Lisbeth is a feminine name with German and Hebrew origins, derived from the name Elizabeth. It means "God is my oath" or "pledge to God," reflecting its rich historical and cultural significance. Lisbeth is recognized in various European cultures, particularly in Scandinavian and German contexts, but its popularity varies and it has not consistently ranked among the top names in the US. Its use in literature, particularly in Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy, has further solidified its place in modern pop culture. Lisbeth is a name that symbolizes strength, intelligence, and a deep connection to one's faith.
