Haziel is a unisex name rooted in the Bible, meaning "God sees" or "vision of God" in Hebrew. It is derived from the verb "haza," meaning to see, and the word "el," meaning God. The name appears only once in the Bible as one of the three sons of Shimei, making it a unique and significant name in Jewish tradition. Historically, Haziel was predominantly used in Hebrew-speaking regions but has also gained usage in other countries and languages globally. Despite its rich biblical origins, the name has not been widely used in the United States, holding no position within the top 1000 baby names since the early 20th century.
