Elizabeth the I: Powerful and regal.
Elizabeth remains one of the more popular girls’ name in the USA. The name originated from the Hebrew Elisheva or Elisheba, translated into Greek as Elisabet. In its classic English form, Elizabeth, is classic, stately, and elegant. Derivations include the popular Isabel, Elise, and Bella; there are also many diminutive forms such as Lisa, Betsy, Beth, Elsa, Ella, Lissette, Liz, Liza, Betty and Bessie, and foreign ones such as Erzsebet (Hungarian) and Elspeth (Scottish.) (For a fuller list check out the Wikipedia entry.) Any of these, with a tweak or two, can provide a solid name, or names, for female characters in a fantasy setting.
Or, you can appropriate one of my variations here.
Variations on Elizabeth
| Esferalpha
Ilizabeth Ylizabet Edoirameth Ethriza Elizoria Ellalossa Elstilada Elhanabreth Alravina Elizayla Elizoline Elizudra Elizzeda Aelizeffa Elizynette
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Elorabeth
Shinabet Alizabeth Elzenabeth Aelizabeth Elzydris Evizabeth Elsananeth Elizaneth Ysorialbet Elizatra Anizythis Élizanje Etrizamet Elmorielle Elizothy |
Panzibeth
Elizameth Elizabad Zanizabet Saazabet Elezaben Elivabeth Jorizabeth Thuradabeth Elmabith Elizabek Elizeren Nyzabeth Zanisabeth Elinibeth Lalizibith
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Idizabeth
Dalizabeh Starzabet Cassimith Farizabet Elarabeth Leelibeth Elidew Elizared Elizhyrine Edhalobel Elizarene Ellukabeth Ifzandrisat Elenzabeth Elzeffabet |
