Marella

Meaning of Marella

Marella (pronounced muh-REL-uh) glides into the baby-name scene with the poise of a gentle wave. Drawn from the Latin word “mare” for sea, it carries an undercurrent of wanderlust and a soft, rippling melody that conjures sunlit shores and salt-tinged breezes. Though only around a dozen newborn Marellas grace U.S. birth records each year—just enough to keep it nestled within the top 1,000—it’s steadily catching attention for its blend of timeless elegance and welcoming warmth. It evokes images of a little Marella collecting seashells by the surf, her name dancing on the breeze like a whispered promise of adventure. And parents can rest easy—no need for awkward nicknames; Marella slides off the tongue like a cool splash on a summer morning. With its subtle charm and boundless depth, Marella offers a poetic choice that can grow with a child from the cradle to the horizon.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as muh-REL-uh (/məˈrɛlə/)

• Marcella
• Mariela
• Marlena
• Mariella
• Mirella
• Maribel
• Marilla