How to Say “Ariel” in Spanish

Ariel
/aˈɾjel/
Ariel is the Spanish form of the name Ariel.
Ariel is used as a proper name.
Meaning: name (name)

How do you pronounce it?

/aˈɾjel/

Did you know?

  • The name Ariel is derived from Hebrew and means 'lion of God', a meaning that remains consistent across Spanish and English contexts.
  • In Spanish literature and mysticism, Ariel is often referred to as an air spirit, reflecting the word's association with the element of air in various traditions.
  • In some Spanish-speaking contexts, the name Ariel is used as a gender-neutral name, unlike the strictly masculine or feminine connotations it may have in other cultures.

Examples in context

  • Tesoro es un gatito escarlata con ojos azul aguamarina que se parece un tanto a Ariel.
    Treasure is a scarlet kitten with aqua blue eyes who looks somewhat like Ariel.
    This sentence shows how to compare a kitten to Ariel.
    Tatoeba #13662352 by Seael, translation #12646271 by Jakeira34
  • A Ariel le gustan las paletas.
    Ariel likes lollipops.
    This sentence uses Ariel to describe someone's preference for lollipops.
    Tatoeba #10063851 by nonong, translation #10063854 by DJ_Saidez
  • A Ariel le gusta el arroz con leche.
    Ariel likes arroz con leche.
    This sentence uses Ariel to describe someone's preference for arroz con leche.
    Tatoeba #10054972 by nonong, translation #10054984 by DJ_Saidez
  • Le presento a Ariel.
    I introduce you to Ariel.
  • ¡Hola, Ari! ¿Cómo estás?
    Hi, Ari! How are you?
  • 4 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Elena and Daniel are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. Elena

    ¿Has visto a Ariel hoy?
    Have you seen Ariel today?
  2. Daniel

    No, no he hablado con Ariel.
    No, I haven't spoken with Ariel.
  3. Elena

    Creo que Ariel está en la biblioteca.
    I think Ariel is in the library.
  4. Daniel

    Voy a buscar a Ariel ahora.
    I'm going to look for Ariel now.

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