Eloise Name Meaning, Origin, Popularity, Girl Names Like Eloise

Eloise Name Origin: English
Pronunciation: ell-oh-eez
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Eloise Name Meaning

Eloise is a French name, derived from the Germanic name “Helewidis,” which means “famous warrior.” It is a combination of two words “hele” meaning “warrior” and “widis” meaning “famous.” The name suggests a strong and confident woman who is also known for her courage and bravery.

History of the Name Eloise

The name Eloise has a rich history dating back to medieval France. It was first used as a given name for women in the 12th century, and has been popular in French and English-speaking cultures ever since. The name Eloise is also associated with the medieval story of a young woman named Heloise, who was a scholar and philosopher, and the lover of the philosopher and theologian Peter Abelard.

In the 19th century, Eloise became a popular name in the United States and England, and it’s been widely used in the English-speaking world ever since.

Popularity of the Name Eloise

Eloise has been consistently popular as a girl’s name in the United States and other countries over the past few decades. As of 2021, Eloise is ranked # 548 on the list of most popular baby girl names in the United States, which is a significant increase from previous years. It’s also popular in other countries like England, Ireland, and Scotland.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Eloise is a unique and charming name that has a classic and elegant feel to it. It has a rich history dating back to medieval France and it’s been consistently popular in the English-speaking world. Eloise is perfect for a girl who is strong, intelligent, and confident. If you’re looking for a timeless and elegant name for your baby girl, Eloise might just be the perfect choice for you!

Eloise Name Popularity

How popular is the name Eloise? Here’s everything we know.

Year	Rank	# Births	% Births
1910	—	228	0.0648%
1911	—	304	0.0816%
1912	—	440	0.0873%
1913	—	498	0.0878%
1914	—	624	0.0895%
1915	—	767	0.0844%
1916	—	928	0.0961%
1917	—	940	0.094%
1918	—	1,040	0.0969%
1919	—	1,003	0.0958%
1920	—	1,203	0.1082%
1921	—	1,352	0.1181%
1922	—	1,197	0.1074%
1923	—	1,165	0.104%
1924	—	1,184	0.102%
1925	—	1,186	0.1049%
1926	—	1,184	0.1076%
1927	—	1,139	0.1029%
1928	—	1,053	0.0984%
1929	—	983	0.0949%
1930	—	996	0.0953%
1931	—	906	0.0918%
1932	—	840	0.085%
1933	—	790	0.0848%
1934	—	681	0.0704%
1935	—	692	0.0712%
1936	—	569	0.0591%
1937	—	598	0.0607%
1938	—	568	0.0555%
1939	—	497	0.0489%
1940	—	464	0.0437%
1941	—	543	0.0482%
1942	—	722	0.0572%
1943	—	686	0.0525%
1944	—	562	0.0453%
1945	—	503	0.0412%
1946	—	566	0.0384%
1947	—	535	0.0321%
1948	—	473	0.0296%
1949	—	445	0.0277%
1950	—	486	0.0302%
1951	—	444	0.0262%
1952	—	370	0.0212%
1953	—	385	0.0218%
1954	—	294	0.0161%
1955	—	281	0.0153%
1956	—	300	0.0159%
1957	—	257	0.0134%
1958	—	178	0.0094%
1959	—	156	0.0082%
1960	—	140	0.0074%
1961	—	137	0.0073%
1962	—	139	0.0076%
1963	—	127	0.0071%
1964	—	76	0.0043%
1965	—	89	0.0054%
1966	—	52	0.0033%
1967	—	54	0.0036%
1968	—	44	0.0029%
1969	—	24	0.0016%
1970	—	30	0.0019%
1971	—	20	0.0013%
1972	—	19	0.0014%
1973	—	21	0.0016%
1974	—	0	0%
1975	—	11	0.0009%
1976	—	13	0.001%
1977	—	8	0.0006%
1978	—	7	0.0005%
1979	—	6	0.0004%
1980	—	5	0.0003%
1981	—	19	0.0013%
1982	—	19	0.0013%
1983	—	7	0.0005%
1984	—	0	0%
1985	—	6	0.0004%
1986	—	13	0.0009%
1987	—	6	0.0004%
1988	—	5	0.0003%
1989	—	0	0%
1990	—	9	0.0005%
1991	—	5	0.0003%
1992	—	5	0.0003%
1993	—	8	0.0005%
1994	—	6	0.0004%
1995	—	8	0.0005%
1996	—	10	0.0007%
1997	—	12	0.0008%
1998	—	12	0.0008%
1999	—	18	0.0012%
2000	—	21	0.0014%
2001	—	34	0.0023%
2002	—	48	0.0032%
2003	—	55	0.0036%
2004	—	98	0.0064%
2005	—	122	0.008%
2006	—	124	0.0079%
2007	—	122	0.0077%
2008	—	202	0.0131%
2009	—	239	0.016%
2010	—	514	0.0357%
2011	—	646	0.0453%
2012	—	827	0.058%
2013	—	916	0.0643%
2014	—	1,049	0.072%
2015	—	1,243	0.0854%
2016	—	1,554	0.1078%
2017	—	1,613	0.1156%
2018	—	1,715	0.1248%
2019	—	1,875	0.1385%
2020	—	1,865	0.1465%
2021	—	2,326	0.1903%
2022	—	2,879	0.2182%
2023	—	2,911	0.2249%

