Jesiel
Meaning of Jesiel
Jesiel sweeps in like an early morning breeze in Oaxaca. It’s a vibrant twist on an ancient Hebrew name meaning “God watches over.” In Spanish, heh-SYEHL; in English, JEH-zyuhl. Each syllable dances with Latin corazón and playful spirit. His roots stretch from desert tribes to modern barrios. He weaves tradition with sunshine. He’s the kind of name that shows up wearing a colorful serape and humming a joyful tune. For over a decade, Jesiels have twinkled in the U.S. Top 1,000 and most recently landed at 916 in 2024. Jesiel feels like abuela’s warm hug at sunrise—bright, loving, and ready to spark a fiesta in your heart.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as heh-SYEHL (/e̞s̺i̞ˈel̪/)
American English
- Pronunced as JEH-zyuhl (/ˈdʒɛziəl/)
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