Origin and Meaning of Karmela

Garden, vineyard

Origin: Hebrew - Karmela is derived from the Hebrew word 'Karmel', meaning 'garden' or 'vineyard'; it is often associated with Mount Carmel, a fertile mountain range in Israel.

• Karmela is considered a feminine variant of the name Carmel, which has biblical significance and is often linked to beauty and fertility.
• The name is used predominantly in Hebrew-speaking cultures and has variations in other languages, including Carmelita in Spanish and Carmela in Italian.
• Notable bearers of the name include Karmela Soprano, a character from the popular TV series 'The Sopranos.'
• Karmela has seen moderate popularity in various regions, particularly in Israel and among Jewish communities worldwide.
• Related names and variations include Carmel, Carmela, and Karmel, often associated with similar meanings.