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ELISABETH

German and Dutch form of ELIZABETH. It is also a variant English form, reflecting the spelling used in the Authorized Version of the New Testament.


Usage: Biblical, Biblical Latin, Danish, Dutch, English, German, Norwegian, Swedish
Short Forms: BESS, BESSIE, BETH, BETJE, BETSY, BETTE, BETTIE, BETTINA, BETTY, BUFFY, ELI, ELISA, ELISSA, ELIZA, ELLA, ELLE, ELLI, ELLIE, ELLY, ELS, ELSA, ELSE, ELSIE, ELSJE, ELYSE, ILSA, ILSE, LIBBIE, LIBBY, LIDDY, LIES, LIESA, LIESE, LIESEL, LIESJE, LIESL, LILIAN, LILIBET, LILIBETH, LILLI, LILLIAN, LILLY, LIS, LISA, LISBET, LISBETH, LISS, LISSI, LIZ, LIZA, LIZBETH, LIZETTE, LIZZIE, LIZZY, TETTY
Variants: ELISABET, ELIZABETH, ELSABETH, ELYZABETH, LIESBETH, LIJSBETH
Name day:
November 17th: France
November 19th: Germany
Famous People: Empress Elisabeth of Austriawiki (Companion, 1837, Germany), Elisabeth Shuewiki (Actor, 1963, United States), Elisabeth of Hungarywiki (Religious Figure, 1207, Slovakia), Elisabeth Schwarzkopfwiki (Singer, 1915, Poland), Elisabeth of Francewiki (Politician, 1602, France)
Anagrams: Find anagrams for ELISABETH.
Popularity: *Popularity is given by the percentage of usage over the years.

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