The name Sella is of Italian origin, derived from the Latin word 'cella', which means 'small cell' or 'room'. It is often used as a given name for females in Italy and other regions where Italian influence has been significant. The name Sella has gained popularity beyond its traditional usage due to its unique sound and its association with notable individuals, such as the Italian cyclist and three-time winner of the Giro d'Italia, Franco Sella.
"The name Sella experienced a resurgence in popularity from 2013 onwards with five births each year up to 2023, after being relatively uncommon between 1909 and 1916."