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Elizabetha

Elizabetha proper noun: a female given name from Latin, variant of Elizabeth.

Proper noun

Elizabetha

  1. A female given name from Latin, variant of Elizabeth.
    • The following residents of New York City passed the examination: […] Elizabetha Dunford, 110 Morningside Drive.1922 May 28, “Pass Bar Examinations. New Yorkers Who Succeeded in March Test Are Listed at Albany.”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company, →ISSN, →OCLC
    • “I beg your pardon,” began the stranger, “but is this where Miss Elizabetha Shannon—why, Betty!”1936 April, Marie Butler Coffey, “‘Seek after Peace’”, in The Catholic World […], volume CXLIII, number 853, New York, N.Y.: Missionary Society of St. Paul the Apostle, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 65, column 2

Origin of Elizabetha

Learned borrowing from Latin Elizabētha.

Questions about Elizabetha

What does Elizabetha mean?
Elizabetha means a female given name from Latin, variant of Elizabeth.
What part of speech is Elizabetha?
Elizabetha is a proper noun.

Words near Elizabetha in the dictionary

  1. Elizabeth Hills
  2. Elizabeth Islands
  3. Elizabeth Lake
  4. Elizabeth Tower
  5. Elizabeth Town
  6. Elizabetha
  7. Elizabethan
  8. Elizabethan collar
  9. Elizabethan collars
  10. Elizabethan English
  11. Elizabethan sonnet

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