Zoella
Fact sheet
- Name
- Zoella
- Gender
- Girl name
- Syllables
- 2
The first name Zoella is a rather rare English variant of Zoe and is also considered the feminine form of the name Zoellus. The literal translation of the name is "the Living" or "life."
What does the name Zoella mean?
Zoella is a rare girl's name interpreted as an English derivative of Zoe or as the feminine form of Zoellus. The name directly translates to "the Living" or "life." Its roots lie in the ancient Greek word zô (ζῶ) or zōḗ (ζωή), which stands for "life." Sometimes, Zoella is also seen as a combination of Zoe and Ella. The name Zoe was widely used among early Christians as it is associated with the concept of "eternal life." Other variants include Zoey, Zoi, Zoila, Zoelia, Zowie, Zoja, and Zoya.
Where does the name Zoella come from?
The etymology of Zoella traces back to an ancient Greek feminine first name meaning "the Living." The ancient Greek
How do you pronounce Zoella?
Zo-ella is pronounced like 'Zo-ella'.
When is the name day of Zoella?
The name day for Zoella is celebrated on May 2.
Popularity
In Germany, Zoella is a rare first name. In 2023, it ranked 5,633rd on the list of the most common names for girls. Its best placement was in 2021 when it reached 5,220th. Over the last ten years, Zoella has been given as a first name fewer than ten times, placing it 7,676th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, Zoella ranks 9,043rd.
Nicknames & pet names
El / Ella / Zoe / Zoey
Famous people
- Zoella Sugg (British fashion and beauty vlogger)
Frequently asked questions about the name Zoella
What is the origin of the name Zoella?
Zoella has its roots in the ancient Greek name Zoe, which means 'the Living.' The name derives from the Greek word for 'life.'
What does the name Zoella mean?
The name Zoella translates directly to 'the Living' or 'life.' It can also be understood as a combination of the names Zoe and Ella.
How popular is the name Zoella?
Zoella is a rare girl's name that has gained popularity in English-speaking areas, but it is overall less common than the original names Zoe or Ella.