Élisabeth
proper noun
Syllable Decomposition
élisabethfrom Latin elisabeth derived from the Hebrew given name אלישבע élischeba meaning 'God is promise' or 'God is my dwelling'. See Elijah ('Lord') and beth ('house'). The Hebrew name was borne in the Old Testament by Elisheba, wife of Aaron and sister-in-law of Moses, and in the New Testament by Saint Elizabeth.
Definition
Translations
german:Elisabeth
english:Elizabeth
danish:Elisabet
spanish:Isabel
finnish:Elisabet
greek:Ελισάβετ'%20transform='translate(82.1)scale(.94)'%3e%3cpath%20fill='%23fff'%20d='M619.4%20512H-112V0h731.4z'/%3e%3cpath%20fill='%230038b8'%20d='M619.4%20115.2H-112V48h731.4zm0%20350.5H-112v-67.2h731.4zm-483-275%20110.1%20191.6L359%20191.6z'/%3e%3cpath%20fill='%23fff'%20d='m225.8%20317.8%2020.9%2035.5%2021.4-35.3z'/%3e%3cpath%20fill='%230038b8'%20d='M136%20320.6%20246.2%20129l112.4%20190.8z'/%3e%3cpath%20fill='%23fff'%20d='m225.8%20191.6%2020.9-35.5%2021.4%2035.4zM182%20271.1l-21.7%2036%2041-.1-19.3-36zm-21.3-66.5%2041.2.3-19.8%2036.3zm151.2%2067%2020.9%2035.5-41.7-.5zm20.5-67-41.2.3%2019.8%2036.3zm-114.3%200L189.7%20256l28.8%2050.3%2052.8%201.2%2032-51.5-29.6-52z'/%3e%3c/g%3e%3c/svg%3e)
hebrew:אלישבע
italian:Elisabetta
dutch:Elisabeth
polish:Elżbieta
portuguese:Elisabete
russian:Елизавета
swedish:Elisabet
ukrainian:Елізабет