Elior is a Hebrew masculine name meaning "my God is my light" in Hebrew. The name is composed of the elements Eli ("my God") and or ("light"), forming a theophoric name that expresses a personal relationship with the divine as a source of illumination. This parallels other Hebrew names like Uriel ("God is my light") and Eliora (the feminine form of Elior).While not a biblical name, Elior fits within a rich tradition of Hebrew names that combine divine references with natural imagery. It may have originated in medieval or modern Hebrew usage. The name is predominantly given to boys but has seen some use in contemporary naming.A key fact about Elior is that its feminine counterpart, Eliora, has sometimes been used interchangeably or for girls. However, in modern Israel, both forms are distinction recognized by gender.Usage and DistributionElior is primarily used in Israel and Jewish communities worldwide. It became more common in the late 20th and 21st centuries, aligning with a rise in modern Hebrew names. The name's meaning—signifying divine light—makes it particularly popular among religious families, though it is also chosen for its sound and positive symbolism.Meaning: "My God is my light"Origin: HebrewType: First name (masculine)Usage Regions: Israel, Jewish diasporaRelated Names: Eliora (feminine form)