Mireille is a French feminine given name of Basque origin, derived from Miri or Mira, meaning 'peaceful' or 'lovely'. It was popularized by the 19th-century French poet Alfred de Musset's character Mireille in his poem 'La Traversée des Alpes'
In France and some Latin American countries, Mireille is a cultural icon symbolizing beauty, elegance, and refinement. The name is also associated with the famous opera song 'Mireille' by Gena Branscombe.
People named Mireille are often seen as charming, expressive, and diplomatic individuals with strong emotional intelligence and a flair for drama.
The name Mireille remains popular in France and has gained popularity in other countries due to its unique and melodic sound.