Elsabel

Elsabel is an English variation of the name Elsa and carries the popular ending '-bel'. It represents a spelling variant of the biblical name Elisabeth and has its roots in the Ancient Hebrew Elisheba.

What does the name Elsabel mean?

Elsabel is regarded as an English form of Elsa and is adorned with the ending '-bel'. It is an alternative spelling of the biblical name Elisabeth, which traces back to the Ancient Hebrew Elisheba or Elisheva. The meanings include translations of 'the God dedicated', 'God is perfect', and 'God is fullness'. The origin of the name lies in Ancient Hebrew, derived from ʾĕlı̂ysheba' (אֱלִישֶׁבַע), which is composed of the elements ʾēl (אֵל) meaning 'God' and shéva' or shava' (שֶׁבַע) meaning 'oath', 'vow', or the number 'seven' (symbolizing fullness). In the Bible, the name is mentioned in both the Old and New Testaments. In the Old Testament, it is the name of Aaron's wife 'Elisheva', and in the New Testament, Elisabeth is the title of the mother of John the Baptist as well as the wife of the priest Zechariah. Elisabeth and its numerous variants are among the most common first names worldwide, including Elisabel and Elisabell.

Where does the name Elsabel come from?

The name Elsabel has its roots in Ancient Hebrew and means 'the God dedicated'. The components consist of ʾēl (אֵל) for 'God' and shéva' or shava' (שֶׁבַע) for 'oath', 'vow', or the number 'seven' (as a symbol of fullness). The language of the name is English.

How do you pronounce Elsabel?

Elsabel is pronounced as 'El-sabel'.

When is the name day of Elsabel?

The name day for Elsabel is celebrated on November 19.

Popularity

In Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, the

Famous people

• Elsabel Yemane (Eritrean model)