Pronunciation: [ˈɛlə] (IPA) 
The name "Ella" is spelled with four letters - E, L, L, and A - and has a simple pronunciation. In IPA phonetic transcription, it is pronounced as /ˈɛlə/. The first sound "ɛ" is the short e sound commonly heard in words like "egg" or "pet." The second sound "l" is the clear L sound. The third sound "ə" is the schwa sound that is often found in English words. The final sound "a" is pronounced as the letter A in standard English.
Ella is a feminine given name of Spanish, English, and German origin. In Spanish, "Ella" means "she" or "her," serving as the third-person singular pronoun. As a name, Ella has gained popularity in various cultures, carrying different meanings.
In English, Ella is traditionally considered a short form or variant of the name Eleanor or Ellen. Derived from the Greek name Helenē, it means "shining light" or "bright one." Ella has also become a standalone name in its own right, often associated with qualities like beauty, grace, and elegance.
In German, Ella can be a diminutive of the name Eleonore, which is the German version of Eleanor. It can also be a shortened form of Elisabeth, meaning "pledged to God" or "God is abundance."
Ella is a versatile name that has gained recognition worldwide. Its cultural significance extends beyond its linguistic origins. In addition to being a proper name, Ella has been used to create various surnames, place names, and fictional characters across literature and media.
Moreover, Ella has become synonymous with numerous talented individuals, such as jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald and author Ella Enchanted, further enhancing its association with creativity and talent. Today, Ella continues to be a beloved name that represents strength, beauty, and individuality.
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