Isabela is a beautiful and historic name with Hebrew origins, meaning consecrated to God or devoted to God. Derived from the medieval Occitan form of Isabel, it gained widespread popularity among royalty in Portugal and France during the 12th century. The name has been associated with two remarkable ruling queens in Spanish history, including Isabela of Castile, who patronized Christopher Columbus's voyages. Its royal associations and historical significance make it a name that embodies regal charm and historical importance.
