Anabel

Anabel is a feminine given name, a variant of Annabel or Anabelle. The name is commonly explained as a compound of Anna (grace) and Belle (beauty), or as a shortened form of Amabel. Variants include Annabel, Annabelle, and Anabelle, with spelling patterns that vary by language and region. In English-speaking contexts, Anabel is often used alongside longer forms; in Spanish-speaking regions, Anabel is a familiar given name.

The name has appeared in literature, film, and other media, contributing to its continued use across different cultures. It is used for real people as well as fictional characters, and it remains a relatively popular choice in several countries of Europe and the Americas.

Notable people named Anabel include Anabel Medina Garrigues, a Spanish former professional tennis player. More broadly, the name is associated with individuals in sports, academia, and the arts, reflecting its international reach and neutral connotations.

See also: Annabel, Annabelle, Amabel.