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Help[Opinions] Re: Arabella, Isabella, or Annabella?
in reply to a message by Mum
Well if I was to see/hear/meet an Isabella, Annabella or Arabella I know my first thought would be "what a lovely name for a little girl", because thay are all simply beautiful names, and are elegant, refind, and regal!
I personaly like Arabella a little bit more because it is less popular and also because of it's Scottish connections. And I deffinately don't think "Arab named Ella", to me it's clearly defined that the name is Ara + Bella! It has rather the thought of beautiful music because of Ara sounding like Aria and Bella like Ballet or a southern belle and meaning beautiful.
Annabella is a bit long and that's why I like the spelling Anabella a bit better. But either way it's really a classic name that to me isn't used quite enough.
Isabella is also beautiful but is probably my least favorite of the three because of it's recent popularity surge.
I think either one would be perfect on any little girl and have several nickname possibilities in case the whole name is too long or not suit.
Hope this helps!
Laurie :)
I personaly like Arabella a little bit more because it is less popular and also because of it's Scottish connections. And I deffinately don't think "Arab named Ella", to me it's clearly defined that the name is Ara + Bella! It has rather the thought of beautiful music because of Ara sounding like Aria and Bella like Ballet or a southern belle and meaning beautiful.
Annabella is a bit long and that's why I like the spelling Anabella a bit better. But either way it's really a classic name that to me isn't used quite enough.
Isabella is also beautiful but is probably my least favorite of the three because of it's recent popularity surge.
I think either one would be perfect on any little girl and have several nickname possibilities in case the whole name is too long or not suit.
Hope this helps!
Laurie :)
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