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Comments for ENGEL:
It also means 'angel' in Dutch.-- keepskuh 6/25/2006
Pronounced ENG-el.
Very rare name in Germany. In fact, I have never met a person named Engel but it could be used as a short form of 'Engelbert'.-- JHK 9/2/2006
Also angel in Norwegian.-- SMHRS 1/17/2008
This also means "angel" in Danish.-- Charlie1977 6/14/2009
I quite like the name and its spelling. It's apparently quite unique in Germany, and it's and people looking at it will likely almost immediately associate it as being masculine. A very nice alternative to its more feminine-seeming counterpart, Angel.-- Mothetree 4/21/2010
There is a song called Engel by Rammstein.-- CanadianChibi 5/16/2010
I've never met anyone named Engel here. For me, it would be weird to name my son this, living in Germany. But it is a cute nickname for your son, of course(:-- Lieselchen 11/20/2010
Come on, this means 'angel' in Norwegian too. Therefore it should be added.-- Anonymous User 1/16/2011
My last name-yes, last name- is Engel. I get comments on it all the time from the exchange students asking me if I know what it means. And I do. My Grandfathers family came straight from Germany with the last name, and most of my family has it on my dad's side. Not to mention relatives we don't even know about!-- 33Teehee 9/16/2011
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