Mabel

Also Ma·belle

[mey-buhl]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

This year's runners-up were rescue dog Mabel and Becky Gittins, Labour MP for Clwyd East, who won second place, and office dog Lucy, a Labrador, with Andrew Snowden, Conservative MP for Fylde, who won third place.

From BBC

The Watts-set sitcom followed a trio of teens and also featured Ernest Thomas, Fred Berry, Mabel King and Shirley Hemphill.

From Los Angeles Times

"Seeing this man own his corniness, his 'nasal' critique felt freeing in a time where perfection is curated to obnoxious levels," says Mabel Ghosh, a Delhi-based fan.

From BBC

And thankfully, Mabel and Honoria are set up here to be out and proud of their love: “The most important person in our lives,” Mabel tells her lover, “is each other.”

From Los Angeles Times

"No woman deserves to die while birthing a child," says Mabel Onwuemena, national co-ordinator of the Women of Purpose Development Foundation.

From BBC