English: A Girl's Name of French Origin. Means: Consecrated; God's Oath

German: Consecrated to God

French: Consecrated to God. an Abbreviation of Elisabeth, Derived from a French Diminutive of Elizabeth

Hebrew: Variant of Elisabeth: from Elisheba, Meaning Either Oath of God, or God is Satisfaction

Greek: Variant of Elizabeth: from the Hebrew Elisheba, Meaning Either Oath of God, or God is Satisfaction. Famous Bearer: Old Testament Elizabeth Was Mother of John the Baptist and One of the Earliest Known

Adelise  (French)
Forerunner of Alice. of the Nobility. Noble

Annelise  (Latin)
Graced With God's Bounty

Annelise  (Danish)
Graceful Light

Annelise  (German)
Gracious, Consecreted to God

Eliseo  (Hebrew)
Jehovah is God

Elysia  (Latin)
Blissful. Mythological: Elysium Was the Dwelling Place of Happy Souls (Paradise). (Elicia, Elise, Elisha, Elyse, Elysha, Lise, Llysa, Llyse). Origin: Latin

Felise  (Latin)
Happy. Feminine of Felix

Ingelise  (Danish)
Ing's Grace

Melise  (Greek)
Bee. Famous Bearer: Melissa, Mythological Princess of Crete Transformed to a Bee After Learning to Collect Honey

Melisenda  (Hispanic)
Honest, Diligent

Melisenda  (Spanish)
Sweet