Isobel
Introduction
pledged to God
Background Story
The name Isobel is a variant of Isabel, which has roots in the Spanish and Hebrew languages. It gained popularity in medieval Europe and is often associated with royalty. It's notably used in literature, such as in Shakespeare's play 'Measure for Measure', where Isobel is a character who represents values of integrity and resilience.
Letter Count
Variations
Isabelle, Isabel
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