| Meaning | wonderful, miraculous beauty |
| Origin | French, Latin |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 9 |
| Syllables | 3 |
| Syllabification | Mi-ra-belle |
Derived from the Latin word "mirabilis," meaning "wonderful" or "marvelous," the name Mirabelle encapsulates a sense of enchantment and beauty. With its French origins, Mirabelle exudes sophistication and grace, making it a delightful choice for parents seeking a name that stands out.
Mirabelle's melodic sound and elegant structure contribute to its timeless appeal. It easily lends itself to endearing nicknames like Mira, Bella, or Belle, allowing for versatility and intimacy as your child grows.
The name Mirabelle has graced both the real world and fictional realms. From accomplished athletes and artists to captivating characters in literature, Mirabelle has left an indelible mark. Whether in the pages of a novel or on the world stage, Mirabelle shines as a name that represents uniqueness and wonder.
Choosing Mirabelle for your baby girl bestows upon her a name that carries a sense of wonderment and admiration. It's a name that grows with her, reflecting her individuality and the marvelous journey she'll embark upon. Mirabelle: a name as extraordinary as the child it accompanies.
| Mira |
| Belle |
| Bella |
| Miri |
| Bell |
| Mirabelle Thovex | French freestyle skier |
| Mirabelle Naliaka | Kenyan long-distance runner |
| Mirabelle Ang | Singaporean actress |
| Mirabelle Haze | American actress |
| Mirabelle Kirkland | British screenwriter |
| Mirabelle D’Cunha | Indian fashion designer |
| Mirabelle Braun | Austrian professional golfer |
| Mirabelle Eze | Nigerian fashion model |
| Mirabelle Tjin | Dutch artist |
| Mirabelle Terzi | Greek singer |
| Mirabelle Enaka | Cameroonian journalist |
| Mirabelle Morah | Nigerian writer and activist |
| Mirabelle Ordinaire | French composer |
| Mirabelle Louve | French author |
| Mirabelle Tarrant | Australian singer-songwriter |
| Mirabelle Skipworth | Australian actress |
| Mirabelle Thake | Maltese lawyer and politician |
| Mirabelle White | Australian chef |
| Mirabelle Wouters | Belgian television presenter |
| Mirabelle Zeledon | Costa Rican actress |
| Mirabelle Buttersfield | Character in "The Night Circus" by Erin Morgenstern |
| Mirabelle Louisa Bennett | Character in "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" TV series |
| Mirabelle Sullivan | Character in the "Lockwood & Co" book series by Jonathan Stroud |
| Mirabelle Keegan | Character in "The Girl Who Drank the Moon" by Kelly Barnhill |
| Mirabelle Lumley | Character in "The Incorrigible Children of Ashton Place" book series by Maryrose Wood |
| Mirabelle Jones | Character in "Mirabelle Gets up to Mischief" by Jill Diamond |
| Mirabelle Locke | Character in "The Grand Sophy" by Georgette Heyer |
| Mirabelle Featherstone | Character in "Mirabelle and the Bouncy Red Ball" by Michael Muller |
| Mirabelle Ives | Character in "Thrice Bound" by Sarah Noffke |
| Mirabelle Warwick | Character in "The Vanishing Stair" by Maureen Johnson |
| Mirabelle Winstanley | Character in "The Edge Chronicles" series by Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell |
| Mirabelle Summers | Character in "The Fourteenth Goldfish" by Jennifer L. Holm |
| Mirabelle Starlynn | Character in "The Mermaid" by Christina Henry |
| Mirabelle Bain | Character in "The Sin Eater's Daughter" by Melinda Salisbury |
| Mirabelle Divine | Character in "Hex Hall" by Rachel Hawkins |
| Mirabelle Hunter | Character in "The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side" by Agatha Christie |
| Mirabelle Berry | Character in "The Mirabelle Bevan Mysteries" by Sara Sheridan |
| Mirabelle Kincaid | Character in "The Runaway Princess" by Christina Dodd |
| Mirabelle Lemming | Character in "The Daydreamer" by Ian McEwan |
| Mirabelle Bailey | Character in "Mirabelle's Dance" by Nick Bland |