Carmel
Carmel Origin and Meaning
Carmel is a biblical place-name that is often used by Catholic parents around the world. It is given in honor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel and is the name of a mountain ridge on the Mediterranean near Haifa in Israel, mentioned in the Old Testament, famous for its lush vegetation and said to have been often visited by Mary and the Infant Christ.
In the US, Spanish and Italian forms Carmela and Carmella are used much more frequently than Carmel. Carmen is another Spanish variation.
Irish-born Carmel Snow was a one-time influential editor of Harper's Bazaar; Carmel Myers was a sultry silent movie star.
Caveat: Could be confused with a candy.
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Famous People Named Carmel
- Carmel QuinnIrish singer and actress
- Carmel MyersAmerican silent film actress
- Carmel McCourtEnglish singer of band Carmel
- Carmel BakurskiAustralian field hockey player
- Carmel Waterbury BodelAmerican figure skater
The name Carmel in Pop Culture
- Carmelcity mentioned in Scripture (Joshua 15:55)
- Carmel Jacksoncharacter on British soap "EastEnders"
- Carmel Celine Marguerite McQueen Valentinecharacter on British soap "Hollyoaks"
- Carmelby,the,Sea, California, USA