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Origin, Meaning, And History Of Lizbeth
In different cultures, Lizbeth has several varieties of meanings. The name Lizbeth means ‘My God is plentiful’ or ‘God of plenty’ in the English dialect. It also means ‘oath of God’ or ‘God is satisfaction’ in the Greek language. It also represents the lily flower.
Initially, the name Lizbeth was first used as a baby name in Hebrew. This name has equivalent meanings in both Hebrew and Greek. It is also a variant of Bethany, a hamlet near Jerusalem mentioned in the New Bible, and Bethia, the daughter of God or a worshiper of God.
In the Bible, Elizabeth is identified as the mother of John the Baptist, to who God gave a son. However, Elizabeth’s popularity as a given name rose in the late medieval era, primarily because of two saints. One is St. Elizabeth of Hungary, who became a shining symbol of Christian charity following her death at the age of 24. The other is St. Elizabeth of Portugal, who is venerated as a saint of the Catholic Church.
Lizbeth is one of the most popular variants/abbreviations for the name Elizabeth. From the Medieval Ages, the French were mostly credited with popularizing the name. English usually spells the name with a ‘z,’ although most European languages use an ‘s.’
Nonetheless, Lizbeth has only had sporadic success only during a few years, and only since 1988 the name appeared on the US female naming rankings. Throughout the 25 years when the name has been in use, Lizbeth has transitioned from low to moderate frequency. Though in 2002, Lizbeth ended up on the charts, thanks to the influence of pop-culture references in the early 2000s pop-culture references.
Due to the name Elizabeth’s enormous popularity during the Middle Ages, several nicknames and diminutives have evolved. The numerous variations of the name include ke Eliza, Ella, Ellie, Elsa, Libby, Lisa, Elsa, Eliza, Elsie, Liz, Liza, Elyse, Lizette, and Lizzie.
How To Pronounce Lizbeth?
Lizbeth On The Popularity Chart
Let us reflect on this data provided by the US Social Security Administration to understand how the name Lizbeth has performed over the years.
Popularity Over Time
The name Lizbeth achieved its peak popularity in the early 2000s, when 2569 babies per million were given this moniker. However, Lizbeth witnessed a steep fall in usage over the next decades.
Source: Social Security AdministrationRank Over Time
The name Lizbeth broke into the list of top 500 names in 1998 and continued in it over the next 12 years, after which there was a consistent drop in its rankings.
Source: Social Security AdministrationNames With Similar Sound As Lizbeth
Lizbeth is a well-liked name that parents have loved. However, you can choose similar-sounding words from the list provided.
Names With Similar Meaning As Lizbeth
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Name Numerology For Lizbeth
