Isidore
Greek
"gift of Isis"Share
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Isidore Origin and Meaning
The name Isidore is a boy's name of Greek origin meaning "gift of Isis".
Isabel and Isadora are back: could it now be time for a more widespread revival of Isidore? In 2014, both Isidore and Isadore were on the list of fastest-rising names in the US.
A common ancient Greek name belonging to several saints--including Saint Isidore the Ploughman, patron saint of Madrid and the great encyclopedist St. Isidore of Seville, whose work formed the basis of much medieval knowledge--Isidore was adopted by Spanish Jews to the point where it was almost their exclusive property.
In addition to the obvious Izzy, another traditional nickname is Dore/Dory.
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# 898 in the US
Isidore Rank in US Top 1000
# 638 on Nameberry
Isidore Rank in Nameberry Top 1000
Isidore Popularity
- 638Nameberry2024
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Famous People Named Isidore
- Saint IsidoreArchbishop of Seville
- Saint Isidore the LaborerSpanish farmer
- Isidore de LaraBritish composer
- Isidore SingerCzech,American writer and activist
- Isidore Geoffroy SaintHilaire, French founder of ethnology
- Isidore DollingerU.S. Congressman from New York
- Isidore of KievGreek Metropolitan
- Isidore of CharaxGreco,Roman geographer
- Isidore of AlexandriaNeoplatonist Philosopher
- Isidore Ducasse (Comte de Lautréamont)French Poet and Writer
- Israel Isidore Balinebirth name of American composer Irving Berlin
Isidore in Pop Culture
- Dr Isidore Einsamestranged husband to Glory Green and doctor to Katherine Cattleman in 'The Nowhere City' (1965) by Alison Lurie; prescriber of multiple orgasms
- Isidorethe musical duo of Steve Kilbey and Jeffrey Cain