Isabella
/ʔizaˈbɛla/
The English name Isabella is translated into German as Isabella.
The phrase refers to the proper name Isabella.
How do you pronounce it?
/ʔizaˈbɛla/
Did you know?
- While the name is widely recognized, it is actually a variant of the Hebrew name Elisheba, meaning 'God is my oath'.
- The name Isabella shares a linguistic root with Elisabeth. In many German-speaking regions, these names were historically interchangeable versions of the same familial name.
- In German culture, names like Isabella are often grouped with 'classic' names that have seen a resurgence in popularity among urban parents who want a timeless feel.
Examples in context
- Alberto sollte Isabella begleiten.Alberto was to accompany Isabella.This sentence shows how to use Isabella with the verb begleiten.Tatoeba #13061890 by Vortarulo, translation #11675802 by Amastan
- Tobias stellte Isabella ein Ultimatum.Tobias gave Isabella an ultimatum.This sentence shows how to use Isabella in the context of an ultimatum.Tatoeba #13069010 by Waldelfe, translation #11663358 by Amastan
- Tobias hat Isabella privat angeschrieben.Tobias has been DMing Isabella.This sentence shows how to use Isabella when discussing private messages.Tatoeba #13055332 by Vortarulo, translation #11663340 by Amastan
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Example conversation
Julia and Lukas are talking about a friend at a party.
- JuliaHast du Isabella heute schon gesehen?Have you seen Isabella today already?
- LukasNein, wo ist Isabella gerade?No, where is Isabella right now?
- JuliaSie steht dort drüben an der Bar.She is standing over there at the bar.
- LukasDann gehe ich schnell zu Isabella.Then I will go quickly to Isabella.
Sources
- Pronunciation: Wiktionary entry Isabella, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
