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Isabella
say it iz-uh-bel-uh
What Isabella means
- Hebrew, Spanish and Italian form of Elizabeth, 'my God is an oath' Torah, Hebrew Bible and New Testament: Elisheba, wife of Aaron; Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist
How popular it is
In the top 100 in 23 countries.
Its use is steady over the last ten years.
- no. 2 in Chile (2021)
- no. 2 in Venezuela (2011)
- no. 3 in Uruguay (2021)
- no. 4 in Argentina (2020)
- no. 4 in Gibraltar (2022)
- no. 5 in Greenland (2012)
- no. 5 in Panama (2020)
- no. 7 in the US (2024)
In the United States it was most popular around 2010.
Other forms
Isabel, Isabelle, Izabela, Bella, Elisabetta
Names with a similar meaning
Luna Grace Victoria Aurora Freya Iris Elizabeth Thea Elsie Isabelle Eliana Astrid
Isabella in stories
- Wuthering Heights: Isabella Linton, who rashly marries Heathcliff
- Twilight: Isabella "Bella" Swan, the heroine who falls for a vampire
- Measure for Measure: Isabella, the novice who pleads for her brother's life