Héloïse

هيلويزIn Arabic

Meaning: Probably Germanic Hailwidis ('healthy, robust' + 'wood'); or a form of Éloïse
About the name: Héloïse d'Argenteuil (about 1101-1164) was a French nun, scholar and abbess, famous for her love affair and her letters with the logician Peter Abelard, who became her husband.
For: A girl
Origin: French, Germanic
Other spellings: Heloise, Éloïse

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