Jowel
Meaning of Jowel
Jowel (pronounced JOH-wuhl) is a distinctive and heartwarming choice, weaving together linguistic heritage with cultural sparkle. Drawing inspiration from the venerable Hebrew name Joel—meaning “Yahweh is God”—and playfully nodding to the English word “jewel,” it promises divine strength and precious radiance in a single syllable. Although still rare in the United States, where around ten boys bear the name each year (hovering between ranks 869 and 921 in the top 1,000 over the past decade), Jowel glows with extra intensity in Indian homes, evoking colorful rangoli designs, the gentle flicker of diyas, and the creative artistry that surrounds new life. Soft yet spirited, this name feels both deeply rooted and refreshingly modern—a true gem in any nursery and, as some fondly joke, a personal festival of light all year round.
Pronunciation
British English
- Pronunced as JOH-wuhl (/dʒəʊl/)
American English
- Pronunced as JOH-wuhl (/dʒoʊl/)
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