Isabella

Isabella is a longer, Latinate form of Elizabeth, and its extended letter count gives it one of the higher ordinal totals among the names in this dictionary — length alone accounts for most of that, rather than anything specific to its meaning. Both Isabella and Elizabeth ultimately trace back to the Hebrew Elisheva, meaning "my God is an oath" or "God is abundance," though the two English forms have drifted so far apart in spelling that their gematria values share almost nothing in common. The name has been carried by numerous European queens historically, which likely helped keep it in continuous use even during periods when shorter, plainer names were more fashionable.