Arzella is an uncommon yet captivating feminine given name of Latin origin, derived from the word 'ars' which means 'art'. It is predominantly used in Italy and its surrounding regions, but it can be found globally due to international migration patterns. The name has a unique charm, offering a blend of tradition and rarity that sets it apart.
The name Arzella saw a steady increase in popularity from the early 1900s to its peak around 1920-1924 with an average of 14 births per year during this period. After 1924, the number of newborn girls named Arzella declined steadily, dropping below 6 births per year by the late 1930s. From the 1940s onwards, there were fewer than 10 Arzellas born each year, with some years recording no births at all. The most recent data point from 1990 indicates that the name had largely fallen out of favor by then.