Origin and Meaning of Corabel

Beautiful maiden

Origin: Old French - Corabel is believed to be derived from the Old French elements 'cora' meaning 'heart' and 'bel' meaning 'beautiful'.

• Corabel is a rare name, often seen as a blend of 'Cora' and 'Isabelle', combining their meanings of 'maiden' and 'devoted to God'.
• The name has historical usage in literature, particularly as a character name in English novels and poetry.
• Notable figures bearing the name include Corabel, a character in the Victorian-era novel 'The Alchemist' by Benjamin Disraeli.
• Corabel has remained relatively uncommon, featuring infrequently in baby name lists and showing little fluctuation in popularity.
• Variations of Corabel include Corabella, Cora, and Isabel, reflecting its roots and connections to other popular names.