🌙 Very RareGirl nameGermanic

Della

“Noble”

2 syllables · 5 letters

About the name Della

Della started as a pet form of Adela and Adelaide before standing alone through the early 1900s, when it was everywhere. It re-entered the US top thousand recently, carried by the same nostalgia that revived Hattie and Nellie.

Della is a girl name of Germanic origin, pronounced DELL-ah. On the NameRarity scale it scores 77 out of 100, which places it in the very rare band — a genuinely uncommon pick — most people have never met anyone with this name. Its strongest period was the 1900s.

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Name facts at a glance

Meaning
Noble
Origin
Germanic
Gender
Girl
Pronunciation
DELL-ah
Syllables
2
Letters
5
US rank
#830
Peak era
1900s
Rarity
77 / 100
Per million
~8.3
Starts with
D
Numerology
7 · The Seeker

How popular is Della?

Popularity23/100
Rarity77/100

Della sits at approximately #830 in recent US rankings. Roughly 8.3 people per million carry it — about 1 in 120,482. In a school of 1,000 pupils you would expect not to find a single one.

Famous people named Della

  • Della Reese
    American singer and actress

Spellings and variants of Della

AdelaDellDelia

Della — frequently asked questions

What does the name Della mean?

Della means "Noble". It is a name of Germanic origin, most often given to a girl.

How do you pronounce Della?

Della is pronounced DELL-ah, with 2 syllables.

How rare is the name Della?

Della scores 77 out of 100 on the NameRarity scale, which makes it very rare. Roughly 1 in every 120,482 people carry it — about 8.3 per million.

What is the numerology number for Della?

Della carries the expression number 7, known as The Seeker. Its soul urge number is 6 and its personality number is 1.

What is the lucky number and lucky colour for Della?

The lucky number for Della is 7 (with 16, 25, 34 also favourable), and its lucky colour is Deep Violet. The traditional lucky day is Monday and the associated gemstone is Sapphire.

Is Della a popular name?

Della currently sits around rank #830 in the United States, and its strongest period was the 1900s.