Ysabel
Meaning of Ysabel
Ysabel is a beautiful and unique name of Spanish origin, pronounced as ee-SAH-bel. It is a variant of the more commonly known names Isabel and Isabella, which are derived from the Hebrew name Elisheba, meaning "God is my oath." Ysabel carries a timeless elegance and has been used for centuries, often associated with royalty and nobility. Despite its rich history, it remains relatively rare in the United States, maintaining a low but consistent presence in baby name rankings over the years. This name offers a distinctive yet familiar choice for parents seeking something classic with an exotic twist.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as ee-SAH-bel (/iˈsa.bel/)
English
- Pronunced as ee-SAH-bel (/iˈseɪ.bɛl/)
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Notable People Named Ysabel
| Ysabel Wright - Ysabel Galbán Wright was a Cuban-American botanist and plant collector known for her expertise in cacti. |
| Ysabel Birkbeck - Ysabel Hunter, a British ambulance driver and war memoirist, rejected her privileged upbringing in favor of art and wartime service during both the First and Second World Wars. |
| Ysabel del Valle was a philanthropist, rancho owner, and the inspiration for the character "Señora Moreno" in the novel Ramona. |
| Ysabel Caroline Birkbeck, also known as Ysabel Elwes, was a British toymaker and philanthropist who founded the Westacre Dolls' House company, renowned for manufacturing dolls' house furniture. |
| Ysabel Ortega, also known as Maria Ysabel Ortega Lapid, is a multi-talented Filipino actress, model, singer, and dancer who gained fame for her roles in various television shows before transferring to GMA Network. |
