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Christian Name Meaning & Origin Guide

Patriel

God of my father

Pronunciation: pa-tree-el (/pætrɪˈɛl/)

Boy Name Biblical origin Popularity 50
Meaning
God of my father
Origin
Biblical
Lucky Number
1
Lucky Day
Sunday
Lucky Stone
Topaz
Life Path
1
Popularity Score
50
Language
English, Hebrew, Greek, Latin
Lucky Colors: GoldYellow

What does Patriel mean?

Derived from the Hebrew word 'patar', meaning 'my father'. The name Patriel is a Biblical name, referencing the lineage of individuals such as Ezra and Hattushilish in the Old Testament.

Patriel in other languages & scripts

Hebrew
פטריאל
אלוהים הוא אבי
Greek
Πατριήλ
ο Θεός είναι ο πατέρας
Latin
Patriel
Deus est pater
English
Patriel
God is my father

How to pronounce Patriel

English pronunciation
pa-tree-el
IPA notation
/pætrɪˈɛl/

Numerology & personality

Leadership and independence. Those with this number are natural born leaders, independent, creative, adventurous, and have a strong drive to be successful.

Associated Traits
FaithfulLoyalWiseLFS

Spiritual & cultural context

A name with deep patriarchal roots, symbolizing the importance of family and lineage in spiritual and religious traditions.

The name Patriel carries a rich cultural heritage as it represents the ancient Hebrew tradition that places a high value on the role of the father and the family in society. Patriel signifies strength, loyalty, and the sustaining power of the familial bond.

Popularity of Patriel by region

Region Country Score Year
Poland PL 50 2024
United States US 67 2024

Spelling variations of Patriel

Patriael

Names similar to Patriel

Frequently asked questions about Patriel

What does Patriel mean?
Patriel is a Hebrew Christian name that means 'God of My Father'.
Is Patriel a Christianity name?
Yes, Patriel is a Biblical Hebrew Christian name.
How to pronounce Patriel?
Pah-tree-el
Is Patriel popular today?
Although not a commonly used name today, Patriel carries significant historical and religious value.
What is the origin of Patriel?
Patriel is a Hebrew name derived from the word 'patar', meaning 'my father'.