Elizabeth is a classic and elegant feminine given name of Greek origin, meaning "God is my oath." It gained prominence during the Middle Ages in Europe, with notable bearers including Elizabeth I of England, one of the most celebrated monarchs in history. This regal name has been widely used across various cultures and languages throughout the centuries, contributing to its enduring popularity and recognition worldwide.
In 1917 alone, there were five instances of the name Elizabeth being given to newborn girls. The total number of times this name was bestowed upon babies during that year remains at five.