Issabella
Meaning of Issabella
Issabella bursts onto the scene like a radiant swirl of romance and tradition, a vibrant twist on the classic Isabella that carries the warmth of a Tuscan sunset and echoes the ancient Hebrew “Elisheba,” meaning “pledged to God.” She’s like confetti in a Mediterranean breeze—joyful, unexpected, and impossible to ignore. Her name glides off the tongue like a sunlit melody—ee-sah-BELL-ah in her Italian lilt or ih-suh-BELL-uh with an American smile—each syllable dancing with charisma. Though she hasn’t stormed the top 100, 920 little Issabellas lit up U.S. birth records in 2024, proof that her timeless allure has blossomed steadily since just five babies bore the name in 1994. Overflowing with cinematic flair and familial promise, she’s the ideal choice for parents seeking a name as unique, passionate, and joyously unforgettable as their own little heroine.
Pronunciation
Italian
- Pronunced as ee-sah-bel-lah (/i ˈza bɛl la/)
American English
- Pronunced as ih-suh-bell-uh (/ɪs ə-ˈbɛl ə/)
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