Angels have long inspired faith, wonder and holy awe. This A–Z list brings together angel names, traditional roles and alternate names from scripture, religious writing and esoteric literature. Some names are familiar from the Bible; others come from later spiritual traditions, each with its own understanding of the heavenly realm.
Use the letter links to browse, or open a linked name for its profile. For a separate catalogue of figures described as fallen angels or demons, see the list of fallen angels.
About the names and traditions in this list
These brief descriptions invite deeper reading. Some preserve traditional roles whose sources are still being reviewed, and a role familiar in one community may be understood differently in another. Divine titles and figures from demonology are identified where they are easily confused with angel names. Our sources guide helps you explore scripture, later commentary and ceremonial-magic texts with care and discernment.
Angel names beginning with A
- AbasdarhonThe angel of the fifth hour of the night in the Ars Paulina.Read more
- AbraxosAncient name attributed to an angel.
- AdnachielAligned with Sagittarius and November in Agrippa’s scale of twelve.Read more
- AdonaelA protective name in the Testament of Solomon’s decan catalogue.Read more
- AdonaiAdonai as a divine title meaning “my Lord” and a substituted reading for YHWH, in Kaufmann Kohler’s Jewish Encyclopedia article.Read more
- AeshmaAeshma in Darmesteter’s Ashtad Yasht 18.2 translation: a fiend associated with a wounding spear and opposed by the Glory created by Ahura Mazda.Read more
- AfAnger personified alongside Hemah in the Talmudic story of Moses.Read more
- AglaAgla in the Jewish Encyclopedia: a cabalistic sign and acronym from the initials of Attah Gibbor Le’olam Adonai.Read more
- AkrielCompare Aqri El, glossed as an angel of barrenness in Schwab’s lexicon.Read more
- AmitielCompare Amiti El, an angel-of-truth name recorded on amulets by Schwab.Read more
- AmrielA name in the Ars Paulina’s third night-hour company; compare other calendar forms.Read more
- AnaelAn angel of Friday and Venus in the Heptameron; compare Haniel.Read more
- AnahelAnahel in modern Yoga Vidya symbolism: a name for a force in the universe, with a suggested comparison to the Manipura chakra.Read more
- AnapielCalled Anaphiel in 3 Enoch, guardian of the heavenly halls.Read more
- AnpielAn angel who protects birds.
- AnsielA name in a charm against forgetfulness discussed by Trachtenberg.Read more
- AraelListed as a form of Ariel in Davidson’s later dictionary.Read more
- AraqielAssociated with the signs of the earth in 1 Enoch 8.Read more
- AratonOne of seven ruling angels over the provinces of heaven.
- ArielA name used for Jerusalem in Isaiah and for a spirit in later occult writing.Read more
- ArmisaelAddressed as an angel governing the womb in historical childbirth lore.Read more
- AsarielA lunar-mansion angel in Davidson’s later dictionary; earlier name identities remain uncertain.Read more
- AsroiluCompare Ashruylu, who presides over heavenly sessions in 3 Enoch 18.Read more
- AstanphaeusAstanphaeus, printed Astanphæus, in Irenaeus’s Against Heresies 1.30.5: the last name in the reported succession beginning with Ialdabaoth.Read more
- AsteraothAn angelic name opposing the spirit Power in the Testament of Solomon.Read more
- AtrugielA great prince in the sequence of heavenly homage in 3 Enoch 18.Read more
- AyilAssigned to Sagittarius in Davidson’s later angel dictionary.Read more
- AzbogahCompare Azbuga, who clothes the righteous in garments of life in 3 Enoch.Read more
- AzraelArchangel of death.Read more
- AzrielA name with prayer-receiving and other source-dependent roles in Davidson’s dictionary.Read more
Angel names beginning with B
- BalthioulAn angel with the power to thwart distress.
