Sael

Meaning of Sael

Sael is a masculine name derived from the Hebrew verb shaʾal—“to ask”—and is commonly interpreted as “asked of God” or “God has heard.” Pronounced sayl (/seɪl/), it delivers a succinct, clear sound that resonates equally in English and Spanish-speaking communities. In the United States, Sael has appeared in Social Security Administration data since 2003, with annual births ranging from five to thirty-one and rankings consistently hovering in the high 800s; in 2024 it tallied 29 newborns and stood at 895th. This steady presence reflects a modest but enduring appeal among parents seeking a name that pairs ancient meaning with a contemporary, streamlined style.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as sayl (/seɪl/)