Ivoreth: From theĀ Old NorseĀ nameĀ Ćvarr, which was derived from theĀ elementsĀ yrĀ āyew, bowā andĀ arrĀ āwarriorā. The second element, eth, appears to be unclear. It may have originated from the Sindarin words ethuil meaning āspringā or an ending referring to a person or an animal.
Eli: There are two possible meanings, āmy Godā or āmy ascensionā, in Hebrew.
George: From the Greek nameĀ ĪεĻĻγιοĻĀ (Georgios),Ā which was derived from the Greek word γεĻĻγοĻĀ (georgos)Ā meaning āfarmer, earthworkerā.Ā
Jupiter: From the LatinĀ Iuppiter, which was ultimately derived from theĀ Indo-EuropeanĀ *Dyeu-pater, composed of the elements Dyeus (Zeus) and pater meaning, āfatherā.