👉 "Ingrid" refers to a character in the Bible, while "Isabel" is a Hebrew name often used during the Old Testament era. The word "ingrid" translates as "infinite" or "endless." It is often associated with the idea of endless and immeasurable good fortune, prosperity, and success. In the Old Testament, it may indicate that God's presence is limitless and omnipresent. Isabel in Hebrew is translated to "Isaac," a name given by the prophet Samuel to Nathan, indicating that her lineage or inheritance should be named after her father Isaac. This word appears often throughout the Bible, particularly in stories about the Israelites' journey through the wilderness.
