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The input appears to be the URL-percent-encoded form of Éléna, a French and Romance variant of Helena, itself derived from the ancient Greek name Helénē. The root is uncertain but is most often linked to the Greek word for torch or light, or alternatively to Helenē as a place-name element. Helena was borne by the fourth-century Roman empress Saint Helena, mother of Constantine the Great, which greatly popularized the name across Christian Europe. Related forms include Helen, Elena, Elina, and Hélène.