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Lists With Eloise

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Siblings of Eloise

Mamas with kids named Eloise also have kids with these names.

Name	Meaning	Origin
Adeline	Noble one	German
Josiah	God supports	Hebrew
Annabella	He (God) has favored me	Hebrew
Phoebe	Bright and pure	Greek

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21 Comments

eloise Mar 16 at 11:34 am

i love my name because i’m heathly

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Jenny+M Nov 15 at 10:40 am

Other daughter wanted to name her sister, “Ellie”
Eloise sounded like an original name that was less common

Family /others not sure how to read it upon seeing the spelling and thinking it’s, “E Lois”

She’s healthy and strong!

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Eloise Aug 15 at 4:13 pm

I love my name and I definitely was a wide baby!

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Elosie Aug 15 at 4:12 pm

I love my name and I definitely was a wide baby!

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eloise Jul 30 at 5:51 pm

So it seems I am the only person named Eloise born in 1984? ;D
I’ve always loved my name. Unfortunately im not wide, but working on it lolz

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Nick Feb 14 at 8:31 am

So sweet

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Holli Feb 14 at 8:29 am

She’s lovely

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Rachel Oct 8 at 8:35 am

We had a lot of elegant, old fashioned names in mind and thought Eloise was pretty, and she’s a little sister to a Penelope which it sounded nice with. Not intentionally Bridgerton character names but, it ended up that way. Haha. Coincidentally also, Eloise means “healthy and wide” (in some translations) and she was definitely a big healthy baby! So it was meant to be. 🙂

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- wide mamma May 6 at 9:36 pm
  
  im not wide sussy
  
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Meagan Oct 7 at 10:39 am

This is my grandmother’s name. She was born in 1932.

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Kimberly Jul 12 at 10:42 am

I named her after my Grandmother

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Kimberlygravois@yahoo.com Apr 26 at 9:13 am

I chose the name Eloise because it was my Grandmother’s name.

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Allie Feb 15 at 5:41 pm

Cute

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Katelyn Feb 26 at 8:13 am

Ever since I was about 10 I ‘ve loved that name and always said I would name my girl that if I had one! Comes from my favorite series when I was little “Eloise in the plaza”

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Elisabeth Aug 20 at 9:13 am

The first time I remember hearing the name I was watching Lost several years ago. Ever since then I decided it was a name I wanted to use and added it to my running list of baby names I keep on my phone (everyone does that, right!?)
I love the classic sound and the fact that it’s just uncommon enough that most people have heard it before but she probably won’t have three other friends with the same name.
The year me and my husband got married, my favorite artist (Penny + Sparrow) came out with a song called Eloise!! It has nothing to do with my baby but it made it special and I listened to it a lot when I was pregnant

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Amy Feb 1 at 10:30 am

I’m not sure really how we ended up with Eloise on our list but my older daughter was a big fan of the movies when she was little. My older daughters and I loved the name but it took some time to get dad on board. Everyone loves the name after they hear the pronunciation but it has been difficult getting her doctors offices ect to learn how its pronounced.

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- Eloise Jul 28 at 3:34 pm
  
  Ha I was born in 1949. My mom name and her mother was Ella. My mom was married and my dad name began with an E, and his last name. my brother who was born before me was named after our dad. Needless to say she wanted my name with an E. Growing up the doctors, etc. . said everything except Eloise!!
  
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Cassie Dec 8 at 11:48 am

We love the meaning of her name (healthy/warrior), the many options for nicknames.

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Heather Nov 26 at 12:16 pm

The name just really stuck on me and it’s also close to Louisa which is my husband’s sister’s name who I’m fond of.

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Tifany Alexander Jun 6 at 6:34 am

Family name

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Julie Apr 11 at 12:47 pm

I first heard the name through the classic children’s storybooks about a mischievous little girl. I thought the name was beautiful. When my husband and I found out we were having a girl we first considered the name Eleanor, but since it had risen in popularity in recent years we wanted to go with something else classic but less popular. So we chose Eloise. I love the meaning–warrior. And it is not a common name, so people always comment on it in a positive way when we introduce our daughter.

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