Pronunciation: [ˈɛməɹˌaldə] (IPA) 
The word "Emeralda" is spelled with an "a" at the end instead of the more common spelling of "Emerald." This spelling variation could be due to the name's Latin roots, where "a" is often used as a feminine ending. The IPA phonetic transcription for "Emeralda" is /ɛˈmɛrəldə/, with emphasis on the second syllable. The pronunciation includes three syllables and the "a" at the end is pronounced like a schwa sound.
Emeralda is a proper noun that refers to a feminine given name. This name is of English origin and is derived from the word "emerald." It is also associated with Spanish and Portuguese cultures, which have a similar word for emerald: "esmeralda." The name Emeralda is often chosen for its vibrant and enchanting connotations.
Emeralda is typically associated with qualities such as beauty, sophistication, and strength. It is often given to girls with the expectation that they will embody these traits. The name has a mystical aura due to its resemblance to the precious green gemstone, the emerald. This creates an image of someone who is precious and unique.
Emeralda is a name that exudes elegance and charm. Those who bear this name are seen as confident and charismatic individuals. They have a natural ability to attract others with their magnetic personality. People named Emeralda are often admired for their inner and outer beauty.
As an uncommon name, Emeralda stands out and is memorable. It carries an air of mystery and allure, making it a fitting choice for someone who wishes to leave a lasting impression. Emeralda is a name that evokes images of lush landscapes and sparkling green jewels, symbolizing the wearer's connection to nature and their potential for growth and renewal.
The name "Emeralda" has its origins in the Spanish word "esmeralda", which translates to "emerald" in English. The name comes from the Latin word "smaragdus", which also means "emerald". Both words ultimately derive from the Greek word "smaragdos", referring to the green gemstone. The name "Emeralda" is often used as a variation of "Emerald", and it is associated with the vibrant green color of the emerald gemstone.
