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Gabriel Wennrich

in the US

There is 1 person with the name "Gabriel Wennrich" in the United States.

Top cities for this name

Grand Lake, CO (1)

Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Gabriel	492
Wennrich	553,763
Gabriel Wennrich	38,371,245

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is 491st most common Sheryl
is 492nd most common Gabriel
is 493rd most common Casey
is 494th most common Georgia
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is 496th most common Brandy

is 553,759th most common Wengle
is 553,760th most common Wenglinsky
is 553,761st most common Wengrowski
is 553,762nd most common Wenneberg
is 553,763rd most common Wennrich
is 553,764th most common Wenslawski
is 553,765th most common Werachowski
is 553,766th most common Werbeckes
is 553,767th most common Werdmann

is 38,371,241st most common Gabriel Wenaas
is 38,371,242nd most common Gabriel Wenchester
is 38,371,243rd most common Gabriel Wendafrash
is 38,371,244th most common Gabriel Wendell
is 38,371,245th most common Gabriel Wennrich
is 38,371,246th most common Gabriel Wenz
is 38,371,247th most common Gabriel Werbil
is 38,371,248th most common Gabriel Werda
is 38,371,249th most common Gabriel Werdene

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Meaning & History

Gabriel

Wennrich

(male), (female) Biblical name (meaning ‘man of God’ in Hebrew), borne by one of the archangels. Gabriel appeared to Daniel in the Old Testament (Daniel 8:16; 9:21), and in the New Testament to Zacharias (Luke 1:19; 26:27) and, most famously, to Mary to announce the impending birth of Christ (Luke 1:2). Used only infrequently in the 20th century, Gabriel has recently found favour as a given name in the English-speaking world, and is now sometimes bestowed on girls.

Pet form: Gaby.