Dorella name meaning

Gender: Girl

Origin: Old Greek and Old Norse

Usage: Swedish

Pronunciation: pronunciation of Dorella

Meaning: Kind, Gift of God, Given by God and Gift and God

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What does Dorella mean?
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What does Dorella mean?

Unconventional girl name Dorella is dominantly used in Swedish came from Old Greek. Dorella is variation of frequently used and ceaseless Dora. Dora is form of Old Norse Names Ending with -Dóra / -Dora.

Also Dora is form of Greek Names Beginning with Dor- Or Ending with -Dor / -Dora: Greek Δωρον = Gift. Dora is short form of Dorothea. Also Dora is an abridged form of Dorothy.

Dora is also abridged form of Isidora. Dora is also abridged form of Theodora. Origin of Unconventional Dora is in Old Norse and Old Greek languages, meaning of Dora is "Gift and God and Kind".

Variants of Dorella

Dora, Theodoros, Theodorus, Doralia, Doria

Names that rhyme with Dorella

How popular is the name Dorella?

Dorella is an uncommon baby name in United States, in use since 1918, peaked in 1934 when it ranked 3447th and last appeared in 1960. Also, Dorella is a familiar name in Italy.

As per our estimate, over 700 babies have been bestowed Dorella around the globe.

Year	Rank	Births
1960	4770	8
1952	4120	8
1948	4202	7
1947	4763	6
1946	3995	7

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Having letter A as your capstone reveals how you look at life and other people. You know you have the power and will to accomplish whatever you imagine on your own. People see you as their leader because of your attitude, determination, and creative thinking. You prefer to enjoy solitude because it's when your creativity strikes in. Not having all the things you wanted in life has taught you how to appreciate what you have today.

Other names similar to Dorella

Nichele - Substantially used in English unusual, Nichele means "Blend of Nichole or Michelle", a unisex name is rooted from Old Greek

Andreina - Used largely in Italian uncustomary, Andreina aimed at both genders, Andreina means "Brave" is of Old Greek origin
Tiphanie - Meaning of Tiphanie is God's Appearance or God or Luminous used for baby girls and originated from Greek and Old Greek is primarily used in English
Thalea is used notably in English and German, Thalea means "Blossom" has its roots in Old Greek is used as a girl name
Nickita - Offbeat Nickita came from English and Old Greek bestowed upon both genders, meaning of Nickita is "Covered, Another Name for Ganga or Flowing Down" is used principally in Hindi