Maribella
Meaning of Maribella
Maribella is a feminine given name whose morphological structure synthesizes the Hebrew-derived Maria—etymologically rooted in the Semitic name Miryam—with the Italian adjective bella, itself from Latin bellus, thereby semantically yielding “beautiful Mary” and conveying both devotional resonance and aesthetic valuation. Its phonemic profile comprises four syllables, transcribed /mɛə.riˈbɛl.ə/ with primary stress on the penultimate syllable and conventionally rendered in English as MAIR-ee-BELL-uh. In Anglo-American usage, demographic trend analysis for 2010–2024 indicates that Maribella has consistently registered between 22 and 46 annual occurrences in the United States, corresponding to Social Security Administration rankings between roughly 900 and 950, a pattern that underscores its classification as an appellation of measured rarity. The name’s technical elegance, balanced rhythmic pattern, and dual invocation of classical heritage and contemporary sensibility collectively inform its appeal to parents seeking a designation that embodies both tradition and modern refinement.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as MAIR-ee-bell-uh (/mɛəriˈbɛlə/)
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Notable People Named Maribella
| Maribella Zamarripa - |
