Sybella

Meaning of Sybella

Sybella carries an ancient charm, tracing back to the Greek sibylla and later embraced in Latin, meaning prophetess. It feels like a monsoon breeze, whispering hidden wisdom across fields. Parents choose Sybella to celebrate intuition, creativity and gentle strength. The name dances off the tongue—sih-BEL-uh—with the warm glow of a jasmine blossom at dawn. In the United States, Sybella has hovered around the mid-900s in popularity for years, rising and dipping like joyful raindrops in a melody. Playful yet poised, it bridges tradition and bright new beginnings. It shines as a beacon of dreams and heartfelt promise.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as sih-BEL-uh (/sɪˈbɛlə/)

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