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      Meaning of the first name
      Gabrila

      Origin 
      Spanish, Portuguese

      Meaning 
      God is My Strength

      Variations 
      Gavrila, Gabrial, Gabrian

      *Some content has been generated by an artificial intelligence language model, in combination with data sourced from Ancestry records and provided by BabyNames.com.
      The name Gabriela, derived from Spanish and Portuguese origins, means God is my strength. This feminine form of the male name Gabriel carries a similar connotation, reflecting a strong spiritual significance. The name combines the Hebrew elements Gever, meaning man or strength, and El, meaning God. As such, Gabriela embodies a sense of divine support and resilience, making it a popular choice for parents seeking a name with profound meaning.

      Historically, the name Gabriela has been associated with various notable figures and cultural references. Its roots trace back to biblical times, with the archangel Gabriel being a significant character in both the Old and New Testaments. Over the centuries, Gabriela has appeared in literature and the arts, reflecting the name's enduring appeal. Notable examples include the works of modern authors and historical figures who have carried the name, contributing to its rich heritage.

      In contemporary society, Gabriela remains a popular name across Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking countries, as well as in various other cultures worldwide. Its usage is often seen as a blend of tradition and modernity, appealing to parents who appreciate its historical significance while also valuing its melodious sound. The name has become synonymous with strength and grace, frequently appearing in various forms of media, literature, and notably in popular culture, further solidifying its place in modern naming trends.
      Based on our records...
      This is the most common surname, spouse name and child name associated with Gabrila.
      Garcia

      is the most common surname for Gabrila.

      Antonio

      is the most common spouse name for Gabrila.

      Manuel

      is the most common child name for Gabrila.

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      1853 is when there were the most people born with the first name Gabrila.

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