Abigail , with the diminutive Abby, is a fairly common name in the United States and English-speaking countries, but is still rather rare in Italy. Derived from by ab (= father) and ghilah (= joy, joy), and are assigned two different meanings: a more tender and familiar, father's joy, or a more mystical, the Father (God) is jubilation.
In the Bible, Abigail is the name of one of the wives of King David, a dancer, a widow of Nabal. Called Abigaille instead of the main female figure Nabucco Verdi: Babylonian slave wrongly believed the daughter of King Nebuchadnezzar, he usurps the throne and ordered the deportation of Jews put to death for refusing a claim of love.
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