Claribelle

Claribelle is an elegant variation of the more familiar Claribel, combining two beautiful Latin monikers: Clara and Bella. Clara, derived from the Latin Clarus, means "clear," "bright," and "famous," while Belle, from the Latin Bella or the French Belle, means "beautiful" or "well-dressed." Together, they paint a promising picture for your little one's future. Claribelle has impressive literary connections, too. In Edmund Spenser's The Faerie Queene, she appears as the daughter of The Lord of Many Lands, while Shakespeare includes a Claribel in The Tempest. Lord Alfred Tennyson also immortalized the name in his poem “Claribel.” Claribelle is a lovely pick for parents who appreciate classic literature or envision a bright and wonderful vision for their children!