Adele meaning, origin, history | Meaning of name

Adele was ranked 527 in 1918 list of US boys name and dropped by 101.92% from its previous ranking of 261 in 1908. Adele was ranked 552 in 2015 US female names list and elevated by 10.24% from its previous ranking of 615 in 2014. It's the return of Adele, driven no doubt by the English singer. The name that was fashionable in the nineteenth century comes from adal German, meaning "noble."

Adèle of Champagne, mother of Philip Augustus, the daughter of Victor Hugo, who inspired the movie Adèle H, the American Adele Palmer costume designer, most recently, of course, the English singer Adele.

Daughter of Dagobert II, St. Adele was a Benedictine abbess near Trier in Germany.

Sensitive and passionate, Adele is a specific person. She spends her time to go in search of new sensations and loves adventure. It is often difficult to follow for his family because of his keen and active natural. Adele is always concerned about the welfare of his people and makes it a point to make his parents proud. This is an adventurer at heart.

Adela, Adelle, Adella, Adélie and the masculine, Adel, Adael, Adee, Hadel.

Adele is celebrated on December 24.

Full form of Adele : Altruistic Dependent Enterprising Lively Extravagant

Adele is a very consistent name over the past 18 years.

Adele is a very very popular first name for a girl in United States which is popular since 1912 and ranked 552 (0.011005% bearer) in 2015 in US. Around 38815 people wear Adele as their first name. Adele is a rare first name for a boy in United States which is a rare name since 1908 and ranked 552 (0.011005% bearer) in 2015 in US. Only 38815 people have Adele as their first name. Adele is not a native United States and Adele may be came from another language or is a short form of some other name. 0.010858% of people in US have this given name.