Izabela

Izabela is a Polish form of Isabel and means 'God is Abundance' or 'God is Perfection'. The name originates from the biblical first name Elisabeth (Polish Elzbieta).

What does the name Izabela mean?

Izabela is a Polish form of Isabel and means 'God is Abundance' or 'God is Perfection'. The name originates from the biblical first name Elisabeth (Polish Elzbieta). An also Polish and Hungarian spelling variant is Izabella. Other variants of Izabela or Isabel include Isabella (Italian, German), Isabell (German), Isabelle and Isabeau (French), Isobel (Scottish), Izabel (Brazilian), Sibéal (Irish), and Zabel (Armenian).

Where does the name Izabela come from?

Etymology The girl's name Izabela has its origin in Elisabeth or the Hebrew root name Elischeba, which is composed of the two ancient Hebrew elements el for 'God' and scheba for 'happiness, perfection'. Ancient Hebrew

How do you pronounce Izabela?

Sound & Pronunciation of Izabela: The name Izabela is four syllables long and melodically balanced. In German pronunciation, it is usually pronounced as 'I-za-be-la' [izabeˈla], starting with a bright vowel that conveys openness. The voiced middle consonant provides a lively sound movement, while the open '-la' softly fades away. Izabela appears classic, feminine, and sonically harmonious.

When is the name day of Izabela?

The name day for Izabela is on February 22, July 4, and September 10.

Popularity

Izabela is a very popular first name in Germany. Currently, it ranks 1,921st in the list of the most common female baby names. Its best ranking was achieved in 2005 at 882nd place. In the last ten years, Izabela has been given as a first name about 300 times, placing it at 1,228th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 1,365th.

Nicknames & pet names

Bela / Belice / Bella / Belli / Belunia / Iza / Izabelice / Ize / Izka / Izula / Izulek / Izunia / Izy / Izzy

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Famous people

• Izabela Czartoryska (writer from Poland)
• Izabela Dragneva (Bulgarian weightlifter)
• Izabela Filipiak (Polish writer)
• Izabela Hannah (English dancer)
• Izabela Lojna (footballer from Croatia)
• Izabela Martinovic (Croatian singer)
• Izabela Prudzienica (Polish handball player)
• Izabela Sadoveanu-Evan (Romanian writer)
• Izabela Sliwa (volleyball player from Poland)
• Izabela Szolc (Polish writer)
• Izabela Trojanowska (Polish actress)
• Izabela Vidovic (Croatian-American actress)