Sabella
Meaning of Sabella
Sabella is a sun-kissed twist on Isabella, tracing its Latin roots back to the timeless Elizabeth and the hopeful meaning “God is my oath.” She sounds like sea breeze on the Amalfi Coast—light, bright, and just a little flirty—and that vibe helps explain why parents keep slipping her onto birth certificates, even if the name hovers in the 800s and 900s on U.S. charts. Listeners hear a gentle “suh-BEL-uh,” and many picture church bells, garden hibiscus, or a spirited heroine in a García Márquez tale. Sabella carries the quiet strength of the old-world saints yet feels modern enough to share a playground with Luna and Aria. She offers built-in nicknames—Bella for sparkle, Sabi for fun—while still standing tall on her own. All in all, Sabella invites a little Mediterranean warmth into everyday life, promising that any girl who wears it can chase her dreams with faith, flair, and a ready smile.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as suh-BEL-uh (/səˈbɛlə/)
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