Synonyms for isabella
is·abel·la

Princeton's WordNet

1. Isabella, Queen Isabella, Isabella I, Isabella the Catholicnoun

   the queen of Castile whose marriage to Ferdinand of Aragon in 1469 marked the beginning of the modern state of Spain; they instituted the Spanish Inquisition in 1478 and sponsored the voyages of Christopher Columbus in 1492 (1451-1504)

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1. List of paraphrases for "isabella":

   albemarle, isabelle, isabela, sevilla

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1. List of known nicknames for "Isabella":

   Veronika

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1. Shepherd Schools Superintendent Claire Bunker:

   Sheriff Main is a great person and an asset to Isabella County, he is human and he made a mistake. He takes full responsibility for the incident. I’m extremely proud of the student who brought it to the attention of a staff member.

2. Karma Quick-Panwala:

   That, as a teenager, this is what [ Isabella ] chose to focus on -- to facilitate our need for access and help the deaf community be able to communicate in this time -- I'm so grateful that her interest in this area led her to do this.

3. Alana Hubbard:

   Isabella lit up, she ripped her hat off with this huge grin and said, ‘Wow! You look just like me!’.

4. Karma Quick-Panwala:

   Having the masks available... really made a huge difference in my being able to communicate in the delivery room. There would have been so much that I missed out on, that, as a teenager, this is what [ Isabella ] chose to focus on -- to facilitate our need for access and help the deaf community be able to communicate in this time -- I'm so grateful that her interest in this area led her to do this.

5. Photographer Irina Werning:

   (Isabella's) family contacted me because she was having her 100th birthday. This woman was very loved by the whole family. She had escaped from Austria during the war because she was Jewish, and she went to live in New York. Every year, she would go back ... to Austria and help someone come to the U.S. She was a great inspiration to her whole family.