Elberta

Elberta is a less common feminine form derived from Germanic elements. It is related to names like Albert, which comes from the Old High German elements 'adal' meaning 'noble' and 'beraht' meaning 'bright, famous'. While Albert has a long and prominent history, Elberta emerged as a distinct feminine variant, likely in English-speaking countries, though it never achieved the same widespread popularity as its masculine counterpart or other 'El-' names like Elizabeth or Eleanor.

The name's usage has been sporadic and generally rare. It might have seen some localized use or been chosen by parents looking for a unique name with a traditional feel. Its similarity to Alberta, a name often associated with the Canadian province, might also contribute to its occasional appearance, though Elberta predates the naming of the province.