Carmela

or Car·mel·la

[ kahr-mel-uh ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Carmel.

Example Sentences

Sofia, though, isn’t a diminutive girl or Carmela Soprano.

From Salon

“While hospitals are working to meet these requirements, many will simply not make the 2030 deadline and be forced by state law to close,” Carmela Coyle, president and chief executive of the California Hospital Assn., wrote in a letter to Newsom before he vetoed the CHA bill.

From Los Angeles Times

Two other family members - 80-year-old Carmela Dan and her granddaughter, Noya, 12 - were killed in the attack.

From BBC

Santo Riccobono, who is representing Peyton Stewart’s mother, Carmela Stewart, told The Times, “Unfortunately in our society, it’s kind of the only way that we can affect change and really draw people’s attention to certain issues is with filing lawsuits.”

From Los Angeles Times

Carmela Stewart’s brother died in the World Trade Center on 9/11, Riccobono said, which led her and her husband to decide, “Life is short, we should have a baby.”

From Los Angeles Times