Elisabeth English

Meaning Elisabeth meaning

What does Elisabeth mean?

Definitions in simple English

Elisabeth Proper noun

— Elisabeth is a female given name.

Elisabeth properNoun

— The mother of John the Baptist according to the Christian and Islamic scriptures; called Elizabeth in some English translations of the Bible.

— A en given name, a less common form of Elizabeth in English.

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Sister Elisabeth, you'll choose the texts, as the youngest. I'm scared.

Elisabeth did not thank him.

Elisabeth lied to you, Paul.

We had wine with dinner. Aunt Elisabeth drank a lot.

Forgive me, dear Elisabeth.

Poor Aunt Elisabeth!

Then you know my cousins Helena, Elisabeth, Mathilde! Maria, Sofia!

Princess Elisabeth of Bavaria.

Elisabeth!

Permit, Majesty, that in name of all the present invited guests. and as the oldest guest, I transmit greetings of happiness. for the engagement ofyour Majesty and the Princess Elisabeth from Bavaria.

She is staying with aunt Elisabeth in Potsdam.

That Austria. will become her second home and a new fatherland. and that you, beloved Elisabeth. in your new fatherland shall have only happy hours.

Viva, my Elisabeth, viva!

Elisabeth von Bernburg.

Yes, and tomorrow Elisabeth will open our door.

I'll wait for Elisabeth.

Elisabeth allows a queen to be beheaded?

Elisabeth has lied.

Against Maria, and for Elisabeth!

More beautiful than Elisabeth?

Elisabeth's gifts.

Sister Elisabeth, you'll choose the texts, as the youngest.

Bark Elisabeth from Hamburg to Valparaiso, and back to Glasgow. And here, ordinary seaman.

Elisabeth, Grunelius wants to say goodbye.

Yes, Elisabeth, it's late, as always. And it was lovely and refreshing, as always for this Gypsy in his green wagon. - But your car is grey, Wolfgang.

You're losing your comb, Elisabeth. - Oh?

No, you'll be in Bremen, Elisabeth.

Come, Elisabeth!

Miss Elisabeth, glad to see you and honoured that you accepted to come.

Please excuse me, miss Elisabeth.

Let's go, miss Elisabeth.

Elisabeth answers in the affirmative.

My name is Elisabeth.

Elisabeth has told you about me?

Excuse me, I didn't mean to refer to what Elisabeth was imagining.

I heard Elisabeth say it when I came in.

What life, Elisabeth?

My world will be yours, Elisabeth.

Don't worry about Elisabeth.