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Isabeth

A shortened variant of Elisabeth or Elizabeth, from Hebrew meaning "God is my oath."

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Isabeth is a shortened variant of Elisabeth or Elizabeth, from Hebrew meaning God is my oath. The name therefore carries one of the most durable and widely inherited biblical meanings in Western naming tradition.

Isabeth feels slightly pared down from the fuller classical forms, which gives it a neat and elegant look. It keeps the royal and biblical associations of Elizabeth while sounding a bit fresher and less formal. The name reads as traditional, but with a lighter, more streamlined profile.

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