Amabel
[ˈæməˌbɛl]Meaning
medieval form of Amabilis, from Latin amabilis, "lovable"
Background Story
Amabel is recorded as a medieval form of Amabilis, and as a medieval English name based on Latin amabilis, meaning "lovable". It is used in Dutch, French, Portuguese and Spanish, as well as in Late Roman and Ancient Roman. Its related forms include Annabel, Arabella, Bella and Mabel.
Variations
Amabelle, Mabel
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