לאל

The name Lael is an ancient and rare Hebrew name with profound spiritual significance. The literal meaning of the name is "to God" or "belonging to God," and it is composed of two elements: "L" - indicating belonging or direction, and "El" - one of the names of God in Biblical Hebrew. This name expresses the inseparable connection between man and his Creator, reflecting deep faith and spiritual devotion. In Jewish culture, choosing such a name reflects a worldview centered on the recognition of divine presence in every aspect of life. In Biblical sources, the name Lael appears in the Book of Numbers as the name of Eliasaph's father, the prince of the tribe of Gad: "And Eliasaph the son of Lael" (Numbers 3:24). This figure, though not central to the Biblical narrative, plays an important role in the tribal hierarchy of the Israelites in the wilderness. The fact that the name is mentioned in the context of tribal leadership gives it a status of honor and nobility. During the Biblical period, names containing God's name were common and expressed the high religious consciousness of the people. The name Lael differs in structure from other theophoric names like Elijah or Eliezer, where God's name appears as an integral part of the name, whereas here the relationship of belonging and dedication is emphasized. In modern times, the name Lael has returned to limited but meaningful use among families seeking a unique name with spiritual depth. The name carries a sense of simplicity and purity, being short and easy to pronounce yet laden with meaning. Parents who choose this name express a desire to give their child an identity connected to ancient tradition while maintaining uniqueness. The name is suitable for both boys and girls, though more commonly used as a masculine name. In contemporary Israeli society, Lael is perceived as an intellectual and refined name, carrying values of modesty, faith, and commitment to eternal values. It represents an approach to life where spirituality and materiality blend in harmony.

לָאֵל

Lael | Lail

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Numbers 3:24 - And the chief of the house of the father of the Gershonites shall be Eliasaph the son of Lael

In Kabbalah, the name Lael expresses the principle of nullification and absolute devotion to the Divine. The name symbolizes the transition from the personal self to the divine whole, representing the aspiration for closeness and devotion. The name carries energy of gratitude and dedication, connecting its bearer to the supreme spiritual root.

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Lael Gershgoren - Israeli musician and composer

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