How to say it
ˈɛl.ə.di
Foreign riches
ˈɛl.ə.di
The French form of the Germanic Alodia, usually read as 'foreign riches' or 'other wealth.'
Elodie is the French form of the old Visigothic name Alodia, generally read as 'foreign riches.' A 9th-century Spanish martyr, St. Alodia, carries the original. The smooth, lyrical French version has spread fast among English speakers drawn to its lilt, said EL-oh-dee. It sits in the airy French set with Eloise and Esme. Lola and Dodie can serve as playful shorts.
The standard spelling is Elodie. Common variants include Élodie, Elodi, Alodia, but Elodie is the most widely used form.
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EL-oh-dee; the accented Élodie is the French original.
Historical figures, characters, and public faces who share the name. The cultural surface, for whatever weight you want to give it.