Zeel
Sanskrit/Hebrew · Girl · 1 syllable
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About the name Zeel
Zeel is derived from Sanskrit and Hebrew roots meaning "zealous," "to shine," or "vigor," though it may also be a modern anglicized form of names like Zeal or a variant of Ezekiel.
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Etymology
Zeel is derived from Sanskrit and Hebrew roots meaning "zealous," "to shine," or "vigor," though it may also be a modern anglicized form of names like Zeal or a variant of Ezekiel. The name is used primarily in Jewish, Hindu, and contemporary Western contexts, with limited historical prominence as it appears more commonly as a modern given name rather than a traditional or classical one.
Zeel currently ranks #19,074 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2011.
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