Elliotte

Elliotte is a personal name that can function as both a given name and a surname. It is a variant spelling of Elliott, which itself derives from medieval given names such as Eliot, Elias, or Elijah. The form Elliotte reflects English spelling variation and, in some contexts, French-influenced or stylistic naming trends that add an -otte ending to similar roots.

As a given name, Elliotte is relatively uncommon but used for any gender in English-speaking countries; it is more often encountered as a male name but can be chosen regardless of gender. As a surname, Elliotte appears infrequently; in most cases it belongs to families whose lineage traces back to the broader Elliott surname. The pronunciation generally aligns with the familiar Elliott, typically "EL-ee-ott" or "EH-lee-OT" depending on regional accent.

Geographically, occurrences of the spelling Elliotte tend to be in North America and the United Kingdom, consistent with English-language name practices. Variants include Elliott, Eliot, Eliott, and Ellott, among others.

Notable people with the exact spelling Elliotte are not widely documented in mainstream reference works, and the name is primarily seen in private records, genealogies, or as a creative spelling in fiction. If encountered, it is generally treated as equivalent in meaning to the Elliott family name and its given-name lineage.

See also: Elliott, Eliot, Eliott, Ellott.