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Elizabete

Gender
Girl
Say it
EH-lih-zah-beh-teh
Origin
Hebrew

Elizabete is a girls' name of Hebrew origin, meaning “my God is an oath”. Too few babies were given it in the latest year to rank.

What does Elizabete mean?

Hebrew: Latvian form of Elizabeth

“my God is an oath”

The Latvian form of Elizabeth, from the Hebrew name Elisheva, 'my God is an oath'.

Is Elizabete a girl's or a boy's name?

Elizabete is a girls' name.

How popular is Elizabete in the UK?

No girls in the UK were given it in 2025, or too few to be listed. Its busiest year was 2013, with 18 girls.

Half of all the girls named Elizabete in the UK since 1996 were born between 2012 and 2017, the years shaded on the chart below.

2009Busiest: 18 in 20132021
Elizabete in the UK, year by year
YearGirlsRank
20215#4,148
20200–
20193#5,804
20186#3,702
201715#2,011
20160–
20154#4,951
201410#2,618
201318#1,727
201210#2,666
201114#2,032
20106#3,715
20091#7,377

Names like Elizabete

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Sources

Figures from Baby names in England and Wales (Office for National Statistics), Babies' first names (National Records of Scotland) and Baby names (Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency). Nameling last updated them on 20 October 2026. How the figures are worked out, and the data to download.

To cite this page: Nameling, “Elizabete: name meaning, origin and popularity”, https://www.nameling.co.uk/names/elizabete, updated 20 October 2026.