Elysia is a fictional character from Honkai Impact 3rd.
― Anonymous User 2/14/2023
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Elysia Crampton is an American electronic musician, producer, poet, and composer. Her work touches upon themes of Aymara survival and Latino culture, LGBT and Aymara femme heritage, science fiction, references to Christian faith and ontology, and frequent utilization of samples and arrangements from varying sources.
Elysia Segal is an American science communicator, actress, and playwright. She has written over thirty history and STEM-based museum theatre pieces for cultural institutions across the United States and is a regular host of programming for the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum and space commentator for NASASpaceflight.
I named my third daughter Elysia. It's pronounced "EH-liss-ee-uh," from "Elysian fields," with the first 2 vowels being softened (but not shortened to the unstressed "uh") and a soft /s/. We tend to shorten it to Ely (pronounced like the common name "Ellie"), but she could also use Sia if she wanted; however, she usually prefers her full name over either of the shortened versions.It comes from Greek & Roman mythology. Elysium is the home of the Elder Gods and their chosen ones; the place they retired to, in contrast to Mt Olympus, where the "active" gods resided, and Hades/Hell, where the souls of humans went. Elysium is a place of love, peace and plenty. Perhaps, it's an early conception of heaven.
This is my friend's name and it is pronounced uh-LISS-ee-uh rather than uh-LEESH-uh. It's a pretty name!
― Anonymous User 5/3/2019
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Elysia is what the vampire community is called in the book series "The Chronicles Of Vladimir Tod" by Zac Brewer, formerly Heather Brewer. Elysia is a beautiful name, and I would absolutely name a character this name (given, the character would probably be gothic, but still).
I like the thought of the Elysium fields, and this name is pretty. I like how it seems modern, but it is not. Plus she can always be Ely or Sia.
― Anonymous User 12/12/2017
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I love this name. It's elegant and imbued with magical, fairylike connotations, at least for me. It reminds me of Elysium from the book series Iron Fey by Julie Kagawa.The only thing that deters me from using this name is that it may be mistaken for "Alicia," which I view as a bland, outdated name.It would be nice if Elysia became the new Alicia! Let's make it happen, people!
I think this name is so beautiful. This is my grandmother's name, except hers is spelled Elisia. I think that may be the Spanish version.
― Anonymous User 12/6/2010
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Beautiful goth name.
― Anonymous User 7/8/2010
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I actually think, but I am not 100% and my google search left me kinda confused, but I always thought that Elysia (also thought it was Elysian feilds) was a part of the realm of the dead, which was called Hades. But I guess it is different for everyone.
I like this name, but pronounced as Elijah would be. I know it's wrong, but every time I see this name I think it's pronounced like Elijah Wood, the guy who plays the hobbit. I even plan on using this if I ever have a little girl.
This name can also be spelt Elicia. But be warned this often means it is pronounced Elisha rather than the correct pronunciation of E-li-see-ah.
― Anonymous User 10/16/2008
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Very cute name and very nice meaning, but it's a little too youthful for my taste. It sounds too close to a made up variation of Alice it just doesn't fit as an adult name.