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Christian Name Meaning & Origin Guide

Jehiel

God is my God

Pronunciation: /dʒəˈhi.əl/ (dʒeˈhi.ɛl)

Boy Name Biblical origin Popularity 65
Meaning
God is my God
Origin
Biblical
Lucky Number
5
Lucky Day
Tuesday
Lucky Stone
Amulet
Life Path
8
Popularity Score
65
Language
English, Greek, Latin
Lucky Colors: BluePurple

What does Jehiel mean?

Jehiel is derived from the Hebrew words ‘Yahweh (God)’ and ‘El (God)’. It is a name given to those who believe in God as their only deity.

Jehiel in other languages & scripts

Hebrew
יְהִיאֵל
God is God
Greek
Ιεήσιηλ
God is God
Latin
Jehiel
God is God
English
Jehiel
God is God

How to pronounce Jehiel

English pronunciation
/dʒəˈhi.əl/
Biblical pronunciation
/dʒeˈhi.ɛl/
IPA notation
dʒeˈhi.ɛl

Numerology & personality

People with the name Jehiel are natural leaders and have a strong sense of responsibility. They are also very creative and artistic.

Associated Traits
KindFaithfulLoyalC = CourageousH = Humble

Spiritual & cultural context

A faithful servant of God.

The name Jehiel was popular during the Middle Ages, especially among Jews and Christians. It was a name given to those who had a deep faith and commitment to God.

Scriptural & traditional roots

Biblical scripture: Old Testament (1 Chronicles 26:18, 27:17, 2 Samuel 23:30)

Popularity of Jehiel by region

Region Country Score Year
Germany DE 63 2024
France FR 71 2024
Poland PL 73 2024

Spelling variations of Jehiel

Jehiael

Names similar to Jehiel

Frequently asked questions about Jehiel

What does Jehiel mean?
Jehiel is a name derived from the Hebrew words ‘Yahweh (God)’ and ‘El (God)’, symbolizing belief in God as one's only deity.
Is Jehiel a Christianity name?
Yes, Jehiel is a name with strong Christian religious associations.
How to pronounce Jehiel?
Jehiel is pronounced as ‘Jee-hiel’.
Is Jehiel popular today?
While not a common name, Jehiel continues to be used in certain communities.
What is the origin of Jehiel?
Jehiel is a name with Hebrew origin, derived from the words ‘Yahweh (God)’ and ‘El (God)’.