Bethel

Meaning of Bethel

Bethel, a Hebrew gem meaning “House of God,” conjures up images of ancient stone paths bathed in soft morning light. Rooted in the tale of Jacob’s dream, the name carries a quiet spiritual resonance that feels both time-honored and refreshingly unique. It invites parents to weave a sense of sacred heritage into their daughter’s story without veering into the overused or overly ornate. Though still a rare choice—hovering around the 900th spot on recent popularity charts—Bethel has quietly held its ground, offering a gentle melody and meaningful depth. Plus, the only ladder she’ll need to tackle is the one to her top bunk, not Jacob’s. For families seeking a name brimming with history, warmth, and a touch of understated elegance, Bethel could be the perfect foundation for their little one’s lifelong journey.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as BEH-thul (/ˈbɛθəl/)

• Bethany
• Bethzy
• Bethia
• Betha
• Bethan
• Bethie