Elide

Elide is a name with a somewhat obscure but intriguing history. It is believed to be derived from the Greek word 'Elis', which refers to an ancient district in Greece, particularly known for being the site of the Olympic Games. The name could also be a variant or a short form of other names, or even a modern coinage inspired by classical elements. Its usage is not widespread, contributing to its unique and somewhat mysterious appeal.

While not directly tied to a specific mythological figure, the name evokes a sense of classical antiquity due to its Greek roots. Its rarity suggests it may have been used in specific regions or families, or perhaps gained some traction in literary or artistic circles. The 'stranger' meaning could also imply a sense of uniqueness or being set apart.