Origin and Meaning of Elizabeta

God is my oath

Origin: Hebrew - Elizabeta is a variant of the name Elizabeth, which comes from the Hebrew name Elisheba, meaning 'God is my oath' or 'God's promise'.

• Elizabeta is a common name in several Slavic countries, demonstrating the cultural influence of Judaism and Christian traditions.
• In various cultures, the feminine form of the name has been adapted and influenced by local languages, leading to several variations such as Elizaveta in Russian and Elizabet in Spanish.
• Notable bearers of the name include Elizabeta, Queen of Hungary, who was renowned for her charitable works and strong influence during her reign.
• While not as common as its short form Elizabeth, Elizabeta has seen a resurgence in popularity in Eastern Europe, particularly in countries like Croatia and Serbia.
• Related names include Elizabeth, Elizaveta, and Elisa, each carrying variations in popularity across different cultures.