Ciella
Meaning of Ciella
Ciella, pronounced see-EL-uh, unfurls like a soft Venetian dawn across the imagination, its syllables weaving the Italian word cielo (“sky” or “heaven”) into a gentle hymn of light. Though still a rare blossom—with sixteen newborn bearers in 2024, placing it near the 934th spot on the American charts—Ciella’s celestial whisper has charmed creative families who seek a name both lyrical and luminous. In its graceful curves one senses the drifting of clouds at sunset, the silvery promise of stars kindling in a sapphire firmament, and the warm breath of Mediterranean breezes rustling through olive groves. Evocative rather than ostentatious, Ciella brings to mind the hush before a mandolin’s first note and the soft glow of dawn spilling across cobbled piazzas. With each utterance, it conjures an intimate reverie—an airy, poetic invitation to soar beyond the ordinary, guided by the enduring beauty of sky and song.
Pronunciation
British English
- Pronunced as see-EL-uh (/siːˈelə/)
American English
- Pronunced as see-EL-uh (/siːˈɛlə/)
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