Gabrielis

Gabrielis is a Latin form that relates to the given name Gabriel. It is most commonly encountered as the genitive singular of Gabriel in Latin grammar and is used in phrases where Gabriel is in a genitive relationship to another noun, such as archangelus Gabrielis (the Archangel Gabriel).

Etymology and meaning: The name Gabriel derives from Hebrew Gavri'el, meaning “God is my strength.” In Latin usage, Gabriel remains the base form, while Gabrielis appears as the inflected genitive, rather than a standalone given name in contemporary usage.

Usage: In medieval and ecclesiastical Latin, Gabrielis appears in inscriptions, liturgical texts, hagiographies, and scholastic writings to denote possession or association with Gabriel. In modern contexts, the form is largely confined to Latin editions and historical documents rather than as a common personal name.

See also: Gabriel (name); Archangel Gabriel; Gavri'el.