Elektra name meaning

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Updated: March 15th, 2024
Gender: Unisex, both Boy and Girl
Origin: Old Greek
Usage: Greek, English, Icelandic, Finnish, Swedish, Danish and Norwegian
Pronunciation: pronunciation of Elektra e-lekt-ra
Meaning: Amber and The Shining
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What does Elektra mean?

Offbeat Old Greek Elektra bestowed upon girls, meaning of Elektra is "Amber or The Shining" is chiefly used in Finnish, Swedish, Greek, Icelandic, Norwegian, Danish and English. Elektra is variant of Electra.

Electra is Latin cognate of Ηλεκτρα, a Greek Name Deriving from Greek Ηλεκτρον = Amber, Literally Shining, Radiant. Elektra is form of Electra in Nordic language.

How do I pronounce Elektra?

The most common pronunciation of four syllabled Elektra is e-lekt-ra. Some people pronounce it as el(ek)-tra or eh-leh-k-truh.

Variants of Elektra

Ilektra, Electra, Alectra

Names that rhyme with Elektra

How popular is the name Elektra?

Elektra is a familiar baby name in United States, it has been in use since 1985 and was able to reach the top 3000 names. In 2005, it ranked 2275th when 79 girl were named Elektra.

Over 688 babies in United States have been named Elektra. The moniker is an uncommon baby name in England and Wales, its highest ever rank is 1296 (2007) in its 16 years run on England and Wales naming chart.

Over 203 people have been named Elektra in England and Wales. In France, it is relatively new, first appeared in 2004.

At least, 900 people globally have carried Elektra as their given name according to our findings.

YearRankBirths
2018575221
2017490327
2016594821
2015470929
2014529825
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Elektra in Nordic countries

CountriesWomen
First NameSecondary Name
Netherlands516
Finland036
Sweden64110
Norway66
Denmark110

Numerological analysis of Elektra

Change yourself completely. Be more open-minded and ready to learn new things. You are your own person who likes to live on the edge. Some would say that you are cold-hearted and insensitive but the truth is that you are the most sensitive person. You prefer to deal with things that matter and leave out all the rest. Things don't have to go according to the plan all the time because life would be boring as hell if they did.

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  •  Andrewina is used in English came from Old Greek bestowed upon girls, Andrewina means "A Man's Woman and Beautiful and Dared". Andrewina is derivative of Andrea.
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Sibling Names for Elektra

If you are looking for a unique and strong name for your baby girl, "Elektra" might be the perfect choice. To make the decision easier, we've compiled a list of sibling names that complement this powerful name, each with its own special meaning and origin. From classic to modern, here are some great options to consider.

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Famous people named Elektra

  • Elektra, professional wrestler
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  • Elektra Anastasi in The Devil's Double as Actress
  • Elektra De Salvo in TV series A Case for Two as Actress
  • Elektra Attikou portrayed vital role of N in 1953 drama movie O gennitsaros.

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