Adriella
Meaning of Adriella
Adriella is a lyrical, sun-kissed twist on the classic Adriana, tracing its roots to the Latin Hadrianus—“from the Adriatic Sea.” With its soft, four-syllable sweep (uh-dree-EL-uh), it conjures gentle sea breezes and moonlit shores, carrying just the right blend of strength and sweetness. Over the past decade, Adriella has quietly charted upward in the U.S., moving from a rare gem to a top-1,000 favorite (#925 in 2024), proof that parents are embracing its timeless elegance and modern flair. Imagine calling your little one Adriella and watching her name open doors—from playground giggles to boardroom introductions—without ever needing a passport. If you’re looking for a warm, melodious name that sparkles with understated sophistication, Adriella might be the perfect choice for your daughter.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as uh-dree-EL-uh (/əˈdriːɛlə/)
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