Isidore
BoyGreek
Isidore is a boy name of Greek origin meaning "gift of the goddess Isis".
About this name
Gender
Boy
Language
Greek
Religion
Christian
Popularity
2 / 100
Syllables
3
Length
7 letters
Meaning
gift of the goddess Isis
Etymology
From the Greek name Isídōros (Ισίδωρος), formed from the Egyptian goddess name Isis and the Greek word δῶρον (dōron) meaning 'gift'. The name entered the Christian world through several early saints named Isidore. It has been used throughout Europe in various forms.
Famous People Named Isidore
- Isidore Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire — French zoologist (1805-1861)
- Isidore Pils — French painter (1815–1875)
- Isidore of Saint Joseph — Passionist lay brother, beatified (1881–1916)
Frequently Asked Questions About Isidore
What does the name Isidore mean?
Isidore means "gift of the goddess Isis", and is of Greek origin.
What is the origin of the name Isidore?
Isidore originates from Greek, commonly used in Europe.
Is Isidore a boy or girl name?
Isidore is typically used as a boy name.
What religion is the name Isidore associated with?
Isidore is associated with Christian.
Are there famous people named Isidore?
Yes — notable people named Isidore include Isidore Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire (French zoologist, 1805-1861), Isidore Pils (French painter, 1815–1875) and Isidore of Saint Joseph (Passionist lay brother, 1881–1916).
Last updated: June 2026