Borels

Borels is the plural form of the surname Borel and is used in English-language texts to refer to two or more individuals who bear that surname. As a proper noun, Borels has no separate meaning beyond indicating a group of people sharing the specified surname, and it may appear in biographical lists, genealogies, or historical summaries.

The origin of the surname Borel is generally described as French, and Borels reflects the English practice of adding -s to form plurals of proper nouns when referring to multiple people. The use of Borels is therefore context-dependent and typically appears only in written prose rather than as an independent term.

Because Borel is a recognized surname in various countries, Borels may be encountered in texts about science, politics, or culture where multiple individuals named Borel are discussed. In such cases, Borels helps avoid repeating the surname individually for each person.

See also: Borel (surname), Borel (disambiguation).