The name Pabla, of Spanish origin, is derived from the Latin 'Paulus,' which means 'small' or 'humble.' It's a variant of Pablo, and like its counterpart, it has been popular in Spanish-speaking countries for centuries. In English-speaking cultures, Pabla is less common but still used, often as an alternative to more traditional names like Paul or Pablo.
"The name Pabla experienced varied popularity during this period, peaking with 9 births in 1928 and having a significant gap between 1929 and 1942 before resurfacing again."