📖 Acerca de Mabelle
Mabelle es una elegante variante de Mabel, cuyo origen se remonta al frances antiguo Amabel y al latin amabilis, que significa 'amable', 'adorable' o 'digna de amor'. El recorrido desde el latin Amabilis, pasando por el frances normando, hasta el ingles medieval produjo primero Amabel y luego Mabel; la adicion del sufijo frances -elle genero Mabelle, una ortografia que restituye una suave musicalidad galoromanica al nombre. En las epocas victoriana y eduardiana, Mabelle era elegida por quienes querian la calidez de Mabel con un matiz de refinamiento continental. Como muchos nombres vintage, cayo en desuso hacia mediados del siglo XX, pero el resurgimiento de nombres ingleses antiguos como Mabel, Hazel o Florence en el siglo XXI ha devuelto a Mabelle al gusto de los padres modernos.
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⭐ Personas Famosas
- Mabelle Gilman Corey — American soprano and Broadway performer (c. 1878–1964) who became one of the most talked-about women in Edwardian America when her 1907 marriage to William Ellis Corey, president of U.S. Steel, caused a high-society scandal. She appeared on the vaudeville and musical-theatre stage before her marriage thrust her into the national spotlight.
- Mabelle Blair — Early 20th-century American baseball player who pitched for the Bloomer Girls barnstorming team, one of the trailblazing women's baseball clubs that toured the United States in the 1910s and helped establish a tradition of women's professional baseball.
- Maybelle Carter — Though spelled Maybelle, this member of the original Carter Family (1909–1978) is the most celebrated bearer of this name family. She revolutionised country music and popularised the 'Carter scratch' guitar technique; she is widely regarded as the Mother of Country Music.