Jacquella is a distinctive and elegant given name of French origin. It is derived from the French word 'jacque' which means 'lively', and the feminine suffix '-elle'. Therefore, Jacquella can be interpreted to mean 'full of life' or 'lively one'. This name adds a touch of uniqueness due to its uncommon usage, yet it retains an air of sophistication due to its French roots. It is composed of three syllables: Ja-cue-la, with the stress typically placed on the first syllable. The name Jacquella has been historically more prevalent in France but can be found in other countries as well, adding a layer of international charm. In terms of popularity, it remains quite rare, allowing those named Jacquella to stand out and carry an air of exclusivity.
The name Jacquella experienced a notable surge in popularity between 1981 and 1985, with the highest number of births occurring during those years. However, it appears that its usage began to decline thereafter, as indicated by the consistent lower numbers from 1991 onwards. Despite this trend, the name still maintained some level of popularity throughout the remainder of the decade, as seen in the consistent five births per year from 1992 to 1993 and again in 1999. Overall, Jacquella had a total of 34 births during these years, demonstrating a significant presence despite its fluctuations in popularity over time.