- BarachielAn archangel associated with God’s blessings in Orthodox Christian tradition.Read more
- BaradielThe angel of hail in 3 Enoch 14.Read more
- BarakielCompare Baraqiel over lightning and Barakiel over the second heaven in 3 Enoch.Read more
- BarbielAligned with Scorpio and October in Agrippa’s scale of twelve.Read more
- BarielGovernor of the eleventh daytime hour, Maneloym, in the Ars Paulina.Read more
- BarmanA Persian-associated figure reported in Davidson’s later angel dictionary.Read more
- BarquielGovernor of Hamarym, the seventh daytime hour in the Ars Paulina.Read more
- BarrattielCompare Barattiel, the prince of three fingers in 3 Enoch 18.Read more
- BaruchielAn angel with power over strife.
- Bath KolThe heavenly voice of rabbinic literature, personified in some later angel dictionaries.Read more
- BazazathA later dictionary spelling; compare Bazazeth in the Testament of Solomon.Read more
- BernaelAn angel of darkness described in a later reference dictionary, with a conditional comparison to Belial.Read more
- BethorAn Olympic governor associated with Jupiter in the Arbatel.Read more
- BriathosAn angel named by the hound-shaped spirit in a translation of the Testament of Solomon.Read more
Angel names beginning with C
- CahethalSeraphim angel over agriculture.
- CamaelAssociated with Geburah, Powers and Mars in Agrippa’s angelology.Read more
- CassielAn angel of Saturn.Read more
- CervielAn angel of strength associated with David in Pseudo-Philo and later cabalistic writing.Read more
- ChamuelAn archangel of love and the third ray in modern Ascended Master teachings.Read more
- ChayylielThe prince of the Holy Chayyoth in 3 Enoch.Read more
- CochabielA Mercury-associated angelic name in Davidson’s later dictionary.Read more
Angel names beginning with D
- DabrielA first-heaven Monday angel listed under the south in the Heptameron.Read more
- DagielA prince in the Heptameron’s Friday conjuration, also reported as an angel over fish.Read more
- DalquielA third-heaven prince associated with fire in Davidson’s later dictionary.Read more
- DamabiathAn invocatory name in the Fifth Seal of The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses.Read more
- DardarielThe governing angel of the eleventh hour of the night in the Ars Paulina.Read more
- DinielAn angelic name reported in Syriac incantations and childbed amulets by Davidson.Read more
- DomielA heavenly hall guardian in Davidson’s dictionary, compared with Schwab’s Doumi El.Read more
- DubbielThe Persian ministering angel in Yoma 77a and prince of Persia in 3 Enoch.Read more
- DumaA spelling grouped with Dumah in Davidson’s later dictionary.Read more
- DumahAn angel associated with souls in rabbinic discussion.Read more
Angel names beginning with E
- EaeAn angel who thwarts demons.
- EiaelAn angel associated with occult sciences and longevity in Davidson’s dictionary.Read more
- ElyonElyon in the Jewish Encyclopedia: a divine name used independently and in compounds, including El ’Elyon, glossed “most high God.”Read more
- EmmanuelEmmanuel in Matthew 1:23 KJV: the name given for the promised son, interpreted in the verse as “God with us.”Read more
- ErathaolA Gnostic archon in Davidson, compared with the dog-faced Erataoth in Origen’s account.Read more
- EremielThe radiant angel over Hades and the abyss in the Apocalypse of Zephaniah.Read more
Angel names beginning with G
- GabrielA named messenger in Daniel 8:16; also known in Islamic tradition as Jibril.Read more
- GadrielPrayer-crowning and eastern-gate offices reported in later angelological reference works.Read more
- GalgalielThe prince of the sun’s globe in 3 Enoch.Read more
- GalizurA name connected with Raziel in later references; compare Gallisur in 3 Enoch and Odeberg’s commentary.Read more
- GamalielA delivering presence in the Apocalypse of Adam, with separate adverse uses in later esoteric references.Read more
- GazardielAn eastern angel associated with sunrise and prayer in later reference accounts.Read more
- GeburatielAn angelic prince in 3 Enoch, with a fourth-hall office reported in commentary.Read more
- GurielPaired with Leo in Trachtenberg’s sample zodiac list, whose assignments vary by tradition and season.Read more
- GzrelAn angel invoked against evil decrees in Trachtenberg’s account of divine names and gematria.Read more
Angel names beginning with H
- HadranielCompare Hadarniel, the angel who challenges and guides Moses in Ginzberg’s retelling.Read more
- HadrielA form linked with Hadraniel in Davidson; compare the source-specific lexicon notices.Read more
- HagithAn Olympic spirit governing Venus-associated matters in the Arbatel, assigned twenty-one provinces.Read more
- HalalielArchangel known as "the lord of karma."
