Esila

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Name
Esila
Gender
Girl name
Syllables
3

Esila is a Turkish first name for girls that has its roots in Arabic. The meaning of the name is 'the late afternoon,' describing the time between morning and noon.

What does the name Esila mean?

Esila, a Turkish girl's name with Arabic origins, carries the meaning 'the late afternoon.' This meaning comes from the Arabic term asila (أصيلا), which means both 'late afternoon' and 'evening.'

Where does the name Esila come from?

The origin of the name Esila lies in Arabic, where it is known as a feminine first name meaning 'the late afternoon.' The Arabic root asila (أصيلا) stands for 'late afternoon' and 'evening.' Languages: Arabic, Turkish.

How do you pronounce Esila?

The sound structure and pronunciation of Esila are three syllables and fluid. In German, the name is often pronounced as 'E-si-la' [eˈziːla] or [eˈsiːla]. It begins with a bright E sound that conveys a certain lightness. The stressed middle syllable with a long I gives the sound brightness and a gentle tension, while the open ending 'a' harmoniously rounds off the name. This makes Esila appear delicate, melodic, feminine, modern, and friendly.

Popularity

In Germany, the name Esila enjoys great popularity and currently ranks 485th on the list of the most common female baby names. Its best ranking was in 2011, reaching 141st place. Over the last ten years, Esila has been chosen as a first name about 2,400 times, placing it 270th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 250th.

Nicknames & pet names

Esi / Eso / Ila / Sila

Similar first names

Famous people

  • Esila Umut (actor)

Frequently asked questions about the name Esila

What does the name Esila mean?

Esila is a Turkish girl's name with Arabic origins and means 'the late afternoon.'

Where does the name Esila come from?

The name Esila has its roots in Arabic, where the root word 'asila' means both 'late afternoon' and 'evening.'

How popular is the name Esila?

Esila is gaining popularity in Turkey and among Arabic-speaking communities, especially for newborns.

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