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Meraviel

Wonder of God

MER-ah-vee-el/mɛrɑːviːɛl/

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13
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Friday
Lucky Day
Hebrew
Origin
Female
Gender

Meaning & Origin

Meraviel is a Hebrew name meaning 'wonder of God' or 'wonderful sight of God'. In the Bible, this name is not directly mentioned, but it can be derived from the Hebrew words 'merav' (wonder) and 'el' (God). Meraviel has a rich spiritual significance, representing the awe and reverence we should have for the Almighty God.

Spiritual meaning

A name that embodies the wonder and awe of God.

Language details

🇺🇸English

Meraviel

Fear of God, reverence for the divine

Pronunciation & Numerology

Pronunciation

MER-ah-vee-el

/mɛrɑːviːɛl/

Lucky number

13

Lucky day

Friday

Lucky colors

BlueGreen

Life path

5

Lucky stone

Angelite

Cultural & Spiritual notes

Adair is a Scottish and Irish name, meaning 'dark' or 'handsome'. Historically, it was used to describe a person of noble or distinguished appearance.

Adair carries an introspective meaning, reminding us of the inner beauty and potential that lies within each of us. It encourages us to look beyond superficial appearances and strive to be the best version of ourselves, esteemed not by the world, but by the Lord.

Historical references

Legend of St. Meriam, Meravella, or Meriel of Cornwall. In this legend, Meriadoc of Cornwall has a vision of the soul of a young girl who died in a shipwreck. He goes in search of her body and finds it washed ashore in Brittany. He brings it back to Cornwall and builds a church on the site where the shipwreck occurred. Meriam is believed to be the dedicatee of this church. The name Meriam is said to derive from the Cornish words 'myr' (sea) and 'iad' (lady).

Late 5th or early 6th century AD

The Vita Sancti Petri, an account of the life and miracles of St. Peter of Cornwall, mentions a certain Meriavel or Meriel. She is described as a 'maiden of great virtue' who was a servant of St. Petroc, another Cornish saint. Meriavel is said to have been visited by an angel in a vision, who instructed her to go to a nearby well to find a spring of water. When she reached the well, she found that the water had miraculously turned to wine. This miracle was seen as a sign of her holiness and devotion to God.

Early 6th century AD

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