Elissabeth is a spelling variant of Elizabeth, from Hebrew Elisheva meaning "God is my oath."
Elissabeth is a spelling variant of Elizabeth, from the Hebrew name Elisheva meaning God is my oath. That places it among the most durable biblical names in the Western tradition, with centuries of royal, saintly, and literary use behind it.
The double-s and doubled rhythm give Elissabeth a slightly ornate, old-world feel. It retains the dignity and seriousness of Elizabeth while adding a more elaborate visual profile, which makes it feel rare without losing recognizability. In modern use, it reads as traditional, refined, and intentionally distinctive.