Soliel
Meaning of Soliel
Soliel, pronounced soh-LYEL (/sɔ.ljɛl/), is a feminine name rooted in the French word for “sun” and ultimately derived from the Latin sol. As a creative respelling of the classical French soleil, it evokes notions of warmth and radiance within Romance language traditions across Latin cultures. In the United States, Soliel has appeared intermittently in Social Security Administration records since the early 1990s, first entering the top 1,000 at rank 860 in 1992 and most recently ranking 941 in 2024 with nine births registered. Its modest yet recurring presence reflects a niche popularity, appealing to parents seeking a name that combines historical resonance with contemporary distinctiveness. With its succinct phonetic structure and clear solar association, Soliel offers a balance of classical heritage and modern flair.
Pronunciation
French
- Pronunced as soh-LYEL (/sɔ.ljɛ.l/)
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