Ilze

The name Ilze is the Latvian form of the name Elizabeth. It has ancient Hebrew roots and comes from the word Elisheba, which means "God is my oath" or "dedicated to God." In the Latvian language, this name has taken on a shorter and more melodic form while retaining its symbolism and deep religious significance. Elizabeth, of which Ilze is a variant, is one of the most revered names in the Christian tradition. Saint Elizabeth was the mother of John the Baptist, which adds to the name's significance and makes it a symbol of fidelity and piety. In Latvian culture, the name Ilze is associated with kindness, care, and devotion. Women named Ilze often possess a gentle yet strong character. They are responsible and faithful to their commitments, strive to help those around them, and often take on the role of protectors and guardians in family and society. Ilze is a person with high moral resilience, combining emotional warmth and spiritual depth.