What Does the Name Eloise Mean?

Eloise is a girl's name of French (from Germanic) origin meaning “debated; possibly 'healthy/wide' or 'famous warrior'.”

Updated June 2026

NameEloise
Genderfemale
OriginFrench (from Germanic)
Meaningdebated; possibly 'healthy/wide' or 'famous warrior'
VariantsHeloise, Eloisa, Elouise, Eloïse
PopularityA vintage name revived strongly in the 2010s; now common in the US, UK and Australia top charts.

The meaning and origin of Eloise

The name Eloise means debated; possibly 'healthy/wide' or 'famous warrior' and has French (from Germanic) origins. Eloise is the English/French form of the medieval name Heloise (French Heloise), of uncertain Germanic origin, possibly from elements meaning 'healthy/whole' or related to Old German 'hlut' (famous) and 'wig' (war). It is famous from the 12th-century scholar Heloise, beloved of Abelard.

Variants and related names

Eloise is related to several other names you may recognize: Heloise, Eloisa, Elouise, Eloïse. These share a common root or are spelling and language variants of the same name.

How popular is the name Eloise?

A vintage name revived strongly in the 2010s; now common in the US, UK and Australia top charts.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the name Eloise mean?+

The name Eloise means “debated; possibly 'healthy/wide' or 'famous warrior'” and is of French (from Germanic) origin.

What is the origin of the name Eloise?+

Eloise originates from French (from Germanic).

Is Eloise a popular name?+

Yes — see the popularity note above for how Eloise has trended in the US over time.

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Sources

  1. Behind the Name — Etymology and history of first namesBehind the Name
  2. US Social Security Administration — Popular baby names by yearSocial Security Administration
  3. A Dictionary of First Names — Oxford ReferenceOxford University Press

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