[ syll. e-le, el-e ] The baby girl name Ele is pronounced ihL- †. Ele's language of origin is Hawaiian, Old Provençal, and Sanskrit. It is predominantly used in the Hawaiian language. From Hawaiian roots, its meaning is 'black'.
In addition, Ele is a variant of Eleanor (English).
Ele is also a variant of Eli (Hungarian and Indian).
See also the related categories, sanskrit and hawaiian.
Ele is an unusual baby girl name. It is listed outside of the top 1000. In 2018, within the family of girl names directly linked to Ele, Eleanor was the most widely used.
Baby names that sound like Ele include Ela, Elei, Elele, Eleu, Eley, Eli, Elu, Ely, Ila, Ilia, Iliya, Ilu, Ilya, Elia, Elois, Iolann, Iolanne, Ilihia, and Iulia.
† approx English pronunciation for Ele: IH as in "it (IH.T)" ; L as in "lay (L.EY)"
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