Isolde Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɪsoʊɫd/, /ɪˈsoʊɫdə

ih-SOHLD or ih-SOHL-duh

UK

ɪˈzɒldə

ih-ZOL-duh

Definition

Isolde is a female given name, most famous for the character in the legend of Tristan and Isolde, a story from medieval European literature.

Usage & Nuances

Mainly used as a literary or historical name, rare outside references to the legend of 'Tristan and Isolde'. Sometimes appears in opera, stories, or as a unique girl's name.

• Spanish: Isolda
• Portuguese (BR): Isolda
• Portuguese (PT): Isolda
• Chinese (Simplified): 伊索尔德
• Chinese (Traditional): 伊索爾德
• Hindi: आइज़ोल्डे
• Arabic: إيزولدي
• Bengali: ইসোল্ড
• Russian: Изольда
• Japanese: イゾルデ
• Vietnamese: Isolde
• Korean: 이졸데
• Turkish: İsolde
• Urdu: ایسولڈ
• Indonesian: Isolde

Example Sentences

Isolde is the heroine of a famous medieval legend.

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Many operas tell the story of Tristan and Isolde.

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The legend says that Isolde drank a magic potion.

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Some parents choose Isolde as a unique name for their daughter.

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You might hear the name Isolde if you watch an opera.

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In literature, Isolde stands for tragic love and fate.

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