ELE

Ele is a short sequence of letters that appears in several languages and contexts. In language use, it can function as a pronoun, a name, or an acronym, among other possibilities.

In Portuguese, ele is the masculine third-person singular pronoun meaning "he." It is used as the subject of a sentence and can stand in for a masculine noun or a previously mentioned person. The feminine counterpart is ela. In speech and writing, ele is common in everyday language and appears in many idioms and constructions.

As a given name, Ele occurs in some cultures, where it may be used independently or as a nickname for longer names. The name has appeared in various regions and can be borne by people of different genders depending on local naming practices.

As an acronym, ELE represents multiple terms across different domains. The exact meaning is context dependent and can refer to educational programs, energy or electrical engineering initiatives, or organizations. Because acronyms are case-sensitive, ELE written in uppercase often indicates a specific entity rather than a word, and its exact sense can be ambiguous without context.

In borrowed phrases or media titles, ele can appear as part of longer words, further adding to its varied uses. Related terms include el and elle, which reflect similar linguistic roots or pronunciation in different languages.