Adele
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Popularity Summary
Adele remains a popular choice for parents seeking a classic, sophisticated name with a rich history and cultural significance, enjoying renewed popularity thanks to contemporary celebrity influence.
Why Parents Choose Adele
Parents often choose Adele for its timeless elegance, strong noble meaning, and its association with talented and inspiring women.
History & Cultural Significance
Originally derived from the Germanic name Adalheidis, which means 'noble kind,' Adele has been used throughout centuries in various European countries. It gained popularity in the 19th century and has remained a timeless choice, evoking elegance and strength. The name was popularized by Queen Adele of England and has since been embraced by artists and celebrities worldwide.
Adele is a classic name with strong roots in European history, particularly within English and German-speaking cultures, symbolizing nobility and grace.
Notable People Named Adele
- Adele Laurie Blue Adkins, the acclaimed British singer and songwriter
- Adele Astaire, American dancer and sister of Fred Astaire
- Adele Bloch-Bark, a famous Jewish socialite and muse of Gustav Klimt
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Pop Culture References
- Adele's Grammy-winning albums
- Adele in movies and TV
- Adele's influence on modern music