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Elizabeth is an impressive and historically rich feminine name, representing an international version of the biblical Hebrew name Elisheva. The name carries profound spiritual meaning - "God is my oath" or "God is abundance." The name is composed of two Hebrew elements: "Eli" meaning God, and "sheva" derived from the word for oath or abundance. This combination expresses deep commitment to faith and covenant with the Holy One, as well as a sense of completeness and spiritual influence. The name Elizabeth spread throughout the Christian world and became one of the most regal and noble names in Western history. Its biblical origin grants it special spiritual depth, as the biblical Elisheva was the wife of Aaron the High Priest and sister of Nahshon son of Amminadab, prince of the tribe of Judah. Her character symbolizes modesty, holiness, and honored status among the people of Israel. In the New Testament, Elizabeth is the mother of John the Baptist, a central figure in Christianity, and she is the cousin of Mary, mother of Jesus. The story of her pregnancy at an advanced age and the birth of her son is considered miraculous, adding to the name a dimension of hope, faith, and divine blessing fulfilled. In Western culture, Elizabeth became a quintessentially royal name. English royalty has been blessed with two famous queens by this name: Elizabeth I, who reigned in the 16th century and was one of the strongest and most influential rulers in British history, and Elizabeth II, who reigned for over seven decades and became a symbol of stability, tradition, and commitment. The name carries an aura of nobility, feminine strength, wisdom, and leadership. Among diaspora Jews, the name Elizabeth was adopted as a modern and international version of Elisheva, allowing harmonious integration between Jewish identity and life in the wider world. Today, the name is popular among families seeking a name with deep Hebrew roots, yet also possessing global breath and international recognition.

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Elizabeth | Elisabeth | Elisheva | Elisheba

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Exodus 6:23 - And the name of Aaron's wife was Elisheba, daughter of Amminadab, sister of Nahshon

In Kabbalah, the name Elizabeth represents the combination of the divine dimension (Eli) with completeness and abundance (sheva). The number seven is considered a holy number symbolizing spiritual completeness, cosmic cyclicality, and the perfection of creation. The name expresses the eternal covenant between the soul and its Creator, and the feminine power of devotion, faith, and receiving divine abundance. Bearers of this name carry within them the energy of Malchut (Kingdom), the tenth sefirah representing divine manifestation in the physical world.

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Elizabeth II - Queen of the United Kingdom | Elizabeth Taylor - Legendary American actress | Elizabeth Hurley - British actress and model | Elizabeth Warren - American Senator | Elizabeth Olsen - American actress | Elizabeth Moss - Award-winning actress

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