Nael

Nael is a masculine given name of Arabic origin. It is derived from the Arabic word nāil, meaning "one who attains" or "achiever," reflecting the idea of attaining a goal. The name is widely used in the Arab world and among Muslim communities worldwide, including North Africa, the Levant, the Gulf states, and in South Asia through diaspora networks. Spelling varies in Latin script, with common variants including Nayel, Naeel, Na'il, or Naiel, depending on transliteration and the pronunciation preferences of families. In some contexts, Nael may also function as a surname or be used as part of a longer name. The feminine form Naela or Naelah exists in some cultures.

Notable individuals named Nael have appeared in various fields such as sports, arts, and academia, though there is no single globally dominant figure associated with the name. The name is also found in fictional works and popular media, reflecting its broad cultural presence.