| Meaning | pledged to God |
| Origin | Hebrew, Spanish |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 6 |
| Syllables | 3 |
| Syllabification | I-so-bel |
Isobel, a timeless name of Hebrew origin, carries a profound meaning - "God is my oath." This name has an air of elegance and strength, making it a beautiful choice for a baby girl. Isobel is a variant of the more popular name Isabel, and its variations like Isabelle and Isabella have captivated parents worldwide for their melodic charm.
The name Isobel evokes a sense of grace and resilience, embracing its heritage while remaining adaptable to modern times. Its versatility is further emphasized by common nicknames like Izzy and Bella, offering endearing options for everyday use.
Over time, various remarkable women have borne the name Isobel, leaving their indelible marks on history and culture. From survivors and record-holders to actresses and opera singers, the name Isobel has been associated with strength, creativity, and accomplishment.
Choosing Isobel for your baby girl means bestowing upon her a name that not only sounds delightful but also carries a profound legacy of strength, determination, and a connection to something greater.
| Izzy |
| Belle |
| Bella |
| Iso |
| Bell |
| Isobel Varley | Guinness World Record holder for most tattooed senior citizen |
| Isobel Elsom | English-American actress |
| Isobel Baillie | Scottish soprano |
| Isobel Buchanan | Australian opera singer |
| Isobel Flemming | Character in "The Vampire Diaries" |
| Isobel "Izzie" Stevens | Character in "Grey's Anatomy" |