Gabriella
/ˌɡæbɹiˈɛlə/
Gabriella proper noun: a female given name from Italian [in turn from Hebrew], masculine equivalent Gabriel.
Proper noun
Gabriella
- A female given name from Italian [in turn from Hebrew], masculine equivalent Gabriel.
Origin of Gabriella
From Italian Gabriella. By surface analysis, Gabriel + -a.
Words formed from Gabriella
Words that rhyme with Gabriella
- stella
- columella
- Ella
- cinderella
- umbrella
- stracciatella
- a cappella
- fella
- ambarella
- citronella
- Coachella
- columnella
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- hella
- lamella
- micella
- mozzarella
- nigella
- predella
- salmonella
- Tudela
- varicella
- zooxanthella
- acanthella
- Adela
- amborella
- Bella
- brucella
- candela
- canella
- capitella
- castella
- cella
- cerebella
- chlorella
- clitella
- favela
- fellah
- flabella
- flagella
- fraxinella
- haustella
- klebsiella
- labella
- mistella
- moraxella
- mortadella
- novella
- paella
- panatela
- petronella
- portabella
- prunella
- quinella
- rostella
- rubella
- scutella
- selaginella
- shigella
- subumbrella
- tarantella
Questions about Gabriella
- What does Gabriella mean?
- Gabriella means a female given name from Italian [in turn from Hebrew], masculine equivalent Gabriel.
- What part of speech is Gabriella?
- Gabriella is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Gabriella?
- Gabriella is pronounced /ˌɡæbɹiˈɛlə/.
Words near Gabriella in the dictionary
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