Element, 30 characters
2'116 110[2:1-+'101"]7'69[,#`]
Element is a language of my own design. For some limited documentation, you can look here. For the source to an Element interpreter written in Perl, you can look here.
Here is a walkthrough of how it works:
2` stores a 2 onto the control stack for later use
116 110 push those values (t and n) onto the stack
[ start a for loop that is repeated twice
2: duplicate the 110
1-+ adds a negative one to the top copy of 110
' move the top copy to the control stack as temporary storage
101 add the code for an e onto the stack
" move the copy from the control stack back on top of the 101
] end the for loop, this loops takes advantage of the fact that n m l are in consecutive order and both have an e in between
7' push a 7 onto the control stack
69 push the code for an E onto the stack
[ start a for loop that executes 7 times
, perform ->char / ->num conversion
# throws away the top item on the stack since this is the item->num conversion
` pop and output the top item on the stack, since this is the needed item->char conversion
] end the for loop, which prints out the numbers in character form in reverse order, to spell "Element".