Originating from Spanish roots, Isabella is a regal and timeless feminine given name. Derived from 'Isabel,' which itself stems from the ancient Germanic elements 'is' meaning ice and 'hild' signifying battle, Isabella can be interpreted as 'devoted to God.' This captivating moniker has been popular throughout history, notably worn by queens such as Isabella of France, wife of King Edward II of England, and Isabella I of Castile, a significant figure in the Age of Discovery.
"Isabella appears to have been quite popular for a brief period around the early 2000s, with several years seeing at least five births. However, it seems to have peaked in popularity in 2011 with eleven births recorded that year. Overall, from 2000 to 2016, there were a total of ninety-two babies named Isabella."