Gianella
jee-ah-NEL-la
Meaning:
Derived from the Italian name Gianella, meaning 'God is gracious' or 'gift of God'.
Gender
Girl
Origin
Italian, Spanish, Latin
Popularity Rank
#1998 (girls)
#3717 (overall)
#3717 (overall)
Popularity Summary
While not among the most common names, Gianella has seen a steady rise in popularity among families seeking unique, culturally meaningful names with elegant charm.
Why Parents Choose Gianella
Parents often select Gianella to honor Italian or Spanish heritage, seeking a name that embodies grace, beauty, and divine blessing for their daughter.
History & Cultural Significance
Gianella is a feminine diminutive form of Gianello or Giovanni, rooted in Italian tradition. It gained popularity in Italy and Spanish-speaking countries as a name symbolizing grace and divine favor, often passed down through generations as a meaningful family name.
Gianella reflects Italian and Spanish heritage, celebrating grace and divine blessing, often chosen to honor family roots and cultural pride.
Notable People Named Gianella
- Gianella Nistal, a notable Spanish athlete
- Gianella Maradona, related to the famous footballer Diego Maradona
- Gianella Pereira, a renowned Italian artist
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Pop Culture References
- Gianella Maradona, associated with sports fame
- Gianella in Italian literature
- Gianella in Spanish poetry