Elisheva is a traditional feminine name of Hebrew origin, meaning "pledged to God" or "God is My Oath. " It is derived from the Hebrew elements 'el, 'referring to the Hebrew God, and 'shava, 'implying an oath. The name first appears in the Bible as the wife of Aaron, the high priest and brother of Moses. Over time, the name has maintained its divine significance, making it a popular choice for parents seeking a name with graceful biblical roots. Despite its traditional origins, Elisheva has adapted to contemporary naming trends, becoming a unique and meaningful name for modern families.
