Looking for names that mean Elan? We couldn't find the exact name Elan, but listed below are some first names meaning Elan or names similar to the word Elan.

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Melangell  (Welsh)
Sweet Angel

Melania  (Greek)
Black

Melania  (Latin)
Dark Skinned

Melania  (Greek)
Dark

Melania  (Latin)
Dark

Melanie  (French)
Dark

Melanie  (Greek)
Dark

Melanie  (Greek)
Dark-haired or Dark-complexioned Woman (Melly, Mellie, Melina)

Melanie  (Greek)
Dark-skinned

Melanie  (Latin)
The Black One. Dark. Famous Bearer: a Character in Margaret Mitchell's 'Gone With the Wind'

Melanion  (Greek)
Color

Melanippe  (Latin)
A Nymph

Melanippus  (Greek)
Helps Defend Thebes Against the Attackers

Melantha  (Greek)
Dark Flower

Melantha  (Greek)
Dark Violet

Melanthe  (Greek)
Dark Flower

Melanthius  (Greek)
Sides With Penelope's Suitors Against His Master Odysseus

Melantho  (Greek)
A Serving

Melloney  (Latin)
Variant of Melanie: the Black One. Dark. Famous Bearer: a Character in Margaret Mitchell's 'Gone With the Wind'

Michelangelo  (Italian)
Who is Like God an Angel

Moreland  (English)
From the Moors

Noelani  (Hawaiian)
Beautiful One from Heaven

Noelani  (Hawaiian)
Heavenly Mist, Dew

Noelani  (Hawaiian)
Mist of Heaven

Orla  (Irish)
One of True Beauty; Originally a Boy's Name from Denmark. it Was Presumably Left Behind in Ireland With Some Child of the Viking Raiders. in Denmark, Orla Means Strong and Manly

Patrick  (English)
Patrician, Noble. Romans Society Was Divided into Plebeians: (Commoners) and Patricians: (Aristocrats). Saint Patrick - Patron Saint of Ireland

Patrick  (Irish)
Patrician; Noble. Romans Society Was Divided into Plebeians: (Commoners) and Patricians: (Aristocrats). Saint Patrick - Patron Saint of Ireland

Patrick  (Latin)
Regal; Noble. St. Patrick Introduced Christianity to Ireland, and Later Became Ireland's Patron Saint

Phelan  (Gaelic)
Little Wolf

Phelan  (Irish)
Variant of Faolan: Small Wolf

Phelan  (Celtic)
Wolf

Rhioganedd  (Welsh)
Legendary a Prince of Ireland

Rose  (Italian)
Rose (Roe, Rosalie, Rosa, Rosalind, Rosalina, Rosella, Rosette, Rosie, Roza, Rozalie, Ruzha, Rosalia, Rosana, Rosita, Rozina, Rosetta, Rosemary, Roselani)

Rygeland  (English)
From the Rye Land

Scota  (Latin)
From Ireland

Steaphan  (Gaelic)
A Crown, a Gaeland; Gaelic Form of Stephen. (Stee-fen)

Tarin  (English)
Blend of Tara 'High Hill' and Erin 'From Ireland. '

Taryn  (Irish)
Combination of Tara 'Rocky Hill' and Erin 'Ireland'

Tarynn  (English)
Blend of Tara 'High Hill' and Erin 'From Ireland. '

Tris  (Celtic)
Diminutive of Tristan: Sad Din. in a Story from the Middle Ages, Tristan, Nephew of King Mark of Cornwall, Was in Love With the Princess Iseult of Ireland

Trista  (Latin)
Melancholy (Tristan, Tristen, Tristina, Tristyn)

Tristan  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Bold, Melancholy

Tristram  (Celtic)
Variant of Tristan: Sad Din. in a Story from the Middle Ages, Tristan, Nephew of King Mark of Cornwall, Was in Love With the Princess Iseult of Ireland

Ty  (Irish)
Diminutive of Tyrone: Eoghan's Land (From a County in Ireland)

Tyrone  (Irish)
From Owen's Territory. County Tyrone in Ireland. The Late Actor Tyrone Power

Tyronne  (Irish)
From Owen's Territory. County Tyrone in Ireland. The Late Actor Tyrone Power

Wattan  (Japanese)
From the Homeland

Westmoreland  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry Iv, Part and ' Henry V. Earl of Westmoreland, One of the King's Party. 'King Henry the Sixth, Part Iii' Earl of Westmoreland

Whelan  (Irish)
Joyful

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