Mirabella

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I hrt this name smm! The name Mirabella is such a pretty nameeeee like it means “look beautiful” in Spanish! Since “mira” in Spanish means “look” and bella or bello in Spanish means “beauty”.
― cherryxchii_  6/30/2023
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One of the ambassador mermaids in the 2012 CG animated movie "Barbie in a Mermaid Tale 2" is named Mirabella. She's the Southern Ocean Ambassador. She has strawberry blonde hair and a pink tail.
― Anonymous User  12/24/2021
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Also Judeo-Anglo-Norman.
Source: Seror, Simon "Les noms des femmes juives en Angleterre au Moyen Âge".
― Anonymous User  4/12/2021
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Usages: HungarianPronunciation: mee-rah-BHEL-lah(Information from name #350017 originally submitted by user epresvanilia)
― Anonymous User  12/29/2020
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Also Hungarian: https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirabella
― Anonymous User  11/20/2020
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Mirabella Akhunu (born 7 June 1987) is a Ukrainian artistic gymnast. She competed in the 2004 Summer Olympics.
― Chokherbalyy  6/9/2020
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Love this name but it's a bit too feminine. I prefer Mirabelle.
― Sania01  7/25/2016
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This is the name of Frodo's maternal grandmother in the Lord of the Rings books. She was the sister of Bilbo's mother Belladonna.
― Buneary  7/6/2016
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Correct Italian pronunciation:Mee-Rah-Beyl-LahThe "I" (Mi) is stressed to "EE." Remember to roll your "R." "A"s are always as in "Father." For "Be," the "E" is spoken much like "Eh," or otherwise "Aye." Keep in mind that no letter is neglected, so both "L"s must be pronounced. Most easily accomplished by placing greater emphasis on the figure before (in this case, "E"). Again, "A"s are as in "Father" (La).
Now, simply add your best and most dramatic Italian accent and-- Voilà!
― Francesca  12/9/2010
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Really lovely name, certainly usable as a middle name, perhaps a bit too blatantly Italianate for British English usage. :)
― walesgal92  7/31/2010
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I personally like this name a little better than Isabella. If I have a daughter I'd love to name her Mirabella.
― Anonymous User  1/22/2009
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I think this name is a way better name than the oh-so-popular Isabella. I like the Mira part the best.
― jasmineenimsaj  2/4/2008
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Plunkett, Mirabella (1839 - ?)
Famous for falling in love with a merman in Loch Lomond while on holiday. When her family forbade her to marry him, she transfigured herself into a haddock and was never seen again. (Harry Potter)
― Anonymous User  5/5/2007
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This is my name, and I was driven to explore more of its origins because of its uniqueness. While it is Italian, it can also be translated roughly in Spanish as "she looks beautiful". Mira means "she looks" and bella is "beautiful". This name also has roots in French, but the meaning is the same. I love this name, and hope I could be beneficial to anyone who is looking for information on it.
― jinxie0805  8/7/2005
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Mira does not mean "she looks" in Spanish. It actually means "look." She looks would be "se mira." So in Spanish Mirabella (pronounced Mee-rah-beh-yah) would literally mean "look beautiful."
― PutaGuera  12/4/2008
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