Pronunciation: [ˈɛlɪət] (IPA) 
The spelling of the name "Elliot" can be a bit ambiguous, with variations such as Elliott and Eliot also common. However, the pronunciation remains consistent: /ˈɛliət/. This can be broken down into three phonemes - /ɛ/ for the "e" sound, /li/ for the "l" and "i" sounds, and /ət/ for the "o" and "t" sounds. While the spelling of this name may vary, the sound it represents remains the same.
Elliot is a proper noun that typically refers to a given name used for males. It has both English and Scottish origins, with the English form derived from the Hebrew name Elijah and the Scottish form derived from the Old English name Elyas. Elliot is a popular name choice in several English-speaking countries.
The name Elliot is often attributed to individuals who possess positive traits such as intelligence, creativity, and ambition. Those named Elliot are known to be charismatic and social, often making friends easily and effortlessly. They are usually confident, gentle, and reliable, making them trustworthy companions and confidants.
Furthermore, Elliot demonstrates strong leadership qualities and tends to be driven and motivated, often pursuing their aspirations with enthusiasm. They are quick learners and adapt well to new situations, showing resilience and resourcefulness in overcoming challenges.
While Elliot is often associated with males, it can also be used as a unisex name. In recent years, it has gained popularity as a given name for both boys and girls, exhibiting a sense of modernity and gender inclusivity.
The name Elliot carries a sense of uniqueness and charm, reflecting individuality and distinction among those who bear this name.
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The name "Elliot" has its origins in both English and Scottish languages. The name is a derivative of the medieval English name "Elyot", which itself was derived from the Old French name "Elie". "Elie" can be traced back to the Hebrew name "Elijah", meaning "Yahweh is my God". Over time, "Elyot" evolved into "Eliot" and eventually "Elliot". The name gained popularity in Scotland through the Ellot Clan, which was first recorded in the 13th century.
