Emmanuelas

Emmanuelas is a given name of Hebrew origin, derived from the Hebrew name Immanuel, which means "God is with us." This name is most famously recognized for its biblical significance, appearing in the Book of Isaiah as a prophecy of a virgin birth. The name has been adopted and used in various cultures and languages throughout history.

The name Emmanuelas is predominantly masculine in some cultures, while in others, it can be used as a feminine given name or as a surname. Its adoption across different regions often reflects linguistic and cultural adaptations of the original Hebrew name. Variations of Emmanuelas can be found in languages such as Greek (Emmanuel), Spanish (Emmanuel), and Portuguese (Emanuel). The spelling "Emmanuelas" itself might be a less common variant or specific to certain regional naming conventions.

Historically, the name has been associated with religious figures and individuals of note, particularly within Christian traditions. Its consistent use over centuries attests to its enduring appeal and spiritual resonance. The name's meaning, "God is with us," continues to imbue it with a sense of divine presence and comfort for those who bear it.