Mirela

Meaning of Mirela

Mirela dances into the world like a soft melody on a warm spring breeze, her very syllables whispering “wonder” and “admiration.” Born from the Latin mirabilis, meaning “marvelous,” and nurtured by centuries of Romance-language charm, Mirela carries the sweet resonance of Romanian hills and sun-drenched plazas. She’s the kind of name that feels handwritten in cursive on an old love letter, yet light enough to skip happily off a toddler’s tongue. Though she drifts just outside the top 900 names in the U.S., this gentle rarity ensures that each little Mirela stands out—no crowded playground call-and-response here! Warm, lyrical, and sprinkled with a dash of Mediterranean sunshine, Mirela invites images of laughter echoing under orange trees and bedtime stories told by moonlight.

Pronunciation

Romanian

• Pronunced as mee-REH-lah (/miːˈre.la/)

• Mira
• Miriam
• Marcella
• Mariela
• Mariella
• Mirella
• Mireille