The name Gisele is a French name with Germanic roots, derived from the word "gesel, " meaning "pledge. " It has a rich historical significance, dating back to medieval times when children were left in foreign courts as pledges for alliances. The name gained popularity in medieval France and was later introduced to England after the Norman Conquest. The 1841 ballet "Giselle" further popularized the name in the English-speaking world. Gisele is known for its charming and artistic personality, often associated with creativity and spontaneity. The name has been carried by various notable women throughout history, including royalty and influential figures.
