Isabellas

Isabellas is a plural form that may refer to multiple individuals named Isabella or to a collection or list involving the given name Isabella. The name Isabella itself is a feminine given name with roots in the Hebrew name Elisheba (Elizabeth) and became widespread across Europe through Latin, Italian, and Spanish forms. It is associated with several variants, including Isabel, Isabela, Isabelle, and Isabella, and has been borne by royalty, saints, and literary figures in various cultures.

In usage, Isabellas would typically appear in biographical inventories, genealogical records, or disambiguation contexts where more than one person named Isabella is being discussed. As a term, it does not denote a single widely recognized entity such as a place, organization, or concept.

In onomastics and cultural studies, the popularity of the name Isabella has fluctuated by region and period, influencing how often the plural form Isabellas appears in lists, databases, and references. The term is primarily relevant in contexts involving naming, records, or discussions of individuals who share the same given name.

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