Origin and Meaning of Marysabel

Combination of Mary and Isabel, often interpreted as 'Beloved' or 'God is my oath'.

Origin: Spanish - Marysabel is a blend of the names Mary, which is derived from the Hebrew name Miriam, and Isabel, a variation of Elizabeth, meaning 'God is my oath'.

• Marysabel is a compound name commonly used in Spanish-speaking cultures, reflecting a trend of combining traditional names.
• In some Latin American countries, Marysabel is used as a way to honor both Mary, as in the Virgin Mary, and Isabel, often considered a noble and royal name.
• Notable bearers of similar compound names can be found in literature and modern culture, but specific famous individuals named Marysabel are not well-documented.
• While not extremely popular, names like Marysabel are often seen as unique yet familiar choices in various communities.
• Related names include Marisol, a combination of Maria and Sol (sun), and other variations like Maryann and Isabel.