Eliora
Fact sheet
- Name
- Eliora
- Gender
- Girl name
- Syllables
- 3
Eliora (Hebrew אֱלִיאוֹרָה) represents the feminine form of Elior (אליאור). The name consists of the Hebrew elements el (אֵל) for 'God' and 'ór' (אוֹר) for 'light', which gives it the meaning 'God is my light'.
What does the name Eliora mean?
Eliora (Hebrew אֱלִיאוֹרָה) is the feminine counterpart of the name Elior (אליאור). This naming is based on the Hebrew components el (אֵל), meaning 'God', and 'ór' (אוֹר), which stands for 'light'. Thus, the meaning is 'God is my light'. The girl's name Eliora is mainly found in Israel, but it has limited distribution. Variations of the name include Eleora as well as the shorter, related form Liora, which means 'my light'.
Where does the name Eliora come from?
Eliora is a feminine first name of Hebrew origin meaning 'God is my light'.
How do you pronounce Eliora?
The pronunciation of Eliora is soft and unfolds over four to five syllables. In the German pronunciation, the name is usually pronounced as 'E-li-o-ra' [eliˈoːʁa]. It begins with a clear E sound that conveys openness. The long O in the middle gives depth to the sound, while the open A at the end radiates warmth. Thus, Eliora sounds elegant and melodic - feminine, harmonious, and sonically balanced.
Popularity
In Germany, Eliora enjoys a certain popularity and currently ranks 1,514th on the list of the most common feminine first names. Its best placement was in 2023 at rank 1,091. In the last ten years, Eliora has been used as a first name about 170 times, which places it at 1,774th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 2,111th.
Nicknames & pet names
Eli / Elli
Frequently asked questions about the name Eliora
Where does the name Eliora come from?
Eliora is a feminine first name of Hebrew origin and is predominantly used in Israel.
What does the name Eliora mean?
The name Eliora is composed of the Hebrew words for 'God' (el) and 'light' (ór), thus meaning 'God is my light'.
How popular is the name Eliora?
Eliora has a certain prevalence in Israel, but is relatively rare internationally.