Why did they call nutella nutella?

Nutella was named by its creator, Pietro Ferrero, who combined the Italian Word "nut" (from hazelnuts) with "ella," a suffix that implies sweetness. The brand was introduced in 1964 as a creamy spread made from hazelnuts and cocoa. The name reflects both the key ingredient and the product's indulgent nature, appealing to consumers looking for a delicious treat.