Elysium is a unisex name of Literary origin meaning “Referring to Elysian fields, representing paradise, often mentioned in Shakespeare's works.”. It's a unique and uncommon choice for parents seeking something distinctive. With 3 syllables, it's elegant and melodic.
i-LIZ-ee-um
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This name ranks in the top 62% of popular names.
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