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Eleanor is a feminine given name. There are two main possibilities for the origin of this name. In English it is often considered a form of "Helen" (or "Ellen" or "Elaine"), deriving from the Greek for "light".An alternative meaning comes from the first known bearer of the name; Eleanor of Aquitaine. She was named after her mother, Ænor de Châtellerault, and called "Aliénor", (from "Alia-Aenor"), which means "other-Aenor" in the langue d'oc (Occitan language), it became "Eléanor" in the northern Langue d'oïl and in English.More recently J.R.R. Tolkien created an alternative meaning for this name using his made up elvish language Quenya. In his trilogy The Lord of the Rings Elanor means "sun-star" (el: star, and anor: sun), and is the name of a golden five-pointed flower that grows in the woods of Lothlórien and the given name of a golden-haired child.In the language of the Yoruba peoples of West Africa, a similar name has existed for centuries, recently rising to prominence as a result of its similarity to the Western name Eleanor. Eyla-Nor, literally translated means “nosey” or “overly inquisitive”, typically used as a moniker for someone who is excessively concerned about the affairs of others. The domestic mouse, is known by the Yoruba as Eyla-Nor Rob, (Pronounced Eleanor Robb) literally meaning the inquisitive little rat, to differentiate this creature from its larger rodent cousin.There are also many variants in other languages./
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Eleanor glassmaker wins trophy design competition
ELEANOR, W.Va. -- Eleanor glassmaker John DesMeules hit a hole in one with his design entry for the Nationwide Tour Players Cup trophy design competition.
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Eleanor E. Reynolds
Eleanor Elizabeth (Gonyea) Reynolds of Worcester, a retired insurance company employee, died Wednesday at her home. She was 89. Born in Worcester, she lived there all...
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Eleanor Pires
FAIRHAVEN — Eleanor (Leach) Pires, 67, of Fairhaven, passed away June 26, 2009, at Sacred Heart Home in New Bedford. She was the companion of twenty years to John Sylvia of Fairhaven.
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Eleanor J. Galbraith Boyd
Mrs. Boyd, 85, of Monroe, formerly of East Brunswick, died June 15, 2009, in Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick. Her husband, Melville, died in 1992.
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Yep, that’s a Studebaker
As she watches her husband, son and grandson horsing around in their classic cars preparing for a photo shoot, Eleanor Studebaker can’t help but shake her head, laugh and say, “boys and their toys.”
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