Leonela

Meaning of Leonela

Leonela dances off the tongue with a warm, Spanish flair (leh-oh-NEH-lah), and its roots trace back to the Latin word leo, meaning “lion,” so it carries a spark of courage and gentle royalty all at once. It’s a name that feels like a little lioness purring—strong yet soft—and it’s long been cherished in Latin America for its blend of boldness and grace. In the United States, Leonela has been a rare gem on the charts since the 1980s, hovering around the top 1,000 and most recently landing at 937 in 2024, proof that its bright spirit still captures hearts. Choosing Leonela is like giving your daughter a tiny roar of confidence—an inspirational reminder that she was born to lead with warmth and pride.

Pronunciation

Spanish

  • Pronunced as leh-oh-NEH-lah (/le.oˈnela/)

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Notable People Named Leonela

Leonela Ayoví -
Leonela Mojica -
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