Caramella
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Caramella¹
Where it comes from
From Italian Caramella, a variant of the French surname Caramelle, from Old French calamel (“chalumeau”).
proper noun
- A surname. Paul Caramella, treasurer of A. L. Burbank & Co., Ltd., has been elected president of the Association of Water Transportation Accounting Officers.
Caramella²
Where it comes from
From Italian Caramella, from caramello (“caramel”), caramella (“sweet, candy”). By surface analysis, caramel + -a.
proper noun
- A female given name from Italian, of rare usage. Mrs. Julius Wells and daughter Caramella were in Montpelier, for the day during the last week.
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