Marcela
mar-CHEL-uh
✦ Meaning
“Spanish and Portuguese form of Marcella, from Latin Marcellus (of Mars). Common throughout Spanish and Brazilian cultures with warrior and strength associations.”
Popularity Over Time
Marcela is not currently in the US top 1000.
Origin
Syllables
3
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Style
Famous Bearers
- Marcela Ibarra (Mexican author)
- Marcela Paz (Chilean writer)
- Marcela Taibo (Mexican actress)
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Cross-Cultural Notes
Strong in Spanish and Portuguese; works in English contexts
People Also Ask
Spanish and Portuguese form of Marcella, from Latin Marcellus (of Mars). Common throughout Spanish and Brazilian cultures with warrior and strength associations.
Marcela is not currently in the US top 1000, making it a genuinely rare choice. Usage has stayed pretty consistent over the past decade.
Popular nicknames for Marcela include Marce, Cela, Marcet.
Names that pair beautifully with Marcela include Lucia, Carolina.