Dael
Dael is a proper noun that is used primarily as a personal name and, less commonly, as a place name. In given-name usage, Dael has appeared in English-speaking countries since the late 20th century. It is typically treated as a masculine name, though as a modern given name it may be used for any gender in some families. The origin of Dael is not tied to a single established etymology; it may be viewed as a modern formation, a variant of Daniel, or a shortened form of other names, with the choice often reflecting personal or familial preference.
As a surname, Dael is relatively rare. When encountered as a family name, it may have independent
In geographic usage, Dael can appear as a transliteration of names in Arabic, Hebrew, or related languages.
The term Dael thus covers multiple, loosely connected uses: a modern given name, a rare surname, and