Isabell is the German form of the more popular Isabel. It still has the regal and wholesome feel of the latter option, however. Isabell is no longer a top 1,000 name, but it is on the top 1,700 list.
Meaning of the name Isabell:
German: pledged to God, God is my oath
Origin of the name Isabell:
Isabell is the German variation of the Spanish name Isabel. Isabel was the Medieval form of Elizabeth, spreading to royalty by the 1100s. In Spain and Portugal, Isabel was an alternate to Elizabeth. In France, however, both found had a use.
Symbolism of the name Isabell:
Isabell means “pledged to God” or “God is my oath” because it has the same meaning as Isabel. Isabel pulls its translation from the name Elizabeth, however. The latter dates back to the ancient Hebrew root words “el” and “shava.” “El” means “God,” and “shava” means “oath.”
Style of the name Isabell:
Traditional
Gender of the name Isabell:
Isabell is a beautiful name for girls.
Pronunciation of the name Isabell:
ee-za-BEHL
Number of syllables in the name Isabell:
Three
Emotion evoked from the name Isabell:
Isabell is regal and formal. It is approachable, however, and delicate.
Alternative spellings for the name Isabell:
Nicknames for the name Isabell:
- Isa
- Izzy
- Bell
- Bella
- Izzie
- Belita
Popularity of the name Isabell:
Isabell was on the top 1,000 list of the Social Security Popularity Index until 1944 when it was number 957. The name came back in 2002, however, at rank 919, lasting until 2011 at 980. Isbell did best in America in 1903 at number 314.
Related names for the name Isabell:
Great middle names for Isabell and their meanings:
- Helena (shining light)
- Natalia (Christmas day, the birthday of the Lord)
- Sophia (wisdom)
- Naomi (pleasantness)
- Verity (truth)
- Wren (small bird)
- Josephine (Yahweh shall grow)
- Georgia (farmer, earthworker)
Famous people with the name Isabell:
- Isabell Masters (politician)
- Isabell Herlovsen (soccer player)
- Isabell Werth (equestrian)
- Isabell Klein (handball player)
- Isabell Bachor (soccer player)
Isabells in popular culture:
- Isabell (character from “Wit without Money”)