How to Say "Stella" in Russian

Стелла

feminine

Stella is the English female given name translated into Russian as Стелла.

Стелла is used as a feminine given name.

Meaning: female given name (name)

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While Стелла is a name, the same word in Russian refers to a large commemorative monument or a roadside sign, often used to mark the entrance to a city.
In Russian literature, names of Latin origin like Стелла are often used to signal that a character is exotic, sophisticated, or from a Westernized background.
If you call a Стелла by her name in a formal setting, you would typically add the patronymic, such as Стелла Ивановна, to avoid appearing rude.

Стелла – вдова.
Stella is a widow.
This sentence is useful for identifying someone as a widow.
Tatoeba #8797434 by marafon, translation #8668880 by shekitten
Рад был с вами встретиться, Стелла, и мне очень жаль, если я чем-то вызвал ваше раздражение.
It was a pleasure to meet you Stella, I am so sorry for whatever I said to irk you the wrong way.
This sentence is useful for expressing pleasure at meeting someone named Стелла and offering an apology.
Tatoeba #440970 by Hellerick, translation #440969 by Hellerick
Стеллочка, дорогая
Stelochka, darogaya
Стеллочка, любимая
Stelochka, lyubimaya
Здравствуйте, Стелла Ивановна. Как поживаете?
Hello, Stella Ivanovna. How are you?
Привет, Стеллочка! Как дела?
Hi, Stelochka! How are you?
Здравствуй, дорогая Стеллочка! Как твои дела?
Hello, darling Stelochka! How are you?
Стелла пришла сегодня на вечеринку.
Stella prishla segodnya na vecherinku.
Stella came to the party today.

Two friends are talking about a mutual acquaintance at a cafe.

Дмитрий Dmitry

Ты видела Стеллу?
Ty videla Stellu?
Have you seen Stella?
Мария Maria

Нет, я её не видела.
Net, ya yeyo ne videla.
No, I haven't seen her.
Дмитрий Dmitry

Стелла сказала, что будет здесь.
Stella skazala, chto budet zdes'.
Stella said she would be here.
Мария Maria

Может быть, она опаздывает.
Mozhet byt', ona opazdyvayet.
Maybe she is running late.