Eldin

Eldin is a term that occurs in both fictional and real-world contexts. In popular culture, Eldin is best known as Eldin Province, a volcanic region in the Legend of Zelda video game series that encircles Death Mountain. The area is depicted as hot, rugged, and lava-filled, and it serves as the setting for explorations, battles, and dungeons across several titles, notably Twilight Princess and Breath of the Wild.

Beyond fiction, Eldin is also used as a personal name. In real-world contexts, Eldin may be found as a given name or surname in various cultures, though it remains relatively uncommon in many regions. The name's exact linguistic origins are not universally documented and may vary by language and country.

Because Eldin appears mainly as a fantasy toponym and as a contemporary name, not all uses have the same cultural footprint. When encountered in media, it typically references the fictional region; when encountered in personal naming, it is part of identity rather than a widely recognized brand or place.