other recommended sound-alike names are Edyta, Ela, Elana, Elata, Elayna▲, Elba, Elda▼, Elena▲, Elesha, Elga, Elia▲, Elika, Elina▲, Elis, Elish, Elisha, Elka, Ella, Ellba, Ellga, Ellia, Ellma, Ellsa, Ellse, Ellsi, Elma▼, Elmyra, Eloyse, Eloysia, Els, Elsa▼, Else, Elsha, Elssa, Elsy, Eltha, Elva▼, Elvyra, Elyn, Elynn, Elyzza, Elza, Enya, Eryca, Eryka, Eryss, Ilsa, Lysa, Maysa and Nysa. These names tend to be more frequently used than Elysa.
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