Origin and Meaning of Sariel
Meaning & Origin
God has commanded
Origin: Hebrew - Derived from the Hebrew words 'sar' meaning 'prince' or 'chief' and 'El' meaning 'God'.
Interesting Facts
- In Jewish tradition, Sariel is often considered one of the archangels, specifically associated with the protection of Israel.
- The name has been used in various cultures with a notable presence in Hebrew-speaking communities and among those familiar with angelology.
- Sariel appears in several ancient texts, including the Book of Enoch, where he is mentioned as an angel responsible for guiding souls.
- While not as widely popular as some other biblical names, Sariel's use has been gradually increasing among families looking for unique spiritual names.
- Variations of the name Sariel can include Sarielle (feminine form) and Sariah, though these are less common.