Elisa or Eliza originates of olde English as a sobriquet or nickename for Elisabeth or Elizabeth, of Hebrew origin meaning "My God is a vow". Eliza Doolittle was the protagonist of the play Pygamalion by George Bernard Shaw which later became the stage and film musical My Fair Lady.
Elisa or Eliza originates of olde English as a sobriquet or nickename for Elisabeth or Elizabeth, of Hebrew origin meaning "My God is a vow". Eliza Doolittle was the protagonist of the play Pygamalion by George Bernard Shaw which later became the stage and film musical My Fair Lady.
Elisa or Eliza originates of olde English as a sobriquet or nickename for Elisabeth or Elizabeth, of Hebrew origin meaning "My God is a vow". Eliza Doolittle was the protagonist of the play Pygamalion by George Bernard Shaw which later became the stage and film musical My Fair Lady.
Elisa or Eliza originates of olde English as a sobriquet or nickename for Elisabeth or Elizabeth, of Hebrew origin meaning "My God is a vow". Eliza Doolittle was the protagonist of the play Pygamalion by George Bernard Shaw which later became the stage and film musical My Fair Lady.