Lizbeth

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Nope, it sounds and looks incomplete.
― Luvbug86  3/1/2024
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Absolutely nothing wrong with this name. This, and also Liszbeth, Lisbeth and Liesbeth, are some of my favorite names right now. When I first saw this name I fell in love. Now I want to name my daughter Belizameth Astilbe and call her Lizbeth!
― Elyllabethannie  6/13/2023,  edited 6/13/2023
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A child trying to pronounce Elizabeth. Weird and really doesn't work.
― Anonymous User  5/31/2023
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Lizbeth Murphy is the main character in a book called Name Tags and Other Sixth-Grade Disasters by Ginger Garrett.
― Elyllabethannie  5/29/2023,  edited 6/20/2023
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Libby/Libbie, Letty/Lettie, Betty/Bettie and Betsy could be nicknames.
― Anonymous User  4/1/2023
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Lizbeth Marano is an American artist and photographer. Her work is included in the collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Princeton University Art Museum.
― Anonymous User  2/26/2023
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Lizbeth Mackay is an American actress. She works primarily in the theatre and television.
― Anonymous User  2/26/2023
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Lizbeth Rodríguez, also known as Lizbeth Rodriguez la caza infieles, is a Mexican YouTuber and actress, and an ex member of the company Badabun, which distributes original viral content on YouTube and Facebook. She is known for hosting the YouTube channel's successful program, 'Exponiendo infieles' (Exposing cheaters), in which couples are offered money in exchange for letting her review the social media networks on their cell phones to determine how faithful the partners are.
― Lumi  8/15/2022
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Lizbeth the lizard.
― xxharryxghostxx  12/12/2021
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Sounds weird. Just stick to Elizabeth.
― Anonymous User  4/14/2020
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The name Lizbeth was given to 296 girls born in the US in 2016.
More than 99.9 percent of people with the first name Lizbeth are female.
― Anonymous User  6/6/2017
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Elizabeth "Lizbeth" Morgan is a character from "The 5th Wave" and the best friend of the story's main protagonist, Cassiopeia.
― Anonymous User  1/10/2016
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This name is cute when a four year old who can't pronounce Elizabeth says it. Otherwise, it sounds funny and unbalanced. As a nickname for Elizabeth, maybe, but as a given name, no.
― kvpp88  10/21/2014
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Lizbeth Amanda Zaragoza from Captain Flamingo.
― Franklansburg  5/25/2014
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A prettier version was used by 19th century English novelist J. Rider Haggard - "Lysbeth: A Tale of the Dutch".
― Just Jonquil  2/14/2013
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I love this, and Lizbeth Covenant is a character in Clive Barker's "Undying".
― Clytemnestra  12/7/2008
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This name looks so tacky. Stick to Elizabeth.
― number1212  6/5/2008
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It's pretty but it sounds like just two names put randomly together.
― calli_gurl13  2/24/2007
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Lizzie Borden (her real name, by the way) used this name after her acquittal.
― Kosta  2/14/2006
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