| Meaning | rose |
| Origin | Hebrew |
| Gender | Girl |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 6 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Syllabification | Rai-zel |
Raizel, a name of Hebrew origin, carries with it a sense of elegance and spiritual significance. The name Raizel combines the essence of a "rose" or "flower" with a connection to the divine, making it a name that symbolizes both beauty and a higher presence.
With its soft and melodic sound, Raizel stands out as a unique choice for parents seeking a name that reflects their cultural heritage while maintaining a modern appeal. The name's variations, such as Reizel and Rayzel, offer parents the opportunity to choose a name that resonates most deeply with them.
In literature and media, the name Raizel has found its way into both real-life stories and fictional worlds, showcasing its versatility and adaptability. Whether as a strong character in a novel or a real person making an impact, Raizel continues to be a name that leaves an impression.
Choosing Raizel for your baby girl is a decision that intertwines tradition, beauty, and a touch of the divine, creating a name that is as unique as she is.
| Rai |
| Razi |
| Zellie |
| Ray |
| Elle |
| Raizel Liebler | Academic and writer |
| Raizel Robin | American author |
| Raizel Garncarz | Polish Holocaust survivor |
| Raizel Kain | Israeli artist |
| Raizel Michelow | South African author and activist |
| Raizel "Rai" Edelstein | Character in the webcomic "Noblesse" |
| Raizel Bernstein | Character in the anime "Shugo Chara!" |
| Raizel Wilds | Character in the novel "Queen of Snow" by Laura Byron and Jessie Cal |
| Raizel "Rae" Sevrov | Character in the book "The Bone Season" by Samantha Shannon |
| Raizel "Rae" Thomas | Character in the web novel "Worm" by Wildbow |