Feminine Name Variants in Other Languages
- Aingeal (Irish)
- Anakela (Hawaiian)
- Anđela (Croatian)
- Anděla (Czech)
- Andjela (Serbian)
- Anela (Hawaiian)
- Ange (French), (Spanish)
- Angel (English)
- Ángela (Spanish)
- Ângela (Portuguese)
- Angela (Dutch),(English), (German), (Italian), (Romanian), (Russian), (Slovak), (Slovene), (Macedonian)
- Angéla (Hungarian)
- Angele (Spanish)
- Angèle (French)
- Angelea (English)
- Angeles (Spanish)
- Angelette (French)
- Angelia (English), (Spanish)
- Angelien (Dutch)
- Αγγελική (Angelici) (Greek)
- Αγγέλα (Angela) (Greek)
- Angelika (German)
- Angelina (English), (German), (Italian), (Polish), (Russian)
- Angeline (French)
- Angelique (French)
- Angelita (Spanish)
- Angella (English)
- Angelle (English)
- Anghela (English)
- Angie (English)
- Angy (English)
- Angi (English)
- Aniela (Polish)
- Anielka (Polish)
- Ánxela(Galician)
- Anxhela (Albanian)
- Anzhela (Russian)
- Anzhelina (Russian)
- Geli (German)
- Mariangela (Italian)
- Rosangela (Italian)
- ANjera (アンジェラ) Japanese)
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