Annabel

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Annabel (also spelled Annabelle) is a female given name, a variant of Amabel probably influenced by Anna.^[1]It may also be also a combination of Anna and the the French word Belle, which is sometimes used as a given name in the English language.

It can refer to:

• Annabel, 1906 novel by L. Frank Baum
• "Annabel", a song performed by Maria Dimitriadi in the film Koritsia ston ilio

It can refer to the following people:

• Annabelle Apsion (British actress)
• Annabel Astor, Viscountess Astor (English socialite)
• Annabel Chong a.k.a. Grace Quek (pornographic actress)
• Annabelle Chvostek (Canadian singer/songwriter)
• Annabelle Cripps (British swimmer)
• Annabel Croft (tennis player)
• Annabelle Ewing (Scottish politician)
• Annabel Goldie (Scottish politician)
• Lady Annabel Goldsmith (English socialite)
• Annabel Lamb (singer)
• Annabel Lyon (writer)
• Annabel Mullion (English actress)
• Annabel Port (Radio presenter)
• Dame Annabelle Rankin (Australian politician)
• Annabel Simms (Travel writer)
• Annabel Young (former New Zealand politician)
• Annabelle (singer) (French singer and actress)

It can refer to the following fictional characters:

• Annabel Lee in the poem "Annabel Lee"
• "Annabel" (Evelyn Draper) in the film Play Misty for Me
• "Anabelle" (pink whippet, spoken by Bebe Neuwirth) in the cartoon series All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series as well as the cartoon movie An All Dogs Christmas Carol
• Annabel Greene, a character in the novel Just Listen by Sarah Dessen

Notes

1. ^ Annabel on Behind the Name

See also

• Annabella

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