Loula
Meaning of Loula
Loula, pronounced LOO-luh (/ˈluːlə/), emerges as an elegant offshoot of Louise, itself the feminine of the French Louis—a name rooted in the Germanic hlūd (“famous”) and wīg (“warrior”). While American birth records trace Loula back to the turn of the twentieth century—peaking in 1910 at rank 406—its presence has remained consistently sparse yet intriguingly steady, with annual occurrences ranging from six to ten births in recent years (2018–2023) and a 2023 ranking of 948, hinting at a quiet revival among parents drawn to names that balance vintage charm with modern individuality. The name’s soft vowel cadence evokes both the playful warmth of a grandmother’s affectionate nickname and the poised resolve of its linguistic heritage—a combination that, like a subtle note in a chamber ensemble, invites listeners to lean in and appreciate its nuance. Loula’s Anglo-American sensibility, underscored by a dry wit that might inspire a knowing smile, offers families a choice that feels familiar without being commonplace, blending tradition and whimsy in measured harmony.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as LOO-luh (/ˈluːlə/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Loula
| Loula Anagnostaki - |
