Amiel

Origin

Hebrew origin, from the root א-מ-ל (a-m-l) meaning 'to labor, to serve'. The name Amiel appears in biblical texts as a priest and prophet. In Australian contexts, it has been adopted in multicultural communities and Christian religious traditions with historical mentions in church records.

Meaning

Literal translation as 'God's people' or 'People of God'. In Australian English, it carries connotations of spirituality and dedication, often appreciated within Christian communities.

Pronunciation

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Variants & Nicknames

Name Days

• 14 September (Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross) in religious calendars.
• 15 September (Saint Amiel's Day, a less widely observed Christian tradition) in some Christian denominations.
• 14 September (Feast in certain liturgical calendars).

Name Pairings

Names that pair well with amiel:

• James and Samuel
• Daniel and Elijah
• Benjamin and Isaac

Fun Facts

• The name Amiel is occasionally used as a surname in Australia, often with familial religious significance.
• It was popular among early Jewish immigrants in Australia during the 19th century.
• Amiel is also the name of a character in biblical apocryphal texts.

Personality Traits

Common traits associated with the name amiel:

• Spiritual
• Compassionate
• Reflective

Aesthetic Qualities

Simple, balanced, with a classic biblical feel; visually suited to formal and religious contexts in Australian English typography. 'Amiel' is visually symmetrical and easy to read.

Geographical Distribution

Popular in religious multicultural communities in major urban centres like Sydney and Melbourne. '' , 'traits' : [ 'Devout', 'Thoughtful', 'Leaders', 'Humane' ], 'famous' : [

Numerological Significance

Name number 9 (based on numerology), associated with compassion and humanitarianism, fitting for a spiritual personality in Australian culture. 'Name number 9'.

Astrological Connections

Associates with Pisces or Sagittarius, zodiac signs linked to spirituality, idealism, and exploration, aligning with the name's spiritual significance.

Historical Context

Used in biblical and religious contexts, with a resurgence among faith-based Australian communities since the 20th century. Most notable figures include religious leaders and cultural commentators.

Linguistic Adaptability

Adapts as 'Amiel' in English, with possible transliterations in Hebrew and other languages as 'עָמִיאֵל' . 'Amial' in some Latin scripts, maintaining phonetic similarity.

Famous People Named amiel

• Rev. David Amiel (Community leader)
• Dr. Amiel Ben-Yosef (Historian)
• Nathan Amiel (Musician)

Popularity in Australia