קראל

Karael is a rare and unique Hebrew name with ancient roots embedded in Aramaic and biblical Hebrew. The name derives from the root K-R-A, which appears throughout the Bible with multiple profound meanings: to call, to invite, to name, and to proclaim. The suffix "-el" adds a divine dimension to the name, as "El" is one of the names of God in Hebrew and appears in many biblical names such as Daniel, Michael, and Azriel. Thus, the name Karael can be interpreted as "called by God," "the one whom God calls," or "God's calling." This meaning imbues the name with spiritual depth and a sense of divine purpose and mission. In Jewish tradition, the act of calling by name carries profound significance. Already in Genesis, we see that the first human received the privilege and responsibility to name all the animals, thereby defining their essence and role in the world. The patriarchs and matriarchs also received new names - Abram became Abraham, Sarai became Sarah, and Jacob earned the name Israel. Every name change symbolizes a transformation in identity, destiny, and relationship with God. The name Karael reminds us of the power of calling by name, the importance of one's personal name as an expression of the inner soul. One who bears this name carries within the message that they are called to something greater, that they have a unique role in the world. The name Karael was preserved primarily in certain Jewish communities in Eastern Europe, but it is extremely rare in modern Israel. Its very rarity makes it special and attractive to parents seeking a name with deep meaning that is not common. The name conveys authenticity, connection to sources, and simultaneously uniqueness and independence. It is particularly suitable for families wishing to preserve ancient tradition while expressing their child's individuality. Karael is a name that invites questions, arouses curiosity, and connects the glorious past with the renewing present.

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Karael | Karel | Qarael

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Genesis 1:5 - And God called the light Day, and the darkness He called Night

In Kabbalah, the name Karael symbolizes the connection between divine calling and the human soul. It represents the moment when a person awakens to their spiritual destiny and responds to their inner calling. The name carries within it the energy of revelation and spiritual awakening.

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קרן | אראל | עזריאל | נתנאל | יואל | עמנואל