Jeryl

Meaning of Jeryl

Jeryl is a graceful and uncommon feminine name, an elegant offshoot of Geraldine, tracing its lineage to the Germanic ger (“spear”) and wald (“rule”), evoking the poised strength of a spear’s blade (no actual lances required) tempered by wisdom. In mid-20th century New Jersey, Jeryl enjoyed modest favor—peaking in 1955 with 22 baby girls (ranked 161) before gently receding into rarity—imparting vintage charm to any bearer. Spoken softly as JEH-rəl (/ˈdʒɛrəl/), it carries the warmth of an Indian monsoon evening, conjuring childhood laughter beneath jasmine garlands and the lilting strains of a sitar weaving through summer air. For parents seeking a name that bridges East and West, Jeryl promises a serene balance of individuality and heritage. Though lightly touched by nostalgia, it stands poised to blossom anew, much like a lotus unfurling at dawn.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as JEH-rəl (/ˈdʒɛrəl/)

• Jerryl