Mabell is a unique and elegant given name, derived from the French 'Amabel,' which means 'lovable.' This charming moniker was popularized during the Middle Ages when it was often used as a diminutive of names like Amabel or Ambrosia. Mabell has been associated with nobility throughout history, being borne by several members of English royalty and aristocracy.
Over a span of 100 years (from 1881 to 1981), the name Mabell experienced varying popularity with peaks and valleys in its usage. The highest frequency occurred in 1916, with a total of 30 births that year. Conversely, there were several years where only 5 or fewer babies were named Mabell. Overall, there were 606 recorded births with the name Mabell during this period.