Eliana
GirlHebrew · eh-lee-AH-nuh
Origin
Hebrew
Pronunciation
eh-lee-AH-nuh
Often treated as a Hebrew-origin name and commonly interpreted with a theophoric sense along the lines of 'my God has answered' (analysis can vary).
Eliana is a feminine given name commonly treated as having Hebrew roots, and it has become increasingly familiar in contemporary usage. It’s often chosen for sound as well as for traditional associations. It is often explained using Hebrew naming patterns that combine a divine element with a verb root, which is why you may see interpretations like “my God has answered,” though exact analysis can vary by source. In English, pronunciation is often eh-lee-AH-nuh; informal short forms like Eli or Ana are common.
Etymology: Often connected to Hebrew naming patterns that combine a divine element with a verb root; references may differ in exact breakdown.
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