Sibella

Greek

"seer, oracle"

Sibella Origin and Meaning

The name Sibella is a girl's name.

Sibella is a feminine name of Latin origin derived from Sibyl or Sibylla, referring to female prophets or oracles in ancient Greek and Roman culture. The name carries an air of mysticism and ancient wisdom, while its melodic quality gives it an elegant, sophisticated sound. Sibella was occasionally used during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, particularly among nobility, though it has always remained uncommon. The name experienced brief periods of minor popularity in the 19th century but remains rare today. Its classical roots combined with its lyrical sound appeal to parents seeking a name with historical depth that maintains a distinctive quality. A child named Sibella would likely appreciate having a name that is recognizable but seldom encountered.

Famous People Named Sibella

• (Sibella) Margaretha Pedder English Olympic swimmer
• Sibella Cottle Irish mistress of Sir Henry Lynch,Blosse, 7th Baronet; who reportedly cast a love spell on him
• Sibella Elizabeth Miles English teacher and poet
• Sibella Annie Barrington Canadian pioneering nurse

The name Sibella in Pop Culture

• Sibella Hallward character in Broadway musical, "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder"
• Sibella the preteen daughter of Dracula in the movie 'Scooby Doo and the Ghoul School'