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What does Carmela mean?
Carmela 
▼ as a girls' name is a Hebrew name, and Carmela means "garden, orchard". Carmela is an alternate form of Carmel (Hebrew).
STARTS WITH Car-
Variations
VARIANTS Karmela, Carmila, Carmiela, Carmellia, Carmella▼, Carmelia, Carmeli, Carmalla
RELATIONS VIA CARMEL Carma, Carmalit, Carmalita, Carman, Carmania, Carmanya, Carmelina, Carmelit, Carmelita, Carmelitha, Carmelitia, Carmelle, Carmellita, Carmesa, Carmesha, Carmi, Carmia, Carmie, Carmill, Carmilla, Carmina, Carmine, Carmisha, Carmit, Carmiya, Carmy, Karmel, Karmelit, Karmen▲
CREATIVE FORMS(female)
(male)
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Carmela Kaira (C.K.), ..
How popular is Carmela?
Carmela is a very popular first name for women (#640 out of 4276, Top 15%) but a rare surname for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Carmela reached its apex rank of #283 in the U.S. in the 1920s, and is at #1767 presently. (2018 U.S. SSA RECORDS)
Which version is better?
Carma, Carman, Carmel, Carmelina, Carmelita, Carmella (#1414 FROM RECENT DATA) and Karmen (#1255) are the prominent variation forms of Carmela (#1767) listed in the Top 2000. Other variants, like Carmelitia, are seldom used. Adoption of these relations of Carmela was well-received among parents in the 1920s (MEDIAN #1109) and is now significantly diminished. Carmella has generally been preferred by parents, although Karmen appears to be gaining popularity too, while versions like Carmela are now less common.
Similar Names
Recommended sound-alike names are Caela, Camala, Camela, Camelia, Camella, Camila▲, Cammelia (see Camellia), Camyla, Candela, Careena, Carel, Carely, Carena, Caresa, Cariel, Carla▼, Carlena, Carleta, Carlla, Carmen▼, Carmita, Carmyna, Carmyta, Carniela, Carniella, Carnyella (see Carna), Carola, Carrola, Charela (see Harela), Charrela (see Harela), Cornela, Cornelia▼, Cornella, Cornelya (see Cornelia), Harela, Harrela (see Harela), Jamela, Marcela, Mariela▼, Marvela, Pamela▼, Pammela and Parmelia. These names tend to be less commonly used than Carmela.
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