Emanuel

Gender Masculine
Usage Romanian, Portuguese, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, Czech, Slovak, Croatian
Pronounced Pron. /e.ˈmaː.nu̯eːl/(German) /ˈɛ.ma.nu.ɛl/(Czech, Slovak)  [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Form of Emmanuel in several languages.

Related Names

Rootsʿim + ʾel
VariantsEmanoil, Manuel(Romanian) Manuel(Portuguese) Manoel(Portuguese (Brazilian)) Manuel(German)
DiminutivesManel, Nelinho(Portuguese) Manu(German)
Feminine FormsEmanuela(Romanian) Emanuela(Portuguese)
Other Languages & CulturesManvel(Armenian) Imanol(Basque) Emmanuel, Immanuel(Biblical) Emmanouel(Biblical Greek) Immanuel(Biblical Hebrew) Emmanuhel(Biblical Latin) Emanuil(Bulgarian) Manel(Catalan) Emmanuel, Manny(English) Manu(Finnish) Emmanuel, Manuel, Manu(French) Manoel(Galician) Emmanouil(Greek) Immanuel(Hebrew) Emánuel(Hungarian) Emanuele, Manuel, Manuele, Emmanuele(Italian) Manouel, Manuel(Late Greek) Emmanuil(Russian) Manuel, Manolo, Manu(Spanish)
Same SpellingEmánuel
User SubmissionsÉmanuél, Emanúel, Emanuèl, Emanuël

Popularity

People think this name is

classic   mature   formal   upper class   wholesome   strong   refined   strange   complex   serious  

Name Days

Croatia: January 4
Croatia: March 26
Croatia: July 13
Czechia: March 26
Czechia: April 8
Poland: March 26
Slovakia: March 26
Sweden: March 26

Categories

chess Grandmasters, ends in -el, Harry Belafonte repertoire, Liechtenstein princely family, mystics, never out of the US top 1000, philosophers, Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest, theologians, Ursula K. Le Guin characters
Entry updated June 13, 2019