Elżbieta

Elzbieta

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Elzbieta is a Christian girl name of Hebrew, via Polish origin, meaning “My God is an oath”.

MeaningMy God is an oath
GenderGirl
OriginHebrew, via Polish
Written asElżbieta
Pronunciationelzh-BYEH-tah
TraditionChristian
Used inPoland

Meaning and origin of Elzbieta

Elżbieta is the Polish form of Elizabeth, from the Hebrew Elisheva, 'my God is an oath' or 'my God is abundance'. The ż is pronounced like the s in 'pleasure'. The name has been borne by Polish queens, including Elżbieta Łokietkówna, who ruled Hungary as queen consort. It is usually shortened to Ela or Elka.

Is Elzbieta a Christian name?

Elizabeth is the mother of John the Baptist in the Gospel of Luke, and the name is honoured in Catholic Poland through her and through St Elizabeth of Hungary.

How popular is Elzbieta?

A classic Polish name, very common among women of all generations.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the name Elzbieta mean?

Elzbieta means 'My God is an oath'. It is of Hebrew, via Polish origin.

Is Elzbieta a Christian name?

Elizabeth is the mother of John the Baptist in the Gospel of Luke, and the name is honoured in Catholic Poland through her and through St Elizabeth of Hungary.

How do you pronounce Elzbieta?

Elzbieta is pronounced elzh-BYEH-tah.

Is Elzbieta a boy or girl name?

Elzbieta is usually a girl name.

Updated October 2026. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.