Mabelle is an enchanting name with English roots, derived from the Latin name Mabel, meaning "lovable" or "dear. " The name has French and American influences, with the French phrase "ma belle" translating to "my beautiful. " Historically, Mabelle was a common name during the Middle Ages but saw a decline in usage after the 15th century. It experienced a revival in the 19th century with the publication of novels like "The Heir of Redclyffe, " which featured an Irish character named Mabel Kilcoran. Despite its rich history, Mabelle is not a popular name in the US, but it remains a unique and classic choice for parents seeking a name with deep symbolism and cultural significance.
