Origin and Meaning of Isamara

Beautiful princess

Origin: Spanish - Isamara is derived from the name 'Isabella' which has roots in the Hebrew name 'Elisheba' meaning 'God is my oath' and combined with the Spanish suffix '-ara' which often conveys the meaning of 'belonging to the family of'.

• Isamara is a relatively modern name that has gained popularity in Latin American cultures, especially in Spanish-speaking countries.
• The name is often given in honor of famous figures, such as Isadora Duncan, an influential American dancer and actress known for her dramatic and expressive style.
• Its popularity is observed in regions with a strong influence of Spanish, and its variations include Isadora, Izamara, or even Ismini in different cultures.
• Isamara has not yet reached significant popularity in the United States but is being increasingly recognized as a unique and trendy choice for girls.
• Related names that are also derived from the root 'Bella' include Bella, Isabelle, and Arabella, each conveying beauty and nobility.