Eleanor
/ˈɛlənər/
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Eleanor, of Greek origin, means 'light' and carries a sense of radiance and elegance. It has been borne by queens and noblewomen throughout history, such as Eleanor of Aquitaine, symbolizing grace and leadership. The name remains popular in English-speaking countries for its classic and timeless charm.
Eleanor Steber
Singer, Operatic soprano, NY Metropolitan Opera
Eleanor Smeal
Activist, Founder, Feminist Majority Foundation
Eleanor Roosevelt
First Lady, First Lady under FDR
Eleanor Powell
Dancer, Lady Be Good
Eleanor H. Porter
Novelist, Pollyanna
Eleanor Parker
Actor, Interrupted Melody
Eleanor Holmes Norton
Politician, Congresswoman, Washington DC
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Royalty, 12th-century Queen of France, England
Eleanor Clift
Journalist, Madam President
Eleanor Bron
Actor, A Touch of Love
Eleanor Baum
Educator, Dean of Engineering, Cooper Union
Eleanor Audley
Actor, Wicked stepmother in Cinderella
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