Abela

abela abelá English Etymology Two possible origins: A variant of en Abella, an Hispanic surname. Borrowed from en mt Abela. Proper noun s en Spanish. en Maltese < Spanish. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Abela is the 40856th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 534 individuals. Abela is most common among White (69.29%) and Hispanic/Latino (17.04%) individuals. Further reading Icelandic Proper noun @@ is female Declension f Lashi Etymology Ultimately from lsi hbo הֶבֶל. Pronunciation lsi A be la Proper noun lsi proper noun Abel son of Adam and Eve 1 4 9 Aseing gi Ka-in ri «Reˮ nhungˮ Abela khayoo꞉ nyid laˮ» ga꞉ myid꞉. The Lord asked Cain: «Where is your younger brother Abel?» 7 See also lsi Ka-in Cain lsi Biblical characters Maltese Etymology mt es Abella from mt ca abella bee, originally a Sephardic surname. Possibly also from or related to mt he הבל Hebel, cognate to biblical mt en Abel. Pronunciation mt /aˈbɛː.la/ mt LL-Q9166 (mlt)-GħawdxiVeru-Abela.wav Gozo mt ɛːla 3 Proper noun proper noun mt Spanish