Elisa is a diminutive and spelling variant of the traditional feminine name Elizabeth. It has its roots in the Hebrew language, taken from the name ×ֱלִישֶ×בַע or Elisheva; it carries the connotation of ‘my God is an oath. ’ The name consists of two Hebrew elements, ‘×ֵל or ‘el, meaning ‘God’ and שָ×בַע or shava, meaning ‘oath. ’ Elisa is also associated with nobility and nobleness, derived from the Germanic name Adalheidis. Elisa is a relatively common name globally but not as popular in the US. It has been a consistent choice in many cultures, particularly in Europe and South America. Elisa is important because it carries a deep historical and cultural significance. The name is associated with nobility, and divine blessings, making it a meaningful choice for parents.
