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Help[Opinions] Ada, Adele or Adela?
Hi !!!
Ada, Adele and Adela have the same origin adal meaning "noble" in Ancient Germanic.
Ada: simple and short. It doesn't need any nickname. I think that it is pretty ageless. In 2017 were born 131 Ada in Italy.
Adele (a-DEH-le): the most popular form right now. In 2017 were born 1,486 Adele in Italy (#31). It is the "traditional" form but I dislike it because it seems neutral, not the feminine form. If I were an official I would judge it unisex (actually it isn't but I like to consider it avallable for this role in the future, when unisex names will be used here in Italy too).
Adela: only 12 of them born in 2017. Infact it is Romanian, not strickly Italian. Between Adele and Adela I prefer Adela for a girl.
So..tell me:
Which one and why?
Personal Name Lists https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/125456
Ada, Adele and Adela have the same origin adal meaning "noble" in Ancient Germanic.
Ada: simple and short. It doesn't need any nickname. I think that it is pretty ageless. In 2017 were born 131 Ada in Italy.
Adele (a-DEH-le): the most popular form right now. In 2017 were born 1,486 Adele in Italy (#31). It is the "traditional" form but I dislike it because it seems neutral, not the feminine form. If I were an official I would judge it unisex (actually it isn't but I like to consider it avallable for this role in the future, when unisex names will be used here in Italy too).
Adela: only 12 of them born in 2017. Infact it is Romanian, not strickly Italian. Between Adele and Adela I prefer Adela for a girl.
So..tell me:
Which one and why?
Personal Name Lists https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/125456
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