Adela is a name with a rich history and multiple possible origins. It primarily originates from the Germanic name Adalheidis, derived from the elements “adal,” meaning “noble,” and “heid,” meaning “kind” or “sort.” This name was popularized in the Middle Ages by the many queens and noblewomen who bore it. Over time, Adela has evolved to be associated with various cultural and religious contexts, including its use in Spanish and Arabic languages. The name's meaning, "noble," reflects its enduring significance in representing dignity and honor. Today, Adela is slowly gaining popularity, influenced by its connection to the English singer Adele.
