Elizaeth is an elegant and timeless female given name of Hebrew origin, meaning "God is my oath" or "God is satisfaction". It gained prominence during the Middle Ages through its association with the Virgin Mary, who was often referred to as Elizabeth in religious texts. The name Elizaeth has been popular throughout history, appearing in various forms across different cultures and languages. For instance, it is known as Elisabeth in German, Isabel in Spanish, Isabelle in French, and Elisabetta in Italian. Despite these variations, the essence of the name Elizaeth remains consistent, conveying a sense of grace, nobility, and divine favor. It is often paired with names such as Jane or Catherine for a classic and sophisticated combination.
Between 1983 and 1985, the name Elizaeth was quite popular, with a total of 23 babies named Elizaeth born during these years. However, there seems to be a decline in popularity in subsequent years, as only 5 babies were named Elizaeth in 1987. Overall, over these four years, there were 28 babies named Elizaeth.