Annabel
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Name — A female given name, generally understood today as a blend of "Anna" and "belle" (beautiful).
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Etymology
Originally a variant of Latin amabilis ("lovable") — the same root behind "Mabel" — later reinterpreted by folk etymology as "Anna" plus French belle ("beautiful").
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What does “Annabel” mean?
The word “Annabel” means a female given name, generally understood today as a blend of "Anna" and "belle" (beautiful). In plain terms, a first name popularly read as meaning "beautiful Anna," though its true root means "lovable.".
How do you pronounce “Annabel”?
“Annabel” is pronounced A-nuh-behl (/ˈænəbɛl/ in IPA).
How do you use “Annabel” in a sentence?
Here is “Annabel” used in a sentence: “Annabel opened her own bakery downtown.”
What part of speech is “Annabel”?
“Annabel” is a name.
Where does the word “Annabel” come from?
The word “Annabel” comes from Latin. Originally a variant of Latin amabilis ("lovable") — the same root behind "Mabel" — later reinterpreted by folk etymology as "Anna" plus French belle ("beautiful").