Liel is a Hebrew name that means "my God," derived from the combination of "li," meaning "for me," and "el," meaning "God." Originally used in Jewish and Israeli communities, the name has gained popularity globally. It is often associated with Jewish heritage and spirituality. The use of the name has remained relatively consistent in its cultural significance, though its popularity has fluctuated over time. Liel is a unisex name, commonly used for both boys and girls, reflecting its universal appeal.
