personelle

Personelle is a term that may refer to different things depending on language and context; it does not have a single, widely recognized definition in major reference works. In French, the standard feminine form of the adjective meaning “personal” is personnelle, with double l. The form spelled personnage “personelle” with a single l is generally considered a nonstandard spelling. As an adjective, personnelle is used to describe things relating to a person or private matters, for example sécurité personnelle (personal security) or propriété personnelle (personal property). The French noun for staff is le personnel; accordingly, “personnel” is used for workers and employees, and the feminine “personnelle” is not used as a standalone noun in everyday French.

In English-language contexts, “personelle” is not a recognized word. It may appear as a misspelling of “personnel” or, less commonly, as a coined name or brand in fictional or commercial uses.

As a proper noun, Personelle may appear as a surname or as a fictional or cultural place name in limited contexts, though such uses are uncommon and not associated with a widely documented entity.

Etymology traces related roots to the French word personnel and to the broader concept of a person or people through Latin persona. Related terms include personnel, personnelle, and personal.