- HamalielHamaliel in Agrippa’s zodiacal scheme: the angel paired with Virgo, August and the Virtues, alongside Davidson’s later reference account.Read more
- HamonHamon in 3 Enoch XVIII: an angelic prince in the sequence of prostrations, with Odeberg’s interpretation of his role near the Thrice Holy.Read more
- HanielA Venus-associated intelligence in Agrippa’s Christian Cabala.Read more
- HarahelHarahel in Davidson’s Dictionary of Angels: archives, libraries, rare cabinets and the seventy-two angels bearing the divine name.Read more
- HasdielHasdiel in Davidson and Schwab: source-attributed reports of Venus, benevolence, Uriel’s companions and heavenly courts.Read more
- HasmalA disputed term in Ezekiel interpretation; Calvin rejects an angelic reading in favor of color or electrum.Read more
- HaylielAn angel prince in the seventh heaven.
- HazielThe ninth spirit in Lenain’s scheme, associated with mercy, good faith and reconciliation.Read more
- HemanA heavenly official overseeing morning praise in Zohar 3:64b.Read more
- HermesielAn angel who leads one of the heavenly choirs.
- HofnielChief of the bene Elohim in two hierarchy lists reported by the Jewish Encyclopedia.Read more
Angel names beginning with I
- IaoelListed alongside Jahoel as an English spelling of Yahoel in the modern naming reference; the linked profile discusses Abraham’s guide in the Apocalypse of Abraham. Modern naming reference.Read more
- IaothThe counteracting name Iaôth in Kurtaêl’s speech in Testament of Solomon 80.Read more
- IofielArchangel whose name means "beauty of God."
- IsrafilIsrafil in Sahih Muslim’s night-prayer report and the resurrection-trumpet account in the abridged English Ibn Kathir commentary.Read more
Angel names beginning with J
- JaelJael in the Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses: named with Zarall as a Cherub on the Mercy-seat in Figure 36 of the grimoire.Read more
- JahoelCompare Jaoel, Abraham’s heavenly guide in Box’s Apocalypse of Abraham.Read more
- JaoelThe spelling used by Box for the Apocalypse of Abraham guide covered in the existing Jahoel profile.Read more
- JeduthunJeduthun as the twilight-song official in Zohar 3:64b, with Matt’s note 207 separately explaining the earthly counterpart.Read more
- JefischaJefischa in the Ars Paulina: angel of Ramersy, the fourth hour of the night, with attendants arranged in twelve orders.Read more
- JehudielJehudiel in the Orthodox Church in America’s November 8 commemoration: effort, divine reward, and crown-and-whip iconography.Read more
- JeremielAn archangel whose answer to waiting souls is quoted in 2 Esdras 4.Read more
Angel names beginning with K
- KabshielKabshiel in Peterson’s reference index and Yoga Vidya’s contemporary interpretation of gracefulness, strength and friendliness.Read more
- KafzielArchangel who rules the planet Saturn.
- KakabelListed as a spelling of Kokabiel in the modern naming reference; the linked profile distinguishes the 1 Enoch Watcher from the similarly named 3 Enoch prince. Modern naming reference.Read more
- KalazielKalaziel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary symbolic account of healing, disease-demons and prevention.Read more
- KaraelKarael in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary account of Seraphim, opposition to demons, divine wisdom and intuition.Read more
- KemuelThe heavenly gatekeeper in Moses legends retold by Ginzberg.Read more
- KerubielThe prince appointed over the Kerubim in 3 Enoch.Read more
- KokabielA Watcher in 1 Enoch; compare Kokbiel’s planetary role in 3 Enoch.Read more
- KutielKutiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary water-angel account, including its beliefs about divining rods and water spirits.Read more
Angel names beginning with L
- LabbielThe name changed to Raphael in Ginzberg’s account of the angels and the creation of humanity.Read more
- LahabielLahabiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary account of healing, protection from evil and protective amulet symbolism.Read more
- LamechialAn angel who thwarts deception.
