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I doubt that Elke was originally of Hebrew origin. It is likely a Yiddish alteration of Elke, which eventually became a feminine form of Elkanah. Hebrew names rarely, if ever, end with the letter "e."Elke is listed as a Yiddish on Wikipedia:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elke#References [noted -ed]
So pretty! I love it! SO much BETTER than Elka!
Also spelled: Elka, or אלקה in Hebrew.
Pronounced ehl-kuh, ehl-keh.
This name is used as a Yiddish pet form for feminine names beginning in El-.

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