Elizabeta, derived from the Hebrew name Elizabeth, means 'God is my oath.' It's a classic name with a regal air, popularized by notable figures such as Queen Elizabeth I of England and Empress Sisi (Elizabeth of Bavaria). Spelled with an 'z' instead of the traditional 's,' Elizabeta adds a unique touch while retaining its timeless elegance. It has been particularly favored in Eastern European countries like Bulgaria and Serbia.
"Elizabeta saw its highest number of births in 2014 with eight babies born that year. The lowest was recorded in 2008 with five births. Over these three years, there were a total of twenty Elizabetas."