| Meaning | mountain goat, to ascend |
| Origin | Hebrew |
| Gender | gender neutral |
| Opposite gender | Jael |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 4 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Syllabification | Ja-el |
About Jael
Compact yet powerful, this ancient name packs remarkable strength into just four letters, creating maximum impact with minimal fuss. Jael carries biblical heritage and historical significance, having belonged to a courageous woman in scripture, which adds depth and meaning to its selection. The name's brevity makes it memorable and easy to use in any context, while its uncommon usage ensures distinctiveness that helps it stand out. Parents drawn to Jael often appreciate strong, unconventional choices that honor tradition while avoiding mainstream popularity. The name sounds modern despite its ancient roots, demonstrating how truly great names transcend time periods and trends. Jael requires no nickname, standing complete and confident on its own, which appeals to those who value directness and simplicity in naming choices.
Variations of Name Jael
| Jaelle |
| Jaell |
Nicknames for Jael
| Jay |
| Jayjay |
| Elle |
| Jae |
Famous People Named Jael
| Jael de Pardo | American television host and actress |
| Jael Wena | Indonesian singer and actress |
| Jael McHenry | American author and food writer |
| Jael Phelps | American musician and member of the Westboro Baptist Church |
| Jael Ealey Richardson | Canadian author and editor |
| Jael Paris | American fashion designer and stylist |
| Jael Strauss | biblical character - A woman mentioned in the Book of Judges in the Bible |
| Jael Kerandi | American student activist and writer |
| Jael Pena | Mexican footballer |
| Jael Uribe | Dominican poet and women's rights advocate |
| Jael Butler | Canadian basketball player |
| Jael Pettigrew | Australian rower |