elle
- proper noun
- /ɛl/
- Not seeing her, he smiles at Elle, admiring her costume.
- Elle Woods
- Elle Macpherson
- Elle looks
There's no record of Elle Macklin, AKA Little Chief Greenleaf.
- There's no record of Elle Macklin, AKA Little Chief Greenleaf.
- In discussions with Fritz Leiber, Elle Sprague de Camp and others.
- I feel rich because I have an incredible life partner in Elle and two amazing children.
- And I believe that they've cast a young trans actress to play Elle, who is a trans character in the comics as well.
- Let's welcome to I've had it, Elle Duncan.
- And what we're talking about with Elle Sprague to camp is the complete enchanter.
Examples
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Do you mind if I talk to Elle for a second?
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I feel rich because I have an incredible life partner in Elle and two amazing children.
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Well, look at you, Elle, just showing up out of nowhere, like an Angel.
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A few seats away, Elle appears to be taking notes.
Fiction book (2001) -
I finally got a hold of Elle, and she requested a meeting with you.
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Sarah watches, seeing both Warner and Elle in a different light.
Fiction book (2001) -
So Elle, you are one of the best storytellers on the Internet.
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- Hey, how's Elle doing?
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Thanks, Elle.
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I feel rich because I have an incredible life partner in Elle and two amazing children.
Synonyms
A female first name often short for Eleanor or Helen
Surface Forms
Etymology
Elle the name comes from the same French word elle meaning 'she' and is often used as a short form of names like Ellen or Eleanor, which is why it feels like a woman's name.