Otella is an uncommon yet captivating feminine given name of Italian origin. Derived from the Latin word 'Ocellus', which means 'little eye', Otella evokes a sense of delicacy and charm. It is often associated with the Italian city of Otranto, where a notable cathedral bears the same name, adding to its historical significance. The name Otella has been predominantly used within Italian culture but can be found across various other countries as well. Its uniqueness makes it stand out on birth certificates, telephone directories, and social media platforms alike, giving those who bear this name an air of individuality and intrigue.
Otella seems to have had several peaks and troughs in its popularity over this period, with a notable gap between 1917 and 1919. The name's highest point of popularity was reached in 1924 with nine births that year.