Ellsey
e-ll-sey
Origin:British
Meaning:Elf victory; Noble kind; God is an oath
If you’re looking for a name with a mythical vibe, consider the feminine title Ellsey. A variant of Elsey, Ellsey ultimately comes from the Old English Ælfsige, meaning “elf victory.” Like elves in folklore, you’re little is most likely going to have a playful, mischievous side to them. A moniker like Ellsey is a great way to celebrate that side of them. Ellsey may also stem from the Scottish Elsie, which works as a nickname for Elizabeth, meaning “my God is an oath,” or Alice, meaning “noble kind.” A versatile name like Ellsey can fit with all aspects of baby’s life and personality in the future.
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Behind the Name, Ellsey, February 2022
Ancestry, Elsey Family History
WordSense Dictionary, Elsie
WordSense Dictionary, Elizabeth
WordSense Dictionary, Alice
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