Forename Elf

In the world, Elf (Elf , Elfe , เอลฟ์) is quite a rare gender-neutral first name. The first name Elf is habitual in Philippines, where it is a rare epicene name, Hong Kong, where it is a rare feminine name, and Kenya. Measured by absolute frequency, this name is the most popular in Philippines, Indonesia, and Kenya. More prevalently, Elf is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Elf

name Alf, name Ｅｌｆ, name Elven, name Elvene, name Elf, name Ĕlf, name Ëlf, name Eilef, name Elfin, name Ellevan, name Ĕļf, name Ểlf, name Êlf, name Èlf, name Ielf, name Êlgh, name Ellef, name Élf, name Elfe, name พรายแย้มแข, name Éｌｆ

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Elf	Sweden, Egypt, Morocco, Indonesia, Myanmar
Elfe	Philippines, China, United States, Ethiopia, Morocco

First names said to be same

Alf, Eilef, Elfin, Ellef, Ellevan, Elven, Elvene, Ielf, Èlf, Élf, Éｌｆ, Êlf, Êlgh, Ëlf, Ĕlf, Ĕļf, พรายแย้มแข, Ểlf, and Ｅｌｆ

First name Elf in the context

Elf is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Elf Yamada , the fictional character from Eromanga Sensei; Elf Mills , the fictional character from Saint Seiya; Elf Two , the character from 1995 film 'The Santa Clause'; Elf Toljander , the Finnish television character, Elf Toljander and Elf in Hangar , the character from 1995 film 'The Santa Clause', among other works.

Characteristic surnames

Mo, Sam, She, Sio, Sri, Ale, Ali, Alf, Ann, Sal, Abd, Aya, Ayu, Cik, Ben, Bea, Bou, Kim, Pat, Amy, Mun, Min, Mez, Mr, Ms, Al, An, Bo, Bi, Jo, Na, El, Ia, Ze, Zo, May, Mai, Mad, Max, Moh, Moa, Med, Pei, and Ran