Marisabel
Meaning of Marisabel
Marisabel is a beautiful and unique feminine name of Spanish origin, pronounced as mah-ree-sah-BEL (/maˈri.sa.βel/). This elegant name is a blend of "Maria" and "Isabel," both of which are classic names with deep historical roots in Spanish-speaking cultures. Marisabel carries the grace and timelessness associated with both Maria, often linked to the Virgin Mary, and Isabel, which has royal connotations through figures such as Queen Isabella of Castile. A common variation of Marisabel is Maribel, which similarly combines these two revered names. Although not widely used in the United States, Marisabel has seen sporadic popularity over the years, peaking notably in 2000 when it ranked 3808th with 33 occurrences. This name's rarity adds to its charm, making it an excellent choice for parents seeking something distinctive yet rich in cultural significance for their baby girl.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as mah-ree-sah-BEL (/maˈri.sa.βel/)
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Notable People Named Marisabel
| Marisabel Cabrera is an American lawyer and politician from Wisconsin, serving in the Wisconsin State Assembly and representing the south side of Milwaukee as a member of the Democratic Party. |
| Marisabel Rodríguez de Chávez - Marisabel Rodríguez Oropeza is a Venezuelan journalist, publicist, and radio announcer, best known for being the second wife of former Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez. |
