Liselott

Liselott is a first name that is composed of the two names Lise, a short form of Elisabeth ('God is abundance' or 'God is perfection'), and Lott, a short form of Charlotte ('the free one'). Additionally, Liselott represents a shortened form of the double name Lise-Lott.

What does the name Liselott mean?

The name Liselott unites the meanings of the first names Lise, derived from Elisabeth ('God is abundance' or 'God is perfection'), and Lott, which comes from Charlotte ('the free one'). Liselott is primarily common in Sweden, but it is also occasionally used in Germany. There are various variants such as Lieselott, Lieselotta, Lieselotte, Liselotta, and Liselotte.

Where does the name Liselott come from?

The name Liselott has its roots in Old Hebrew and Old High German, with meanings such as 'God is perfection' and 'God is abundance.'

How do you pronounce Liselott?

The pronunciation of Liselott is usually 'Li-se-lott' [ˈliːzəlɔt]. The name combines a gentle, bright beginning sequence with a clearly emphasized, darker ending. The hard 't' at the end provides a concise conclusion, making Liselott both playful and determined – charming, with a historical background and a distinctive character.

When is the name day of Liselott?

The name day of Liselott is celebrated on July 17 and September 23.

Popularity

In Germany, Liselott is a rather rare name. In 2014, it ranked 4,003rd among the most common female first names for newborns. Between 2010 and 2024, the name was given less than 10 times, resulting in a rank of 10,750. In the last ten years, there has not been a single new bearer of the name.