Gavrieli
Gavrieli is a surname of Hebrew origin derived from the given name Gavri'el, the Hebrew form of Gabriel. The suffix -i in this context often denotes a patronymic meaning “descendant of” or “belonging to,” so Gavrieli can be understood as “descendant of Gavriel” or “Gavriel’s.” The name is typically associated with Jewish communities and can be found among families in Israel and in Jewish diaspora communities across North America and Europe. Spelling and transliteration vary, with forms such as Gavri'eli or Gavrielly appearing depending on language and immigration history, which can complicate genealogical research.
Gavrieli is distinct from the Italian-derived Gabrieli, though similarities in spelling can lead to confusion in
Related names include Gavriel, Gabriel, and Gabrieli, which share roots in the same given name and semantic