Elissavet

Elissavet (Ελισσάβετ) is a female form of the name Elisabeth, which has its origin in Greek. The meaning of the name is "God is abundance" or "God is perfection." Another Greek variant is Elisávet (Ελισάβετ).

What does the name Elissavet mean?

The name Elissavet (Ελισσάβετ) is a Greek derivative of the biblical name Elisabeth, which means "God is abundance" or "God is perfection." International variants of Elisabeth include Elisabet (in Scandinavia), Elizabeth (in England), Elisabetta (in Italy), Elizabet (in Bulgaria and Hungary), Elizaveta (in Russia), Isabel and Ysabel (in Spain), Isabell (in Germany), Isabella (in Italy), Isabelle and Isabeau (in France), Isobel (in Scotland), Izabel (in Brazil), Izabela (in Poland), Izabella (in Poland and Hungary), as well as Jelisaveta (in Serbia) and Zabel (in Armenia).

Where does the name Elissavet come from?

The name Elissavet has its roots in the Hebrew Elischeba, which is composed of the ancient Hebrew elements el, meaning "God," and scheba, meaning "happiness" or "perfection."

How do you pronounce Elissavet?

E-li-sä-vet

When is the name day of Elissavet?

The most important name day for Elissavet falls on September 23.

Popularity

In Germany, the first name Elissavet is relatively rare. In 2017, it ranked 3,952nd on the list of the most common female first names. The best ranking was achieved in 2013 with 3,816th place. In the last ten years, Elissavet has been given as a first name fewer than ten times, ranking 7,773rd in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it is in 7,864th place.