How to Say “Elliot” in German

Elliot
Elliot is the German form of the male given name Elliot.
Elliot is used as a male given name.

Did you know?

  • In Germany, given names are legally registered, and while Elliot is accepted, very unusual spellings of names can sometimes be questioned by the Standesamt or registry office.
  • Because Elliot is a foreign name, it is often treated as an undeclinable noun in German grammar. This means you won't see it change its ending to show case, such as in the accusative or dative forms.
  • The name Elliot is closely related to the German name Elias, which is a very traditional and common biblical name in Germany.

Examples in context

  • Elliot ist mein Bruder.
    Elliot is my brother.
  • Kennen Sie Elliot?
    Do you know Elliot?
  • Ich habe Elliot gestern getroffen.
    I met Elliot yesterday.

Example conversation

Julian and Laura are at a party.

  1. Julian

    Wer ist der Mann dort?
    Who is the man over there?
  2. Laura

    Das ist Elliot.
    That is Elliot.
  3. Julian

    Kennst du Elliot schon lange?
    Have you known Elliot for a long time?
  4. Laura

    Ja, wir sind seit der Schule Freunde.
    Yes, we have been friends since school.
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