Origin and Meaning of Isavel
Meaning & Origin
Consecrated to God; pledged to God
Origin: Spanish - Isavel is a variation of Isabel, which is derived from the Hebrew name Elisheva, meaning 'God is my oath'.
Interesting Facts
- Isabel, from which Isavel is derived, has been a popular name in Spanish-speaking countries and has royal associations, notably in Spain and Portugal.
- Isabel has various forms and diminutives across cultures, including Isabella (Italian), Yseult (French), and Isabel (Portuguese).
- Notable bearers of the name Isabel include historical figures like Isabel I of Castile, whose reign marked the unification of Spain and sponsorship of Christopher Columbus.
- The name Isavel is relatively less common than its counterpart Isabel, and it has seen fluctuating popularity since the 20th century.
- Related names include Isabela, Isabell, and variations like Isa and Belle, which can also be used as standalone names.