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Anaple (female)

Derivative(s):Nápla (F)
Can be spelt:Anable (F) Annabel (F)
   
Source(s): The Oxford Names Companion, OUP

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Notes:

Scottish phonetic spelling variant of Annabel [q.v.] which might not be found with Soundex searching.

Anaple/Anable was an Anglo-Norman name from which Annabel and Nápla were derived.