Eloisa
Italian · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Eloisa
The name Eloisa means "healthy" or "wide" and derives from the Old German name *Helewidis*, composed of *hail* ("hale, healthy") and *wid* ("wide").
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Etymology
The name Eloisa means "healthy" or "wide" and derives from the Old German name *Helewidis*, composed of *hail* ("hale, healthy") and *wid* ("wide"). It is used primarily in Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese cultures, often within Christian contexts, and is notably associated with the 12th-century French scholar Héloïse, whose tragic love story with Peter Abelard made the name historically significant.
Eloisa currently ranks #1,529 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2025.
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