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Elisangela
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The first name Elisangela (Elisângela) is a Brazilian combination of the names Elis and Angela. Elis itself is a short form of the name Elisa, which has its origin in Elisabeth.
What does the name Elisangela mean?
Elisangela (Elisângela) is a female first name that consists of the Brazilian combination of Elis and Angela. The short form Elis is derived from Elisa, which in turn goes back to Elisabeth. The meaning of the name is "my God is abundance" and is composed of the ancient Hebrew components el for "God" and scheba for "happiness" or "perfection." Angela, on the other hand, means "the messenger" and traces back to the ancient Greek word ángelos (ἄγγελος), which means "the angel," "the messenger," or "the messenger of God," as well as the Latin angelus for "the angel."
Where does the name Elisangela come from?
The origin of the name Elisangela is both ancient Hebrew and Latin in nature, carrying the meanings "my God is abundance" and "the messenger."
How do you pronounce Elisangela?
Eh-lee-SAN-jah
Popularity
In Germany, Elisangela is a rare name. In German name statistics, it has not held a notable position so far. In Austria, the name reached its best position in the name charts in 2013 at 1,703rd place. Between 1984 and 2024, Elisangela was given less than 10 times in Austria, placing it at 7,542nd. In the last ten years, there have been no registrations of the name for newborns.
Nicknames & pet names
Elys
Frequently asked questions about the name Elisangela
What does the name Elisangela mean?
Elisangela is composed of the elements 'Elis' and 'Angela.' 'Elis' is derived from Elisa and means 'my God is abundance,' while 'Angela' means 'the messenger.'
Where does the name Elisangela come from?
The origin of the name is both ancient Hebrew and Latin. The components come from ancient Hebrew and ancient Greek and Latin.
How popular is the name Elisangela?
Elisangela is primarily used in Brazilian Portuguese and enjoys a certain popularity there.