elor

Elor is a proper noun used as both a given name and a surname in various cultures. It appears in personal-name records and in literature as a character name, and it is typically treated as neutral in gender. The meaning and origin of Elor are not uniform across languages, and there is no single agreed-upon etymology. In onomastic sources, Elor is described as a standalone name in some contexts and as a diminutive or variant of longer forms in others; the spelling and pronunciation can vary with language and script.

The name occasionally appears in related forms such as Elora, Elori, or Elore, depending on transliteration or regional naming practices. Because of its cross-cultural presence, Elor has a diverse distribution and is relatively uncommon in any one country.

In modern contexts, Elor tends to appear primarily in genealogical records, naming databases, and fictional works rather than as an established cultural term. The absence of a core meaning means that its interpretation is largely contextual, tied to the family or individual who bears it.

See also: Elora, Elori, Elore.