Ysotta

Baby will always be reminded they are beautiful inside and out with a name like Ysotta. This feminine title is a modern form of the Italian Isotta, which stems from the enigmatic Iseult. Believed to have two possible origins, Iseult comes from the Welsh Essylt, meaning “who is gazed at” and “the beautiful one.” Bearing arms with its Germanic roots, Iseult may derive from Ishilde or Iswalde, with the heroic definition of “iron ruler.” Ysotta’s dual meaning sets baby up for the life of a warrior queen—with a ravishing personality and good looks to boot.