Eliana
Eliza
Elisha
Elyse (elise)
Elodie
Ellery|||Ellery
Ellis
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Elisha
Elaine
Eliza|||Ellianne
Ellianna
Eisielle
Ellena
Elori|||Elle
Elisa
Elise
Ella
Elaine
Elastic %26lt;%26lt; hahhah jk jk|||Here are some unusual ones that i found around! Enjoy!
Elaina
Elara
Elberta
Eldora
Eldoris
Electra
Elektra
Elena / Eleni
Eleora
Elga
Eliana
Elianah
Eliesse
Eliot
Eliska
Elita
Elisha
Elonna
Elvina
Elysia|||Ella
Elle
Elaina
Eleni (Uh-len-EE)\
Elizabell (no, I didn't make it up ;)
Eliza
Elane
Elly
Elliot
Ellis|||Echo
Enola
Elmira
Elvira
Ellison
Ellery/Ellarie
Emmarie
Estelle
Enid -- "EE-nid"
Edith
Essence
Etta
Ekaterina
Edana|||Here are some I like:
Elle, Elaine, Elena, Elaina, Ella, Elenor, Ellen, Elery, Elodie, Ellie, Elsa, Elberta, Elissa, Elisha, Elicia, Elmera, Elmeria, Eloise, Elthea, Ellura, Elona, Elvine, Elvinia, Eladora, Elata, Electra, Elori, Elga, Elfrida, Eliana, Elizabeth, Eliza, Elita, Elkana, Ellamae, Elmira, Elnora, Elrica, Elspeth, Elva.
Hope I helped.|||I dont know whether you would class it as unique but I like Elenora|||Eleanor - not heard a lot these days and definitely ready for a comeback
Elenna - I know a girl with this name and I think it's very pretty. Pr. "e-LEN-uh"
Elektra - it was my aunt's name and I think it's beautiful
Elfreda - Old English name
Elah - Hebrew name meaning "oak tree"
Elisa - I know a girl with this name, not sure of it's origin. She pronounces it "E-Lisa"
Eleni - very popular name in Greece
Eleri - Welsh name, meaning unknown
Eliana - character in a book I read
Elisavet - Greek form of Elizabeth pr "Eh-lee-SAH-vet"
Elise - French, German, and Scandinavian name
Eloise - from a book a read as a kid, pr. "Ell-oh-EEZ"
Elpida - my aunt's name, means "hope" in Greek
Try here for more ideas: http://www.behindthename.com/|||Elan (EE-lan)
Elegance (my sister loves this one) nn Ellie
Elizabeth (not unique, but it's a classic)
Elke (my sister loves this one too) If you pronounce it the English way, it's just "Elk" like the animal, but I think if you pronounce it the Dutch way, it's "EL-kee". Someone please correct me if I am wrong. I've also heard it pronounced "EL-kah". You choose which one you like best. You can adapt the spelling to the pronunciation you want - Elk, Elke or Elkie, or Elka. Nicknames: Ella, Ellie
Ella is cute, but very common.|||Elowen
Elysia
Ellery
Elsie
Elodie
Eliana
Elsje (els-ya)
Elda
Electra
Eleni
Elke
Elwen|||maybe Eleanor, or Elena, or Eleanora...
Elvie, Elia, Elisabeth, Evora, etc... haha.. good luck!
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