Meaning and history
Araceli means “altar of the sky,” derived from the Latin ara, meaning “altar,” and coeli, meaning “sky.” It is also an epithet of the Virgin Mary in her role as patron saint of Lucena, Spain.
20062006: 517 births, rank #569
2007: 437 births, rank #672
2008: 381 births, rank #770
2009: 374 births, rank #763
2010: 328 births, rank #819
20112011: 328 births, rank #815
2012: 275 births, rank #932
2013: 262 births, rank #961
2014: 216 births, rank #1,151
2015: 249 births, rank #1,055
20162016: 213 births, rank #1,176
2017: 226 births, rank #1,114
2018: 217 births, rank #1,129
2019: 209 births, rank #1,149
2020: 256 births, rank #994
20212021: 284 births, rank #934
2022: 306 births, rank #905
2023: 349 births, rank #803
2024: 388 births, rank #727
20252025: 364 births, rank #746
Araceli moved from #727 to #746 for girls between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 2002, with 573 births.