Amabel
[ˈæməˌbɛl]Meaning
from Latin amabilis, 'lovable'
Background Story
Amabel is a medieval English name based on the Latin amabilis, meaning lovable. It is a medieval form of Amabilis and is used in Dutch, French, Portuguese, Spanish, and the Late Roman and Ancient Roman languages.
Variations
Amabelle, Mabel
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