Abigaile
Meaning of Abigaile
The name Abigaile is a charming and elegant variation of the more common Abigail. Originating from the Hebrew name Avigail, it means "my father's joy" or "source of joy," reflecting a sense of happiness and delight. Pronounced as uh-BIG-uhl (/əˈbɪɡəl/), Abigaile carries a timeless appeal that has been embraced by parents over the years. Despite its classic roots, the name maintains an air of uniqueness due to its less common spelling.
Abigaile has seen fluctuating popularity in the United States, with notable peaks in occurrences during the early 2000s. For instance, 36 newborns were named Abigaile in 2010, ranking it at 4105 for that year. The name's highest occurrence was in 2006 when 42 babies were given this name, placing it at rank 3669. While not as frequently chosen as some other names, Abigaile continues to be a beloved choice for parents seeking a distinctive yet familiar name for their daughters.
Associations with this name often include qualities such as gracefulness and joyfulness, mirroring its meaning. Whether you prefer traditional names or are looking for something slightly offbeat but still rooted in history, Abigaile offers a beautiful option with rich cultural significance.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as uh-BIG-uhl (/əˈbɪɡəl/)
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