The first name Marcella is of Scottish, Latin, French, Teutonic origin. It is often a girl name. It has the following meaning(s):

Scottish: Derived from the French Marcelle, a Feminine Form of Marcel. Uncertain Derivation and Meaning. (Mar-seh-lah)

Latin: Feminine Form of Marcellus: Hammer; Warring

Latin: Martial (Marcelle, Marceiline)

French: Warring

Teutonic: Warring

Latin: Young Warrior

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Marci  (Latin)
Martial or War Like (Marcelle, Marcella, Marcie, Marsi, Marcey, Marceline)

Maricel  (Spanish)
Variant of Marcella: of Mars. Mars Was the Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Maricela  (Spanish)
Variant of Marcella: of Mars. Mars Was the Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Maricelia  (Spanish)
Variant of Marcella: of Mars. Mars Was the Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Maricella  (Spanish)
Variant of Marcella: of Mars. Mars Was the Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marisela  (Spanish)
Variant of Marcella: of Mars. Mars Was the Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marsaili  (Scottish)
A Pearl;A Gaelic Form of Margery, Which is a Variant of Margaret and Marcella, a French Name. Var: Marsail. (Mar-say-lee)

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