Éliane

Éliane is a given name of French origin, typically feminine. It is derived from the Roman family name Aelius, meaning "sun" or "sun-like". The name has a history of use in French-speaking countries and is also found in other cultures. It is a relatively common name, though its popularity has varied over time.

Notable individuals named Éliane include Éliane Glaser, a British pianist and writer, and Éliane Vogel-Polsky, a Belgian lawyer and feminist. The name has appeared in various forms of literature and media, contributing to its recognition. Its pronunciation in French typically emphasizes the second syllable. The name Éliane is often associated with grace and elegance due to its lyrical sound and etymological connection to the sun.