Pamella

[À traduire] Derived from the Latin name Pamela, which means 'little servant' or 'earth-born'. The name became popular in the English-speaking world due to the influence of the medieval Latin poem 'Epistolae Heroidum' and the subsequent 16th-century English translation, which featured a character named Pamela. In the story, Pamela is a virtuous woman who is falsely accused of infidelity by her employer. Despite the adversity, she remains faithful and eventually earns her husband's love and respect.