Arabel

American  

[ar-uh-bel] / ˈær əˌbɛl /

noun

1. a first name.

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Example Sentences

Arabel told Asian Network she spent a lot of money on shoes during lockdown because she had nothing else to do.

From BBC

She knew a top editor at New American Library, Arabel Porter, who suggested the manuscript to a colleague, Edward Burlingame.

From Washington Post

Its most prominent member, Lady Arabel Higgins, “had not yet long been a social worker, and had not yet acquired a taste for making fools of the undeserving.”

From Washington Post

Sarah Brown also comes to know Lady Arabel’s soldier-son Richard, a wizard who shrouds his powers and owns both Living Alone and a farm in Faerie.

From Washington Post

“That kind of record could keep this extraordinary discovery alive for many generations to come,” says archaeologist Arabel Fernández López, who oversaw these efforts.

From National Geographic