Azriel
AZ-ree-el
Meaning:
God is my help
Gender
Boy
Origin
Hebrew, Jewish, Ancient Near Eastern
Popularity Rank
#654 (boys)
#1347 (overall)
#1347 (overall)
Popularity Summary
While not among the most common names today, Azriel has seen a resurgence among parents seeking a distinctive and meaningful biblical name.
Why Parents Choose Azriel
Parents often choose Azriel for its strong spiritual roots, meaningful connection to divine help, and its unique yet traditional sound that honors heritage.
History & Cultural Significance
Originating from Hebrew, Azriel has been used in Jewish communities for centuries. It appears in religious texts and has maintained its spiritual significance through generations, often chosen to invoke divine protection or to honor angelic traditions.
Azriel is a name with deep roots in Hebrew tradition, often associated with the angel of death or divine help, symbolizing protection and divine assistance.
Notable People Named Azriel
- Azriel Carlebach, a renowned Jewish scholar
- Azriel David Fastag, a notable rabbi
- Azriel Chaim Goldfein, a respected community leader
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Pop Culture References
- Referenced in Jewish literature and music
- Appearances in modern novels and films with spiritual themes
- Used in popular media as a mystical or angelic name