Asiel

Meaning of Asiel

Asiel (ah-SEE-el in English, ah-SYEL in Spanish) springs from the Hebrew phrase “God has made,” and that little spark of divinity gives the name a quietly mighty glow. The Bible slips him into a Simeonite family tree, but today he dances easily between pews, playgrounds, and parrilladas alike. Parents who choose Asiel often love that he sits around the mid-800s on the U.S. charts—familiar enough to avoid puzzled stares, rare enough to feel like a secret song. He carries a dash of Latin rhythm, a whisper of ancient faith, and plenty of room for a boy to write his own verses. Think of Asiel as a pocket-sized sunrise: compact, warm, and ready to light up the day—with just a wink of heavenly mischief for good measure.