This name is all things perfect in my mind- beautifully classy, internationally used, an elegant sound, fun to write, and a balanced 5-lettered length. For years, I preferred the spelling Adella, as it looked nicer to me. I still enjoy the name Adella, but I much prefer the simplistic, yet stunning Adela. If you're considering this name for your daughter, I say no second thoughts necessary- she's getting an underused (well, at least here, and in my opinion), historical name that sounds mature and international. Plus, in the English-speaking world, you can get the wonderful nickname Addie!
What a beautiful name! Sweet for a little girl and elegant and romantic for a grown woman. Enviably ageless. Del (the Welsh for "pretty") makes a good nickname.
― Anonymous User 8/7/2020
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Adela is a completely nice name. Never knew an Adela, but the history of this name is great and I think this name has a potential to be popular because of the sound.
― Anonymous User 5/5/2018
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I've always found the name Adela so sooo beautiful and lovely! :) ♥.
― Anonymous User 6/16/2015
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I want to like this name, but when it is said aloud, all I can think of is mortadella.
― Anonymous User 3/12/2013
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This is really pretty! I like it a lot more than just Adele.
Like others have mentioned, Adela is the youngest daughter in The House of Bernarda Alba, which is where I was first introduced to this name. I think it is very pretty!
People who are named Adela can stir forth a multiple number of traits. The best and the worst. I once knew a girl named Adella (which is my preferred way of spelling it) and she was very knowledgeable, generous, humble and talented. She was also the most beautiful woman I have ever seen. But yet Adela sounds like it could be the name of a very prudent woman. Which ever it could be, I think Adella is a very nice name. =)