75%RatingSave Gender Feminine Usage Italian, Spanish Pronounced Pron. kar-MEH-la [key·IPA] Meaning & HistoryExpand Links Italian and Spanish form of Carmel. Related NamesFamily Tree·Details VariantsCarmen, Carmina(Spanish) DiminutiveCarmelita(Spanish) Masculine FormsCarmelo(Italian) Carmelo(Spanish) Other Languages & CulturesCarme(Catalan) Karmela, Karmen(Croatian) Carmel, Carmella, Carmen(English) Karmen(Estonian) Carmen(French) Carme(Galician) Carmen(German) Carmel(Jewish) Carmo, Carminho(Portuguese) Carmen(Romanian) Karmen(Slovene) PopularityDetails Last ranked #468 in 1968 France Last ranked #185 in 2016 Italy Last ranked #401 in 2010 Spain (by decade) Last ranked #950 in 1976 United States People think this name isRate·Details modern youthful formal upper class wholesome refined strange serious nerdy Categories currently out of the US top 1000, ends in -ela, Marian titles, The Sopranos characters
