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Carmela Soprano, played by Edie Falco.
Nice.
Also Sicilian: https://scn.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noma_siciliani
A nickname can be used: Carmelina or Melina. :-)
Barbara d'Urso, born Maria Carmela d'Urso (Naples, Italy 7 May 1957) is an Italian television actress and singer.
- "¡Ay Carmela!" is a Republican song from the Spanish Civil War.
- Carmela is the titular character in the 1990 Spanish film "¡Ay Carmela!" The character and movie are named after the song.
The name Carmela was given to 87 baby girls born in the US in 2012.
Where I live Carmela is strongly used in the older generations of those coming from an Italian background. My own family has two who were born in the 1920s-1930s and I know of one born in the sixties.
Carmela Corleone was the wife of Vito Corleone, otherwise known as “The Godfather,” in the movie “The Godfather,” respectively.
CAMILLA possibly Brazilian version.
It's a beautiful name. It's also my mother's name. She was named after her grandmother. My mother really stood out at school. She was the only Carmela in an ocean of Lisas and Jennifers.
Carmela Rizzo is the wife of the former mayor of Philadelphia, Frank Rizzo.
A nickname for this--as well as related names--is "Carmilla", from Sheridan Le Fanu's vampire story by the same name. She was the vampire and had lesbian tendencies, though this was the 19th century and Le Fanu was a man. It's the tale Bram Stoker's "Dracula" was inspired by.
Carmela Soprano - Tony Soprano's wife in "The Sopranos" (played by Edie Falco).
As far as I could find, Karmel is not a garden in Hebrew as it is written on your site. The first three letters in Hebrew (C R M), if pronounced differently (that is, using different vowels under the letters) means Vineyard.
L means to
H is often wrtitten to refer to GOD
So Carmela could be a vineyard for/to GOD
It is a common female name especially amongst the Yemenite and Iraqi Jews.
Well first off Carmela is not pronounced CAR-ME-LA, it is pronounced Car-mel-la.
Actually, Carmela is pronounced CAR-ME-LA, but Carmella is pronounced CAR-MEL-LA.
Carmela is the feminine of Carmel (Hebrew).
Also, when divided up into 3 - in Hebrew means it means "vineyard for G-D".

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