Origin and Meaning of Maryel

A combination of Mary and Emmanuel, meaning 'Beloved of God'.

Origin: Modern English - Maryel derives from the name Mary, which is of Hebrew origin meaning 'bitter sea' or 'beloved', combined with Emmanuel, which is of Hebrew origin meaning 'God is with us'.

• Maryel is a relatively modern name and combines traditional elements from both Mary and Emmanuel, reflecting a blend of cultural significance.
• While Mary is deeply rooted in Christian traditions, the addition of 'el' gives it a modern twist and can be found among various faiths.
• Notable bearers of similar names include Mary, the mother of Jesus, and Emmanuel, a title used in reference to Jesus Christ.
• Maryel is not as widely popular as its root names, Mary and Emmanuel, but it has gained attention as parents seek unique variations on classic names.
• Related names include Mariella, Emmanuel, and Marin; all share similar roots and cultural significance.