Origin and Meaning of Marycela

Combination of Mary and cela, often interpreted as 'Beloved' or 'Sea of Bitterness' and 'Heavenly' or 'Sky'.

Origin: Spanish - Marycela is a modern blend of Mary (from Hebrew) and the suffix 'cela', derived from the Latin word 'caelum', meaning 'heaven'. The name symbolizes both love and spiritual elevation.

• Marycela is a relatively modern name that reflects a trend of combining traditional names with unique or meaningful suffixes in Spanish-speaking cultures.
• The name can be found mainly in Latin American countries, where combinations of names are popular among families.
• While not as commonly known as Mary or Cela individually, Marycela is gaining popularity among new parents looking for unique names.
• Popularity data indicates that variations of Mary often see spikes in usage during certain years, influenced by cultural events or public figures.
• Variations of the name include Marcela, another Spanish name, which shares a similar sound but derives from the Latin name Marcellus.