How to Say “Elliott” in French

By Naomi Nora • Updated October 5, 2026

Elliott

Elliott is the French form of the English proper name Elliott.

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While Elliott is used, the French equivalent is Élie, which is the French version of the biblical name 'Elijah'.
French parents occasionally choose Elliott specifically because of the global popularity of English-language media, bypassing traditional French name lists.
If you were to encounter the name in a very old French text, you would find no trace of Elliott, as it is a relatively recent 'import' compared to centuries-old French saints' names.

Examples in context

Je connais Elliott.
I know Elliott.
Est-ce que Elliott est là ?
Is Elliott there?
Elliott travaille avec nous.
Elliott works with us.

Example conversation

Lucas and Léa are talking about a mutual friend.

Lucas

Est-ce que tu as vu Elliott ?
Have you seen Elliott?
Léa

Non, je n'ai pas vu Elliott aujourd'hui.
No, I haven't seen Elliott today.
Lucas

Elliott doit être très occupé.
Elliott must be very busy.
Léa

C'est vrai, il travaille beaucoup.
It's true, he works a lot.

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Naomi Nora

Bonjour! I'm Naomi, an avid foodie with an insatiable curiosity for learning new words in French. I take great delight in translating different terms and phrases for others to enjoy, especially when it involves things I adore, like tacos and café crème, or places that stir up happiness, such as Disneyland Paris. In between my linguistic explorations, I find myself daydreaming about running through the streets of Paris or simply enjoying a delicious homemade French meal. Join me on my multilingual adventure to learn the phonetics, nuances, and charm of the French language! Au revoir for now.

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