Origin and Meaning of Jezabella

Diminutive form of Jezebel, meaning 'not exalted' or 'the Baal exists.'

Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew name 'Izebel,' often interpreted as 'not exalted.' The name is popularly associated with the biblical figure Jezebel, who was a queen in ancient Israel.

• Jezabela is often seen as a modern variation of the name Jezebel, which has historical and cultural significance in biblical stories.
• While Jezebel is typically viewed negatively in Judeo-Christian culture due to her portrayal in the Bible as manipulative and idolatrous, Jezabella offers a softer, more modern twist on the name.
• This name is not commonly found among notable historical figures, but it has been adopted relatively recently in literature and pop culture contexts, indicating a trend toward reinterpreting historical names.
• Jezabella is quite rare, with few recorded instances, suggesting it is a niche or unique choice for parents looking for distinctive names.
• Variations of the name include Jezebelle or Jezabel, with the latter often used to capture a similar sound but without carrying the full historical weight of Jezebel.