Elysium is a unisex name of Literary origin meaning “Referring to Elysian fields, representing paradise, often mentioned in Shakespeare's works..” It has 3 syllables, giving it an elegant, melodic rhythm. Common nicknames include Ely, Elysi. As of 2025, Elysium ranks #76 among children' names in the United States and has held a steady level of popularity. Its highest US ranking was #72 in 2023.
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i-LIZ-ee-um
Phonetic spelling
Currently #76 among US baby names.
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Elysium means “Referring to Elysian fields, representing paradise, often mentioned in Shakespeare's works..” It is a unisex name of Literary origin.
Elysium is pronounced i-LIZ-ee-um.
Elysium is a unisex name used for both boys and girls.
Elysium currently ranks #76 among children' names in the United States.
Popular nicknames for Elysium include Ely, Elysi.
Middle names that pair well with Elysium include Elysium Sky, Elysium Rae, Elysium Lynn.
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