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It's a bit short and feels even shorter than it is because it sounds like the letter L. And because it's either a pronoun or some other small parts of speech in various languages, but it sounds good. I can't really imagine it on a man though, given that it's the name of God, it almost feels like literally being called God. I like it as a girl name though, especially as a nickname for something a bit longer.
Pronounced like ELLE.
It's a nickname for Elend in Mistborn.
Meh. Can see it better on a girl.
Eleven for life!
It’s the nickname of Jane Hopper, AKA Eleven on Stranger Things. It was given to her by Mike Wheeler.
I like this name for a boy cause of L from Death Note.
It can also be short for Elloise.
In Spanish El means 'he' and in Arabic El means 'the', I never thought El had use as a first name, I thought it could be used as parts of last names because my last name has El- in it and in my last name El- means 'the'.
Technically, Él means he in Spanish while El is the masucline form of "the" used with masculine words, for example El gato (male cat).
My name is El. One of the downfalls to it is that it sounds like the letter L and the woman's name Elle. I've had some confused looks when I tell people my name. (Some think I have either a woman's name or the same name as L from the anime/manga Death Note.) Also, the fact that it's the masculine definite article in Spanish cause some people to assume I have a Hispanic background, which I don't. Still, I like my name. It's short, different without being bizarre, and has a cool meaning.
The element "El" is actually Hamitic in origin. It was first used as a reference to a god by the Canaanites, the ancestors of the Phoenicians. It was integrated into Chaldean, the Semitic language spoken by Abraham, when the patriarch in question arrived in Canaan and met a king who blessed him in the name of El Elyon (God Most High). "El" is now a common element in the Hebrew language, particularly in names.
It's nice. A bit short.
Also a common nickname for Elliot.

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