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The feminine first name Elisabet is a form of the biblical name Elisabeth, which appears in Scandinavian, Spanish, Catalan, Icelandic (Elísabet), and Ancient Greek (Elisábet) cultures. The meaning of the name is 'God is fullness' or 'God is perfection'. The Ancient Greek variant Elisábet is found in the New Testament and refers to the mother of John the Baptist.
What does the name Elisabet mean?
Elisabet is a feminine form of the biblical name Elisabeth, which exists in various languages such as Scandinavian, Spanish, Catalan, Icelandic (Elísabet), and Ancient Greek (Elisábet). The name means 'God is fullness' or 'God is perfection'. The Ancient Greek spelling Elisábet comes from the New Testament and refers to the mother of John the Baptist. International variants of Elisabet include Elizabeth (English), Elisabetta (Italian), Elizabet (Bulgarian, Hungarian), Elizaveta (Russian), Isabel and Ysabel (Spanish), Isabell (German), Isabella (Italian), Isabelle and Isabeau (French), Isobel (Scottish), Izabel (Brazilian), Izabela (Polish), Izabella (Polish, Hungarian), as well as Jelisaveta (Serbian) and Zabel (Armenian).
Where does the name Elisabet come from?
The name Elisabet has its roots in the Hebrew name Elischeba, which is composed of the ancient Hebrew elements el, meaning 'God', and scheba, meaning 'happiness' or 'perfection'.
How do you pronounce Elisabet?
The pronunciation of the name Elisabet is four syllables and follows a classical structure. In the German language, it is usually pronounced as 'E-li-sa-bet' [eˈliːzabɛt], where bright vowels meet clearly articulated consonants. This structure gives the name a certain dignity and stability, while the final '-bet' forms a distinctive conclusion. Elisabet sounds traditional, strong, and possesses a fine nuance.
When is the name day of Elisabet?
The most important name day for Elisabet is celebrated on September 23.
Popularity
In Germany, Elisabet is a fairly sought-after first name. Currently, it ranks 1,740th among the most common female baby names. Its best placement was achieved in 2007 when it reached 732nd place. In the last ten years, the name has been given about 150 times as a first name, which places it 1,906th in the ten-year statistics. Between 2010 and 2024, it ranks 1,930th.
Nicknames & pet names
Betty / Eli / Elsbet / Ely / Lisbet / Lise / Lissi / Liz
Similar first names
Famous people
- Anna Elisabet Weirauch (German actress)
- Elisabet Boehm (German writer)
- Elisabet Carlsson (actress from Sweden)
- Elisabet Chavez (Spanish handball player)
- Elisabet Frosslind (Swedish actress)
- Elisabet Gustafson (curler)
- Elisabet Hermodsson (composer from Sweden)
- Elisabet Ney (sculptor from Germany)
- Elisabet Sado Garriga (squash player from Spain)
- Elisabet Sahtouris (American biologist)
- Elisabet van Randenborgh (German writer)
- Elisabet Woska (Austrian actress)
- Jenny Marilda Elisabet Hasselquist (ballet dancer from Sweden)
- Sophia Elisabet Brenner (writer from Sweden)
- Susanna Clara Elisabet Anden (Swedish actress)
Frequently asked questions about the name Elisabet
What is the origin of the name Elisabet?
The name Elisabet has its roots in the Hebrew name Elischeba, which is composed of the ancient Hebrew elements for 'God' and 'happiness'.
What international variants are there of Elisabet?
International variants include Elizabeth (English), Elisabetta (Italian), Elizaveta (Russian), and many others in various languages.
Are there common nicknames for Elisabet?
Yes, common nicknames include Betty, Eli, Elsbet, Ely, Lisbet, Lise, Lissi, and Liz.
For which gender is the name Elisabet suitable?
Elisabet is a traditional girl's name and is generally used for female individuals.