Origin and Meaning of Lize

Consecrated to God

Origin: Hebrew - Lize is a diminutive or variation of the name Elizabeth, which originates from the Hebrew name Elisheva, meaning 'God is my oath' or 'Consecrated to God'.

• Lize is often used as an affectionate or informal variation of Elizabeth, which has many royal and historical associations.
• The name has gained popularity in different cultures, particularly in Dutch-speaking countries as a variant of Elise or directly as Lize.
• Notable bearers include Lize Feryn, a contemporary Belgian actress, showcasing the name's modern appeal.
• While not among the most common names, Lize has seen a surge in popularity in the 21st century, especially in European countries.
• Related names include Lisa, Liz, and Elise, which all have a similar cultural and linguistic heritage.