Berel
Meaning of Berel
The name Berel is a male given name with roots in Yiddish culture, pronounced as BEH-rel (/bəˈrɛl/). Often associated with Jewish heritage, the name carries a sense of tradition and history. A notable variation of this name is Beril. Despite its rich cultural background, Berel remains relatively uncommon in the United States. According to data on newborns, the name has seen fluctuating popularity over the years. For instance, it had 6 occurrences in both 2023 and 2018 but peaked at 13 occurrences in both 2019 and 2016. Its highest rank was recorded in 1960 when it stood at 3665. The name Berel offers a unique option for parents seeking a meaningful and culturally significant name for their baby boy.
Pronunciation
Yiddish
- Pronunced as BEH-rel (/bəˈrɛl/)
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Notable People Named Berel
| Berel Wein is an American-born Orthodox rabbi, lecturer, and writer who has authored numerous books on Jewish history and popularized the subject through audio tapes, newspaper articles, and international lectures. |
| Berel Lazar, an Orthodox Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic rabbi, is known for his role as Chief Rabbi of Russia and his close relationship with Vladimir Putin. |
