El- baby names and what they mean, with 83 results. Adoption of these boy names is at its highest today (ADOPTION OF 1.9%), except for names such as Eldridge which have become somewhat outmoded. The most trendy baby names among these are Elias (#67), Elliot (#162), Elliott (#168), Ellis (#317) and Elian (#411), while Ells (TOP 12%) and Ell (13%) are common El- surnames. Here is the list of El- names for girls.

Eladio - Eldridge

Eladio¹
Origin fr. Spanish, Greek languages. "Greek." Common, and Eladio is similar to popular surnames Egizio (TOP 75%), Elio (49%), with the -io suffix. See also Elado.

Elado, Eladio²
Forms of Heladio. From Spanish word. "Born in Greece." Eladio is prevalent as a children's name among the variant forms of Heladio.

Elan¹, Elam¹
Forms of Ilan. Stems fr. Hebrew. "Tree." Elam (TOP 2%) and Elan (44%) occur regularly as surnames.

Elam²
Form of Eilam. Origin fr. Hebrew element. "Forever, eternal." Elam is a Top 2000 baby name. See also Elmo.

Elon▲, Elan²
Forms of Eilon. Derivative of Hebrew element. "Oak tree." Elan and Elon are more commonplace as baby names among the variations of Eilon.

Elbrecht, Elbert¹▼
Var. of Albert. Root fr. Old English language. "Noble, bright." Elbert and forms were favored as birth names a century ago.

Elbert²▼, var. Elber
Root fr. Old English language. "Noble, bright." Adoption of Elber and forms was expansive a century ago, but now, Elbert has become less stylish.

Elbridge, var. Ellbridge
Root fr. Old English element. "Old plank bridge." Elbridge is widely used as a baby name among these versions.

Elchanan, var. Elkanah, Elhannan, Elhanan, Elchanah, Elchana
Derivative of Hebrew word. "God is gracious." Not in popularity charts.

Eldwynn¹, Eldwyn¹, Eldwin¹, Eldin¹, Elden¹▼
Var. of Alden. Origin fr. Old English language. "Old friend." Elden has decreased in popularity as a birth name circa the 1920s.

Elden²▼, var. Elton▼, Eldwyn², Eldwin², Eldon¹▼, Eldin²
Based on Old English word. "Old friend." Elden and forms grew in popularity 98 years ago and have become less widespread.

Eldwynn², Eldwyn³, Eldwin³, Eldin³, Elden³▼
Forms of Aldwin. Source fr. Old English. "Old friend." Elden is a frequently occurring (TOP 100%) male name, while Eldin, Eldwin, Eldwyn and Eldwynn are scarcely used.

Elder, var. Eldor
From Old English element. "Elder trees." Elder and Eldor are rarely occurring first names, and Elder occurs frequently (TOP 1%) as a last name.

Eldous, Eldon²▼, Eldis, Eldin⁴
Forms of Aldous. Origin fr. Old German language. "Old." Adoption of Eldin and variants as birth names in 2018 was down 100% compared to the previous year.

Eldon³▼, var. Elden⁴▼
Source fr. Old English. "Ella's hill." Elden and Eldon are more familiar as children's names compared to other forms.

Eldorado
Derived fr. Spanish. "The golden man." Unusual. Eldorado (compare Elado, Eberado) has the -ado suffix.

Eldred¹▼, var. Eldrid¹
From Old English. "Old counsel." Eldred and Eldrid are unconventional as men's names, and Eldred appears regularly (TOP 5%) as a surname.

Elldred, Eldrid², Eldred²▼
Var. of Aldred. Source fr. Old English word. "Old counsel." Eldrid and Elldred are more novel as birth names among the variant forms of Aldred.

Elldrich, Eldritch, Eldridge¹▼, Eldrich¹
Var. of Aldrich. Origin fr. Old English. "Old." Usage of Eldridge and forms was common during 1900-1909.

Eldridge²▼, var. Eldrige, Eldrick, Eldrich², Eldrege, Eldredge
Derivative of German element. "Sage ruler." Used somewhat frequently as boys' names, Eldrick, Eldridge, etc. are similar to the conventional Edrick.