Origin and Meaning of Elisavet

God is my oath

Origin: Greek - Elisavet is a derivative of Elizabeth, which originates from the Hebrew name Elisheva, composed of the elements 'el' meaning 'God' and 'sheva' meaning 'oath'.

• Elisavet is predominantly used in Greek and has deep religious connotations, being connected to the New Testament figure, Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist.
• The name is celebrated in various Christian traditions, and it is common in Orthodox cultures where the name is often given in honor of saints.
• Notable bearers include Elisavet Vasilievna, a Russian princess, and Elisavet of Hungary, who was a significant historical figure.
• While names like Elizabeth and its variations remain popular globally, Elisavet is less common and has specific cultural resonance in Greece.
• Variations of the name include Elizabeth, Liz, Liza, and Eliza, each reflecting different cultural nuances and usages.