Ela

  • Origin
    Hebrew, Turkish, Polish
  • Meaning
    earth, oak tree
  • Variations
    Ella, Eleanor, Elena, Elisabeth
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  • Ela embodies effortless elegance in three simple letters. This understated gem has been gaining recognition among parents who appreciate names that feel both classic and contemporary, traditional yet fresh. The name's brevity gives it strength—it's memorable precisely because it doesn't try too hard. Ela possesses a soft, gentle sound that feels approachable and kind, suggesting someone who will be easy to know and love. It works beautifully across multiple languages and cultures, maintaining its graceful simplicity wherever your family's journey takes you. The name ages wonderfully, equally suitable for a tiny baby, a confident teenager, and a successful adult. Ela offers the practical advantage of being virtually impossible to misspell or mispronounce, saving your daughter from a lifetime of corrections. It's a whisper rather than a shout, a name that draws people in rather than demanding attention.
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