| Meaning | gift of Isis |
| Origin | Egyptian, Greek |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 7 |
| Syllables | 4 |
| Syllabification | Is-a-do-ra |
Isadora is a charming and sophisticated name with a rich history rooted in Greek mythology. Meaning "gift of Isis" or "gift of the goddess Isis," it carries an essence of divine bestowal. In ancient Egyptian beliefs, Isis symbolized motherly love, enchantment, and fertility, lending the name an aura of grace and magic.
Parents who choose Isadora for their baby girl often seek a name that stands out and holds both elegance and strength. Its unique nature sets it apart from more common names, yet its melodic sound makes it effortlessly enchanting.
The name Isadora has graced both real and fictional worlds, with remarkable personalities leaving their mark in various fields like dance, literature, and sports. From the pioneering dancer Isadora Duncan to the imaginative Isadora Moon in children's literature, the name continues to inspire and captivate.
Whether in history books or fictional tales, Isadora remains an everlasting gift of grace, mystique, and empowerment for the girls who carry it throughout their lives.
| Isidora |
| Isidore |
| Isidra |
| Isidoreta |
| Isa |
| Izzy |
| Dora |
| Issie |
| Adora |
| Isadora Duncan | American dancer and choreographer |
| Isadora Williams | Brazilian figure skater |
| Isadora Ribeiro | Brazilian actress and dancer |
| Isadora Zubillaga | Venezuelan conductor |
| Isadora Goreshter | American actress known for her role in "Shameless" |
| Isadora Edison | American environmental activist and granddaughter of Thomas Edison |
| Isadora Becker | Brazilian chef and YouTuber |
| Isadora Quagmire | Fictional character from the "A Series of Unfortunate Events" book series |
| Isadora Parrington | American writer and journalist |
| Isadora Kosofsky | American photographer and author |
| Isadora Puderbaugh | American painter and visual artist |
| Isadora Jovic | Serbian basketball player |
| Isadora Dahlen | Norwegian author and literary critic |
| Isadora Gruye | American psychologist and author |
| Isadora Cerullo | Brazilian rugby player |
| Isadora Guggenheim | American naturopathic physician |
| Isadora Tattlin | American author and journalist |
| Isadora Simões | Brazilian swimmer |
| Isadora Vitti | Brazilian actress and producer |
| Isadora Finch | From the novel "Isadora Finch" by Pamela Norris |
| Isadora Moon | From the children's book series "Isadora Moon" by Harriet Muncaster |
| Isadora Quagmire | From the book series "A Series of Unfortunate Events" by Lemony Snicket |
| Isadora Smackle | From the TV show "Girl Meets World" |
| Isadora Duncan | Inspired character in the novel "Isadora" by Amelia Gray |
| Isadora Cortez | From the novel "The Midnight Ballerina" by Lorena Dove |
| Isadora Ivory | From the book "The Peculiar Night of the Blue Heart" by Lauren DeStefano |
| Isadora Bennett | From the book "The Time of the Ghost" by Diana Wynne Jones |
| Isadora Janto | From the novel "Isadora's Secret" by Helena Moran-Hayes |
| Isadora Loughlin | From the book "The Beloved Wild" by Melissa Ostrom |
| Isadora Kane | From the novel "Black Rabbit Hall" by Eve Chase |
| Isadora Hartman | From the novel "The Awakening of Isadora" by Anna McAllister |
| Isadora Nash | From the book "The Dark Days Pact" by Alison Goodman |
| Isadora Graves | From the novel "Isadora Graves - A Heart in Conflict" by J.J. Fletcher |
| Isadora Rivers | From the book "The Restless Girls" by Jessie Burton |
| Isadora Fox | From the novel "Sincerely, Isadora" by Amelia James |
| Isadora Patel | From the book "Bollywood Invasion" by Ricardo Alexanders |
| Isadora Holmes | From the novel "Isadora's Children" by M.C. Dalton |
| Isadora Clayborne | From the book "The House of Closed Doors" by Jane Steen |
| Isadora Blythe | From the novel "The Victorian and the Romantic" by Nell Stevens |