Carmela (en. Carmela)

/kaʁ.mɛ.la/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
A feminine first name of Hispanic origin, often associated with spiritual characteristics.
Carmela has always been a very devoted person to her faith.
Carmela a toujours été une personne très dévouée à sa foi.
A common noun used to describe a sweet and loving woman.
She has a carmela heart, always ready to help others.
Elle a un cœur de carmela, toujours prête à aider les autres.
Reference to a character from popular culture in some Spanish-speaking countries.
The series has a heroine named Carmela, who inspires all the young girls.
La série a une héroïne nommée Carmela, qui inspire toutes les jeunes filles.

Etymology

The word 'carmela' comes from Spanish, derived from 'Carmelo', referring to a sacred mountain.

Common Phrases and Expressions

carmela of the heart
a loving and caring woman
carmela du cœur
carmela in celebration
a joyful celebration
carmela en fête
carmela who listens
a person who knows how to listen to others
carmela à l'écoute

Related Words

Carmel
Mountain where a monastery is located, often linked to spiritual connotations.
Carmel
Carmen
Popular feminine first name, often associated with grace.
Carmen

Slang Meanings

Refers to a strong and independent woman.
She is a true carmela, capable of overcoming anything.
Elle est une vraie carmela, capable de tout surmonter.
Used to describe a group of supportive women.
The carmelas of this neighborhood gather to help each other out.
Les carmelas de ce quartier se rassemblent pour s'entraider.