Ysabela is a unique and beautiful female given name of Spanish origin, derived from the male name Isabel, which means "devoted to God" or "God is my oath". It is often associated with royalty due to its historical usage among Spanish queens such as Isabella I of Castile. Ysabela is typically spelled with an 'Y' instead of the usual 'I', giving it a distinctive and elegant touch. In some cultures, this name may also be linked to religious figures like Saint Isabel of France. However, regardless of its origin or associations, Ysabela stands out as a striking choice for a first name due to its rarity and charm.
The name Ysabela experienced a notable surge in popularity around the year 2004 with 14 births recorded that year, which was its peak. However, the number of births has been consistently low since then, with only five or fewer births per year from 2012 onwards, indicating a significant decline in its usage as a baby name. In total, there have been 129 babies named Ysabela born between 1998 and 2022.