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    Élisabeth (en. Elizabeth)

    /eliza.bɛt/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    noun
    Common feminine first name in France and other countries.
    Élisabeth is a name appreciated in many cultures.
    Élisabeth est un prénom apprécié dans de nombreuses cultures.
    References to historical or cultural figures named Élisabeth, such as Elizabeth I of England.
    Elizabeth I played a crucial role in English history.
    Élisabeth I a joué un rôle crucial dans l'histoire anglaise.
    Use of the name in literary and artistic works.
    In the novel, the main character is named Élisabeth.
    Dans le roman, le personnage principal s'appelle Élisabeth.

    Etymology

    Of Hebrew origin, the name Élisabeth comes from 'Elisheba', which means 'God is my oath'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Élisabeth, queen
    Refers to Elizabeth II, the queen of the United Kingdom.
    Élisabeth, reine
    sister Élisabeth
    May refer to a nun, often in an educational or medical context.
    sœur Élisabeth
    Élisabeth and the beast
    Alludes to popular tales and legends.
    Élisabeth et la bête

    Related Words

    Élisabethan
    Related to the time of Elizabeth I of England.
    Élisabethan
    sacred
    Describes an honorable or reverent character that can be attributed to Élisabeth.
    sacré

    Slang Meanings

    Affectionate term for an Élisabeth
    My dear Élisabeth, you are the best!
    Ma chère Élisabeth, tu es la meilleure !
    Used to refer to a serious girl
    She is an Élisabeth, she never jokes.
    C'est une Élisabeth, elle ne rigole jamais.