Gabriel

The name Gabriel is of Hebrew origin, meaning "God is my strength" or "God is my strong man." It is derived from the Hebrew words "gever," meaning "strong" or "hero," and "el," meaning "God" (Nameberry, Name Discoveries). Gabriel is a name often associated with angels, particularly the archangel Gabriel, who is a messenger of God in the Bible. This name conveys strength, divine protection, and a connection to the spiritual realm (What the Name).

Famous people named Gabriel include:

• Gabriel García Márquez: A Colombian novelist and Nobel Prize winner, known for his works such as "One Hundred Years of Solitude."
• Gabriel Byrne: An Irish actor known for his roles in films like "The Usual Suspects" and the TV series "In Treatment."
• Gabriel Macht: An American actor best known for his role as Harvey Specter in the TV series "Suits."

For sibling names that pair well with Gabriel, consider names that share a similar classic or biblical feel. Some suggestions include:

• For brothers: Michael, Daniel, Samuel, or Benjamin.
• For sisters: Gabriella, Isabella, Hannah, or Abigail.

Names similar to Gabriel, either in sound or meaning, include:

• Gavriel: A variant of Gabriel, also of Hebrew origin.
• Raphael: Another archangel name, meaning "God has healed."
• Michael: Meaning "Who is like God?" and also an archangel.
• Nathaniel: Meaning "Gift of God."

These names share a connection through their biblical roots and meanings related to strength and divinity.