Mariella is a beautiful and elegant name of Italian origin, traditionally given to females. The name is pronounced as mah-RYEL-lah in Italian (/ma.ˈrjel.la/) and mahr-ee-EL-uh (/mɑːriˈɛlə/ or /məriˈɛlə/) in English. Mariella is a variant of the names Mariela and Marielle, which share similar melodic qualities. This name evokes a sense of grace and sophistication, often associated with artistic and cultural refinement. In the United States, Mariella has seen varying levels of popularity over the years, with its highest occurrence being in 1922 when it ranked 1957th. Despite not being among the most common names, it maintains a steady presence, reflecting its enduring appeal among parents seeking a distinctive yet classic name for their daughters.
Mariella Frostrup is an Irish journalist and presenter recognized for her work in arts programs on British television and radio. |
Mariella Trejos Benítez was a Colombian-Peruvian actress known for her roles in movies, musicals, theater, and Peruvian telenovelas such as Torbellino, Carmín, Simplemente María, Asi es la vida, and Al fondo hay sitio. |
Mariella Gable, OSB, was a prominent American academic, writer, and literary critic. |
Mariella Valentini is a renowned Italian actress. |
Mariella Rappold is an Austrian football midfielder playing for LUV Graz in the ÖFB-Frauenliga and is a member of the Austrian national team. |