Origin and Meaning of Mariangel

Angel of Mary / Mary’s angel

Origin: Spanish - Mariangel is a combination of 'Maria' (of Hebrew origin) meaning 'bitter sea' or 'beloved', and 'angel' from the Greek 'angelos', meaning 'messenger'. Thus, the name carries a divine connotation linked to Mary, the mother of Jesus.

• Mariangel is often used in Spanish-speaking countries and carries a strong religious connotation, linking it to the Virgin Mary.
• The name is typically given to females and reflects cultural ties to both religious traditions and the feminine divine.
• Notable bearers include Mariangela, a version used in Italy which keeps similar roots and meanings.
• While not as common as Maria or Angelica, Mariangel is gaining popularity in certain Latin American countries.
• Variations of Mariangel include Mariangela, Marianela, and angelous derivatives such as Angelica.