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Meaning of the Name Arel |
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The first name Arel is of Hebrew origin. It is often a boy name. It has the following meaning(s):
Hebrew: Variant of Ariel: Sprite; Lion of God. A Biblical Alternate Name for Jerusalem. Name of a Prankish Spirit in Shakespeare's the Tempest
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Alma
(Italian)
Soul. Rarely Used Before the Crimean War Battle of Alma, But Subsequently Very Fashionable
Soul. Rarely Used Before the Crimean War Battle of Alma, But Subsequently Very Fashionable
Alma
(Latin)
Kind. Loving. The Soul. Rarely Used Before the Crimean War Battle of Alma, But Subsequently Very Fashionable
Kind. Loving. The Soul. Rarely Used Before the Crimean War Battle of Alma, But Subsequently Very Fashionable
Beata
(Latin)
Happy; Many. This Name Has Rarely Been Found in the English Speaking World After the Th Century
Happy; Many. This Name Has Rarely Been Found in the English Speaking World After the Th Century
Berenger
(German)
Derived Rom an Old German Compound Meaning Bear-spear. The Name Was Fairly Common in Medieval Britain But is Rarely Used Today
Derived Rom an Old German Compound Meaning Bear-spear. The Name Was Fairly Common in Medieval Britain But is Rarely Used Today
Bride
(Celtic)
A Variant of the Celtic Bridget, Meaning Strong. Although Bride Was Once a Common Name in England and Scotland, it is Rarely Seen Today
A Variant of the Celtic Bridget, Meaning Strong. Although Bride Was Once a Common Name in England and Scotland, it is Rarely Seen Today
Bridie
(Celtic)
Diminutive of Bride: a Variant of the Celtic Bridget, Meaning Strong. Although Bride Was Once a Common Name in England and Scotland, it is Rarely Seen Today
Diminutive of Bride: a Variant of the Celtic Bridget, Meaning Strong. Although Bride Was Once a Common Name in England and Scotland, it is Rarely Seen Today
Kinborough
(Gaelic)
Royal Fortress. Commonly Used in England Until the Th Century, But is Used Rarely Today
Royal Fortress. Commonly Used in England Until the Th Century, But is Used Rarely Today
Laban
(Hebrew)
White. in the Bible, Laban Was the Brother of Isaac's Wife Rebekah and the Father of Jacob's Wives Leali and Rachel. This Name Was Popular With Puritans in the Th Century, But is Rarely Used Today
White. in the Bible, Laban Was the Brother of Isaac's Wife Rebekah and the Father of Jacob's Wives Leali and Rachel. This Name Was Popular With Puritans in the Th Century, But is Rarely Used Today
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