Mirella
Meaning of Mirella
The name Mirella is a beautiful and melodic choice for a baby girl, with its roots deeply embedded in Italian culture. Pronounced as mee-REH-lah (/miˈrɛl.la/), Mirella exudes elegance and charm. The name is often associated with grace and sophistication, carrying a timeless appeal that transcends generations. Variations of the name include Mariella and Mireya, offering parents flexibility while retaining the name's essence. Despite its relatively low occurrence in recent years in the United States, with 33 newborns named Mirella in 2023 ranking at 4258, it has seen varying popularity since the mid-20th century. This fluctuation highlights its unique standing—never overly common but always cherished by those who choose it. Whether you are drawn to its lyrical quality or its Italian heritage, Mirella remains a distinctive and enchanting name for any little girl.
Pronunciation
Italian
- Pronunced as mee-REH-lah (/miˈrɛl.la/)
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Notable People Named Mirella
| Mirella Freni was an Italian operatic soprano with a 50-year career, known for her performances at major international opera houses and her acclaimed roles at the Glyndebourne Festival. |
| Mirella Amato is a trilingual beer consultant, sommelier, and author based in Toronto, Ontario, known for her expertise in beer and for being the first woman in Canada to become a Certified Cicerone and the first non-US resident to earn the Master Cicerone® certification. |
| Mirella D'Angelo is an Italian actress known for her work in film and television. |
| Mirella Arnhold is a Brazilian alpine skier who participated in the 2002 and 2006 Winter Olympics. |
