Gabryel
Meaning of Gabryel
Gabryel constitutes an orthographic variant of the Hebrew name Gabriel, whose etymology derives from the elements gever (“strong man”) and el (“God”) to communicate the semantic construct “God is my strength.” Employed as a unisex appellation within Anglo-American onomastic traditions, it evokes the archangelic figure venerated across Judeo-Christian and Islamic narratives, thereby imbuing the bearer with connotations of divine messenger and transcendent fortitude. In Polish linguistic contexts, the name is phonetically articulated as GAH-bree-el (/ˈɡabrjɛl/), reflecting a morphophonemic adaptation of the original Hebraic phonology. Empirical data from the United States Social Security Administration indicate a consistent, if niche, adoption of the form, with its prevalence sustaining a ranking near the mid-900s—916th in 2024—accompanied by single- or double-digit annual occurrences. This measured persistence underscores its viability as a distinctive yet historically resonant choice.
Pronunciation
Polish
- Pronunced as GAH-bree-el (/ˈɡabrjɛl/)
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