- LassuariumLassuarium in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary interpretation of a protective angel associated with the tenth hour of the night.Read more
- LaylahThe angel named Night, appointed over conception in Niddah 16b.Read more
- LeoLeo in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary protective-angel interpretation, distinguished from the Latin lion and zodiac sign.Read more
Angel names beginning with M
- MachidielMachidiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary account, its explicit Malchidiel naming link, and Agrippa’s Aries–March table.Read more
- MarmarothMarmaroth in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary symbolism of fate, inner strength and personal effort.Read more
- MendrionMendrion in the Ars Paulina: the angel of the seventh night hour, Venaydor, with a retinue divided into twelve orders.Read more
- MetatronA prominent figure in later Jewish mystical angelology; interpretations of his rank vary by source.Read more
- MichaelA named heavenly prince in Daniel 12:1 and an archangel in Jude 9.Read more
- MihrMihr, the Middle Persian name for Zoroastrian Mithra, and the yazata’s prayer and contract associations in the Mihr Yasht.Read more
- MinielMiniel in the Key of Solomon’s pen prayer, with Michael and Mutiel, and the spelling witnesses reported in Peterson’s apparatus.Read more
- MitatronAn angel of the third heaven.
- MoraelMorael in the Theurgia Goetia: one of fourteen selected night dukes serving Raysiel in the northern hierarchy.Read more
- MoroniThe angel associated with Joseph Smith in Latter-day Saint tradition.Read more
- MurielMuriel in Agrippa’s Scale of Twelve, aligned with the zodiac sign Cancer and the month of June.Read more
Angel names beginning with N
- NaaririelNaaririel, printed Na’aririel in an Odeberg-attributed translation of 3 Enoch, in the princes’ chain of reverence.Read more
- NahalielNahaliel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary interpretation of rivers and the spiritual experience of flowing water.Read more
- NanaelNanael in Agrippa’s seventy-two-name table and Yoga Vidya’s contemporary sciences, communication and contemplation symbolism.Read more
- NarcarielNarcariel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary account of the eighth night hour and nighttime protection.Read more
- NasargielNasargiel in Ginzberg’s Legends of the Jews: the angel of hell commanded to guide Moses through its divisions.Read more
- NathanaelNathanael in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary symbolism of fire, spiritual awakening, devotion and trust.Read more
- Naya'ilAn angel of testing.
- NelchaelNelchael in Agrippa’s table of seventy-two angels bearing the divine name Schemhamphoras.Read more
- NurielNuriel in the Jewish Encyclopedia’s source-specific report of a replacement name in a four-chief-angel grouping.Read more
Angel names beginning with O
- OchOch in the Arbatel: an Olympic governor associated with solar matters and twenty-eight visible provinces.Read more
- OmaelOmael in Agrippa’s table of seventy-two angels bearing the divine name Schemhamphoras.Read more
- OnoelOnoel in Origen’s Contra Celsum VI.30: a reported animal-faced ruler and differing names in Celsus’s account and a diagram.Read more
- OphanielAssociated with the Ophannim and the lunar globe in 3 Enoch.Read more
- OphielOphiel in the Arbatel: an Olympic governor associated with Mercury and fourteen visible provinces.Read more
- OrielOriel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Lamarhon, the tenth hour of the day.Read more
- OrifielOrifiel in Trithemius’s De Septem Secundeis: the spirit of Saturn and first governor in its cycle of planetary rule.Read more
- OrphamielOrphamiel in the Kyprianos M4 catalogue: an angel addressed in a three-line Coptic text on a pottery ostracon.Read more
- OsmadielOsmadiel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Jafanym, the eighth hour of the day.Read more
- OurielOuriel beside Uriel in Peterson’s editorial comparison note to Testament of Solomon 10; also linked as spellings by Yoga Vidya.Read more
Angel names beginning with P
