Cebrail

Cebrail is a boy's name of Hebrew and Biblical origin meaning “God is my strength.” In England & Wales it was given to 3 boys in 2009.

Cebrail at a glance

Gender
Boy name
Origin
Biblical & Christian
Meaning
“God is my strength”
Also spelled
Gabriel

About the name Cebrail

Cebrail belongs to the Biblical & Christian tradition. Its meaning — “God is my strength” — is the sense carried by its Hebrew and Biblical roots, and it is the meaning we verified against published sources for this page. It travels in a few spellings: Gabriel.

Cebrail does not appear in US Social Security records, which publish every name given to at least five babies in a year. That says nothing about its standing at home — many of the world's best-loved names are simply rare in America.

Cebrail in England & Wales records

First recorded (since 1996)
2009
Best rank
#4527 in 2009
Babies named Cebrail in 2009
3
Total since 1996
3

Spellings & short forms

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Frequently asked questions

What does the name Cebrail mean?

Cebrail means “God is my strength” in its Hebrew and Biblical roots. We check every meaning against published sources before it appears here.

Is Cebrail a boy or girl name?

Cebrail is a boy name. In England & Wales, 3 babies received the name in 2009.

What origin is the name Cebrail?

Cebrail comes from the Biblical & Christian tradition. It is also spelled Gabriel.

How popular is the name Cebrail?

In England & Wales, Cebrail was given to 3 babies in 2009 and 3 times in total since 1996, in Office for National Statistics records. It does not appear in US Social Security records.

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