Elimelech is a proper noun, historically the name of a figure in the Bible, used to designate a person. It is pronounced with multiple syllables and a classical Hebrew-inspired stress pattern, and it is encountered mainly in scholarly, religious, or historical discussions. The name is typically treated as a non-English loanword, retaining unusual consonant clusters that guide its pronunciation practice.
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