Orel
[ˈɔːrɛl]Meaning
means "light of God" in Hebrew, from ʾor "light" and ʾel "God"
Background Story
Orel is a Hebrew name meaning "light of God", formed from ʾor, "light", and ʾel, "God". It is used in Biblical, Biblical Greek and Biblical Hebrew contexts, and Uriel is a variant form. The word also means "eagle" in some Slavic languages, and Orel is found as both a given name and a surname.
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