Elaine originates of ancient Greece meaning "torch" or "bright light". Elaine, a name for a daughter, is also an interpretation of Helen dating back to Arthurian legend and Elaine the Fair, a woman of Shallot in love with Sir Lancelot; a love unrequited. She is thought to have died of a broken heart.
Elaine originates of ancient Greece meaning "torch" or "bright light". Elaine, a name for a daughter, is also an interpretation of Helen dating back to Arthurian legend and Elaine the Fair, a woman of Shallot in love with Sir Lancelot; a love unrequited. She is thought to have died of a broken heart.
Elaine originates of ancient Greece meaning "torch" or "bright light". Elaine, a name for a daughter, is also an interpretation of Helen dating back to Arthurian legend and Elaine the Fair, a woman of Shallot in love with Sir Lancelot; a love unrequited. She is thought to have died of a broken heart.
Elaine originates of ancient Greece meaning "torch" or "bright light". Elaine, a name for a daughter, is also an interpretation of Helen dating back to Arthurian legend and Elaine the Fair, a woman of Shallot in love with Sir Lancelot; a love unrequited. She is thought to have died of a broken heart.