Daniyyel

Daniyyel is a male given name used as a variant spelling of Daniel. It derives from the Hebrew name Daniyyel, formed from dan, meaning to judge, and El, meaning God, with the overall meaning "God is my judge." The spelling Daniyyel, with a doubled consonant, is one of several transliterations of the name and often reflects regional or linguistic conventions in Arabic-, Persian-, or South Asian-influenced writing systems, where longer vowels or consonant sounds are indicated in transcription.

Variant spellings include Daniel, Daniyal, Danyal, Daniell, Danial, and Daniele. The form Daniyyel is less common in standard English usage but appears in personal naming across diverse communities.

In usage, Daniyyel is a male given name found among populations that also embrace Daniel, including Jewish, Christian, and Muslim communities, as well as within diaspora communities around the world. Like its cognates, it carries cultural and religious associations tied to biblical tradition and historical name transmission.

Because spelling conventions vary by language and family preference, individuals named Daniyyel may encounter different spellings of the same name in official documents, media, and everyday life.