Jezabell, derived from Hebrew origins and meaning "God is my oath," is a unique and distinctive given name. It has been used sparingly throughout history, contributing to its rarity and allure today. Jezabell is composed of two elements: 'Yah', meaning 'God' in Hebrew, and 'shabbel', which signifies 'oath'. Thus, the name can be interpreted as "God is my oath" or "I am a sacred promise." This etymology gives Jezabell a profound and resonant quality. The name Jezabell was notably used in the Bible, appearing in the Book of Kings as the wife of King Ahab and daughter of Ethbaal, king of Sidon. However, its usage is not widespread in popular culture or literature, allowing those who bear it to carry a rare and distinctive moniker.
"The name Jezabell had a fluctuating popularity over the years, with peaks of 8 births in 2009 and again in 2014, and a steady stream of births between 5 and 7 in other years, leading to a total of 44 babies named Jezabell from 2009 to 2018."