Abigale
Meaning of Abigale
Abigale, pronounced AB-i-gail, springs from the Hebrew Abigail—“my father’s joy”—and carries that same bright promise in every syllable. A touch rarer than its more familiar cousin, this spirited variation offers a playful wink to tradition and conjures images of a warm-hearted heroine with a twinkle in her eye. In Anglo-American life, Abigale feels perfectly at home whether she’s leading a cozy family story circle or setting off on sunlit adventures, a name that’s at once grounded and gracefully distinctive. Though she hovers just inside the top thousand for newborn girls in the U.S., Abigale’s gentle strength and lyrical flow ensure she stands out, inviting parents to choose a name rich in heritage yet brimming with fresh potential and joy.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as AB-i-gail (/ˈæbɪˌɡeɪl/)
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