A given name for people, derived from a Hebrew word meaning 'God is with us.'
From Hebrew 'Immanuel' (עִמָּנוּאֵל) combining 'im' (with), 'anu' (us), and 'el' (God). Used historically in Christian contexts and appears in biblical texts, becoming a common given name across many cultures.
Emmanuel carries one of the most profound names in Western religious tradition—it's often used as a title for Jesus in Christian theology, making it a name heavy with spiritual and historical weight that countless people have carried through centuries.
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