Elizabet

Elizabet is the Hungarian and Bulgarian variant of the Hebrew girl’s name Elizabeth. This spelling variation is also commonly used in Scandinavian countries. It stems from the root name Elisheva and means “my God is an oath” or “my God is abundance.” Elisheba is the Hebrew form of the name found in the Old Testament. In the New Testament, the Greek form of this name is used to refer to the mother of John the Baptist. Elizabet and its variations appear across cultures in a wide variety of forms. Keep your little one connected to their faith with this timeless name.