Simple, crisp, and quietly confident, Azel is a unisex name with ancient Hebrew roots—AH-zel in its original tongue—steeped in subtle strength and graceful reserve. Scholars often interpret its meaning as “noble” or “reserved,” a fitting nod to the minor biblical figure who bore the name. Switch to English and it gently becomes AY-zuhl, a soft melody that feels as fresh today as it did millennia ago. Though Azel still lands in the 890s on U.S. baby charts—with just 32 little ones given the name in 2024—it’s steadily winning over parents who crave something timeless yet distinctive (no overcrowded birthday parties here!). Like unearthing a hidden treasure on an antique map, Azel carries an inspirational charm, inviting each new bearer to add their own spark to a legacy that spans centuries.
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