Girl Lisa Lisa means: A variant-diminutive of Elizabeth, “to the Lord I consecrate thee.”. Lisa Name Origin: Hebrew Pronunciation: l(i)-sa See what 7 people think about Lisa Share Popularity Alternatives Lists Comments Infographic of Lisa name meaning, which is A variant-diminutive of Elizabeth, “to the Lord I consecrate thee.” Ask your friends & family about Lisa… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Lisa Name Popularity How popular is the name Lisa? Here’s everything we know. Chart Raw Data By State Year Rank # Births % Births 1910 — 0 0% 1911 — 0 0% 1912 — 0 0% 1913 — 0 0% 1914 — 0 0% 1915 — 0 0% 1916 — 0 0% 1917 — 0 0% 1918 — 0 0% 1919 — 0 0% 1920 1,395 7 0.0006% 1921 — 0 0% 1922 1,566 5 0.0004% 1923 — 0 0% 1924 1,619 5 0.0004% 1925 — 0 0% 1926 1,186 14 0.0013% 1927 — 0 0% 1928 — 0 0% 1929 1,504 5 0.0005% 1930 1,342 7 0.0007% 1931 1,283 8 0.0008% 1932 1,492 5 0.0005% 1933 — 0 0% 1934 1,244 9 0.0009% 1935 — 0 0% 1936 1,037 16 0.0017% 1937 1,103 14 0.0014% 1938 864 32 0.0031% 1939 840 31 0.003% 1940 709 56 0.0053% 1941 814 42 0.0037% 1942 668 81 0.0064% 1943 592 119 0.0091% 1944 535 132 0.0107% 1945 474 178 0.0146% 1946 427 278 0.0188% 1947 409 345 0.0207% 1948 365 416 0.0261% 1949 317 560 0.0348% 1950 219 1,149 0.0714% 1951 176 1,689 0.0996% 1952 126 2,839 0.1626% 1953 111 3,598 0.2033% 1954 73 5,908 0.3232% 1955 48 8,536 0.4641% 1956 31 11,016 0.5833% 1957 26 15,134 0.7865% 1958 19 20,208 1.0692% 1959 10 25,689 1.3521% 1960 6 33,702 1.7787% 1961 2 42,702 2.2618% 1962 1 46,080 2.51% 1963 1 56,037 3.1218% 1964 1 54,276 3.0835% 1965 1 60,266 3.6853% 1966 1 56,913 3.6452% 1967 1 52,435 3.4552% 1968 1 49,532 3.2987% 1969 1 45,029 2.9228% 1970 2 38,964 2.4484% 1971 3 32,909 2.19% 1972 3 27,547 2.0225% 1973 5 22,669 1.7486% 1974 8 19,776 1.5215% 1975 8 18,134 1.4112% 1976 9 17,350 1.3462% 1977 12 17,013 1.2621% 1978 11 17,035 1.2671% 1979 13 17,287 1.226% 1980 16 15,660 1.071% 1981 18 14,294 0.9724% 1982 23 12,637 0.8457% 1983 27 11,468 0.7771% 1984 29 10,236 0.6881% 1985 36 9,017 0.5941% 1986 40 7,902 0.5235% 1987 40 7,547 0.4946% 1988 43 7,264 0.4661% 1989 55 6,573 0.4073% 1990 64 5,345 0.3225% 1991 83 4,389 0.2693% 1992 88 3,776 0.2366% 1993 100 3,220 0.2065% 1994 123 2,554 0.1664% 1995 143 2,228 0.1478% 1996 168 1,842 0.123% 1997 193 1,526 0.1032% 1998 229 1,343 0.0897% 1999 280 1,090 0.0728% 2000 296 1,060 0.0694% 2001 339 870 0.0577% 2002 355 809 0.054% 2003 376 775 0.0509% 2004 430 671 0.044% 2005 500 564 0.0369% 2006 495 582 0.0372% 2007 574 477 0.0302% 2008 589 473 0.0306% 2009 679 377 0.0252% 2010 703 351 0.0244% 2011 705 343 0.0241% 2012 691 352 0.0247% 2013 751 306 0.0215% 2014 734 319 0.0219% 2015 722 327 0.0225% 2016 822 274 0.019% 2017 842 247 0.0177% 2018 826 249 0.0181% 2019 873 223 0.0165% 2020 1,037 187 0.0147% 2021 1,111 159 0.013% 2022 965 225 0.0171% 2023 868 260 0.0201% Alaska (AK) Alabama (AL) Arkansas (AR) Arizona (AZ) California (CA) Colorado (CO) Connecticut (CT) District of Columbia (DC) Delaware (DE) Florida (FL) Georgia (GA) Hawaii (HI) Iowa (IA) Idaho (ID) Illinois (IL) Indiana (IN) Kansas (KS) Kentucky (KY) Louisiana (LA) Massachusetts (MA) Maryland (MD) Maine (ME) Michigan (MI) Minnesota (MN) Missouri (MO) Mississippi (MS) Montana (MT) North Carolina (NC) North Dakota (ND) Nebraska (NE) New Hampshire (NH) New Jersey (NJ) New Mexico (NM) Nevada (NV) New York (NY) Ohio (OH) Oklahoma (OK) Oregon (OR) Pennsylvania (PA) Rhode Island (RI) South Carolina (SC) South Dakota (SD) Tennessee (TN) Texas (TX) Utah (UT) Virginia (VA) Vermont (VT) Washington (WA) Wisconsin (WI) West Virginia (WV) Wyoming (WY) Data via SSA.gov. Names Like Lisa If you like Lisa, you’ll love these other names like Lisa. What names are variants of Lisa? Mix it up with these names that are a variation of the name Lisa. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Leesa God's promise; God is my oath Hebrew Leeza God's promise; God is my oath Hebrew Liesa German Lise God's promise; God's promise; God is my oath Hebrew Lisebet English Liseta English Lisette God's promise; God is my oath Hebrew Liszka English Liza A diminutive form of Elizabeth. Hebrew What names sound like Lisa? If you like how Lisa sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Lisa. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Leisa God's promise; God is my oath Hebrew Lisia From Lycia Latin Luisa Famous warrior Spanish Lusa God's promise; God is my oath Hebrew Lysa God's promise; God is my oath Hebrew What names are similar to Lisa? Find a name that’s like Lisa, but just a little bit different. