BTW: יהוה, aka YHYW, aka Yahweh's original name is EL. He's a Canaanite god of War and Death.
The word "EL" was just a label, like the word "god" itself (which literally means "creator"), and not a name. It meant "mighty one" or "strong one".
For example, phrases translated as "God Almighty" is El Shad-dai.
When angels are referred to as the "sons of God" the original Hebrew is beneh' ha-Elo-him.
Elo-him is also used to refer to other gods, and even human judges in Israel.
There are many more examples of the etymology, but "EL" is not always referring to the God referred to by the tetragrammaton. And it never refers to the Hebrew/Christian God in it's singular isolated form. It always has a qualifier, like "God Almighty" (El Shad-dai).