Elodie
Meaning & Origin
Elodie is a French name of Germanic origin meaning “foreign riches” or “foreign wealth.” It has a light, melodic quality and has long been popular in France before catching on internationally.
Popularity
Elodie has grown quickly in English-speaking countries over the past decade, part of a wave of French-inspired names embraced for their romantic sound. It has entered the U.S. top 400 for girls.
Nicknames & Variations
Nicknames include Elo, Ellie, and Dee. Variant spellings include Elodia and the original French Eulalie root.
Similar Names
Similar French-inspired names include Amelie, Josephine, Genevieve, Camille, and Adele.
Personality & Trivia
Elodie carries a romantic, storybook charm, often associated with warmth and creativity. Its rise in popularity has been helped by characters in film and television bearing the name.
Famous People Named Elodie
- Elodie Yung, French actress
- Elodie Gossuin, French television personality
Quick Facts
- Gender: Girl
- Origin: French/Germanic
- Meaning: “Foreign riches”
- Pronunciation: eh-LOH-dee