Iseabal

Iseabal is the Scottish Gaelic form of Isabel, a feminine name with Hebrew origins through Elizabeth, meaning "pledged to God" or "God is my oath." This distinctive spelling reflects the linguistic traditions of Gaelic-speaking regions of Scotland. Historically used in Highland and Island communities, Iseabal represents a connection to Scottish heritage and culture. While less common than anglicized forms like Isabella or Isabelle, Iseabal provides a direct link to Gaelic traditions. The name has experienced modest usage in Scotland over centuries, particularly in areas where Gaelic culture remains strong. For parents seeking a name with authentic Scottish connections, Iseabal offers both historical depth and cultural significance.

Pronounced ee-ZAY-bul.