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Adelisa French Annalisa Graced with God's bounty Latin Elizabeth God is my oath Hebrew Jaleesa Modern Lissa Greek Marlisa Latin Melissa Bee Greek Talisa Of noble birth Spanish Tisa Lists With Lisa Find inspiration in these baby girl name lists featuring the name Lisa. Old Girl Names Ready to Return to the Spotlight // 171 names Old girl names may come from yesteryear, but that doesn’t mean they’re not steeped in beauty and meaning. Get to know them on our list. Old School Girl Names With Retro Charm // 190 names Travel back in time and tap into vintage vibes with old school girl names. From trendsetters of yesteryear to timeless treasures, we’ve got them all in this beautiful bounty of names. Popular 90s Girls Name List // 125 names Enjoy a blast from the past with our popular 90s girl name list. From A to Z, we’ve got the top names of the raddest decade. Common Girl Names With Widespread Appeal // 142 names Common girl names have celebrity-level name recognition, not to mention gorgeous sounds and meanings. Get to know them with us. Country Girl Names Made for Lassos and Lemonade // 179 names Want a name reminiscent of life far from the hustle and bustle of the city lights? Meet country girl names, as these monikers are sassy, fun, and ready to run. Share Your Thoughts 7 Comments Lissa Mar 12 at 12:29 am Leo los. Comentarios de todas y veo que todas sienten orgullo c?mo yo de llevar este nombre… Soy de.colombia y del a?o 88 y la verdad amo que mi nombre no sea tan popular… Lo amo es hermoso. Reply lisa Jun 4 at 7:19 am hi my name is Lisa and I love it thank you Jesus for my name. and i love it amen? Reply lisa Jun 4 at 7:18 am hi my name is Lisa and I love it thank you Jesus for my name.? Reply Lisa May 24 at 4:32 am I feel like The name “Lisa” comes with greatness love , leadership it’s like wherever you go you radiate positivity. Reply Lisa Lorraine Jun 16 at 2:55 pm I love my name Lisa, I was born in 1970 and I have my name tattooed on the right side of my chest with cherry blossoms? Reply Lisa Oct 16 at 4:00 pm I really like my name Lisa! I was born in 1967 and apparently it was a very popular name in the 60’s. Approximately 70% of the time when I am around people that are close in age to me there are 2 or more Lisa’s. The preschool I am employed at currently has 2 employees name Lisa, myself included. At one point there were 4 teachers with the name Lisa. I don’t know if I am bias but typically Lisa’s are generally very nice and caring people with beauty features that are considered I pretty by society. ( At least the Lisa’s I know :). I have taught for 21 years and have never had a student named Lisa. It is definitely not the popular name like it was in the 60’s. Reply Lisa Lynn Devlin May 26 at 4:16 pm Hello Lisa Yes, my name is Lisa as well and yes I agree that it was very popular in the sixties and according to a graph showing the name’s’ popularity, it was at its height of popularity in 1964 and yes, that’s the year I was born. Now however, the name is very rare with only a few of us left over from that era. So yes, I’m happy with my name although I wasn’t as I was growing up but I’ve grown into it and I love the fact that it’s now something of an anomaly to be called Lisa. Take care Lisa Lisa Lynn Devlin Reply Share your thoughts on the name Lisa Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. 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Lissa Mar 12 at 12:29 am Leo los. Comentarios de todas y veo que todas sienten orgullo c?mo yo de llevar este nombre… Soy de.colombia y del a?o 88 y la verdad amo que mi nombre no sea tan popular… Lo amo es hermoso. Reply
lisa Jun 4 at 7:19 am hi my name is Lisa and I love it thank you Jesus for my name. and i love it amen? Reply
Lisa May 24 at 4:32 am I feel like The name “Lisa” comes with greatness love , leadership it’s like wherever you go you radiate positivity. Reply
Lisa Lorraine Jun 16 at 2:55 pm I love my name Lisa, I was born in 1970 and I have my name tattooed on the right side of my chest with cherry blossoms? Reply
Lisa Oct 16 at 4:00 pm I really like my name Lisa! I was born in 1967 and apparently it was a very popular name in the 60’s. Approximately 70% of the time when I am around people that are close in age to me there are 2 or more Lisa’s. The preschool I am employed at currently has 2 employees name Lisa, myself included. At one point there were 4 teachers with the name Lisa. I don’t know if I am bias but typically Lisa’s are generally very nice and caring people with beauty features that are considered I pretty by society. ( At least the Lisa’s I know :). I have taught for 21 years and have never had a student named Lisa. It is definitely not the popular name like it was in the 60’s. Reply
Lisa Lynn Devlin May 26 at 4:16 pm Hello Lisa Yes, my name is Lisa as well and yes I agree that it was very popular in the sixties and according to a graph showing the name’s’ popularity, it was at its height of popularity in 1964 and yes, that’s the year I was born. Now however, the name is very rare with only a few of us left over from that era. So yes, I’m happy with my name although I wasn’t as I was growing up but I’ve grown into it and I love the fact that it’s now something of an anomaly to be called Lisa. Take care Lisa Lisa Lynn Devlin Reply
