אליזבטה

Elizabeta is an impressive and ancient feminine name, representing a magnificent European variation of the biblical name Elisheva. The name carries a deep and spiritual meaning - "my God is my oath" or "God is abundance", expressing profound faith commitment and an inseparable connection with the Divine. This is a name that combines the power of original Jewish faith with European elegance and royalty, creating a unique blend of tradition and prestige. The name has evolved over hundreds of years through different cultures, becoming one of the most royal and noble names in European history. In Jewish culture, the biblical root of the name appears in the figure of Elisheva, wife of Aaron the High Priest and sister of Nahshon ben Amminadab. Elisheva is described as a righteous and special woman who merited becoming the mother of Aaron's four sons - Nadab, Abihu, Eleazar, and Ithamar. The name expresses the high and honored status of the first woman to enter the role of "mother of the priesthood", and became a symbol of honor, modesty, and holiness. The European form Elizabeta preserves the original meaning while adding a touch of nobility and royalty that developed especially in European royal courts. The name Elizabeta is particularly common among Italian, Spanish, and Western European Jews, where it served as a cultural bridge between Jewish tradition and the Christian environment. Many Jewish families chose this name to maintain Jewish identity while adapting to the cultural surroundings. The name also carries connotations of wisdom, inner strength, and female leadership - qualities that characterized many women who bore this name throughout history. Today, Elizabeta is considered a prestigious and special name, combining ancient tradition with contemporary elegance, suitable for parents seeking a name with deep spiritual meaning together with an international and distinguished character.

אֶלִיזַבֶּטָה

Elizabeta | Elizabeth | Elisabetta | Elizaveta

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Numbers 3:2 - And these are the names of the sons of Aaron: Nadab the firstborn, and Abihu, Eleazar, and Ithamar

In Kabbalah, the name Elizabeta represents the principle of divine abundance and continuous blessing. The letters Alef-Lamed symbolize divine power, while Zayin-Bet-Tav represent the continuous flow of abundance from the upper worlds to the physical world. The name carries energy of spiritual commitment and preservation of the divine covenant.

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Elizabeth I, Queen of England | Elizabeth II, Queen of the United Kingdom | Elizabeth Taylor, American actress of Jewish descent | Elizabeth Báthory, Countess of Hungary

אלישבע | אליזבת | אליזה | בטי | ליזה

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