- PamyelPamyel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Zeschar, the ninth hour of the night.Read more
- PathielPathiel, also called Patha, in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary symbolism of the Sabbath’s close and the transition into everyday life.Read more
- PelielPeliel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary interpretation of virtue, decisions and responses to anger and greed.Read more
- PenielPeniel as the place named by Jacob after his wrestling encounter in Genesis32, a contextual biblical reference.Read more
- PesagniyahPesagniyah in Zohar II201b: a prince of the southern atmosphere who receives heartfelt prayers of people in distress.Read more
- PhalegPhaleg in the Arbatel: an Olympic governor associated with Mars, thirty-five provinces and military honors.Read more
- PhanuelOne of the four presences in 1 Enoch 40, associated with repentance and hope.Read more
- PhounebielPhounebiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary symbolism of healing, illness prevention and salutogenesis.Read more
- PhulPhul in the Arbatel: an Olympic governor associated with lunar matters, seven provinces, silver and water spirits.Read more
- PravuilEnoch’s heavenly writing teacher in 2 Enoch 22–23.Read more
- PronoiaPronoia in the closing hymn of the Apocryphon of John: a divine personification associated with light, remembrance and three descents.Read more
- PurahPurah in the Jewish Encyclopedia’s report of Isaac Luria’s reading of the name Puta and its association with Esau-Samael.Read more
- PurielPuriel, also called Puruel in Yoga Vidya, and the fire-testing archangel Puruel in the Testament of Abraham.Read more
Angel names beginning with Q
- QaspielAn angel who rules the moon.
- QuabrielQuabriel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Karron, the ninth hour of the day.Read more
Angel names beginning with R
- RachielRachiel in the Heptameron: list member among the angels of Friday alongside Anael and Sachiel.Read more
- RachmielRachmiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary interpretation of compassion, mercy, grace and pity.Read more
- RaduerielCalled Radweriel in Odeberg’s 3 Enoch, keeper of the heavenly records.Read more
- RaguelA holy angel associated with the luminaries in 1 Enoch 20 and 23.Read more
- RahabRahab in the Jewish Encyclopedia: the mythical sea figure and the reported tradition of the ruler of the sea.Read more
- RahatielThe prince of the constellations in 3 Enoch.Read more
- RahmielRahmiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary symbolism of compassion, comfort, confidence, mercy and forgiveness.Read more
- RamielRamiel in 2 Baruch: the angel presiding over true visions who interprets Baruch’s vision of the cloud.Read more
- RaphaelAn angel in Tobit, associated with the journey, healing, and the binding of Asmodeus.Read more
- RathanaelRathanael in the Testament of Solomon: the angel in the third heaven named by Enêpsigos as frustrating her.Read more
- RazielAn angel associated with divine secrets and the Book of Raziel.Read more
- RemielA holy angel appointed over those who rise in 1 Enoch 20.Read more
- RikbielThe prince appointed over the wheels of the Merkabah in 3 Enoch.Read more
- RizoelRizoel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary symbolism of divine help in overcoming lower forces and difficulties.Read more
- RogzielRogziel in the Jewish Encyclopedia’s reported list of seven angels of punishment for seven departments.Read more
- RumanRuman in Towards Eternal Life: an angelic examiner in Barzakh who awakens spiritual memory and directs the recording of deeds.Read more
Angel names beginning with S
- SabaothSabaoth in the Hypostasis of the Archons: the repentant offspring of Yaldabaoth elevated by Sophia and Zoe to the seventh heaven.Read more
- SabathielSabathiel in Agrippa’s Three Books of Occult Philosophy: the spirit of Saturn in a discussion of how spirits receive names.Read more
- SabloSablo in the Apocalypse of Adam: one of the figures who descend with Abrasax and Gamaliel to deliver people from fire and wrath.Read more
- SabraelSabrael in Conybeare’s Testament of Solomon: the angelic name that the decan Sphendonael says causes him to retreat.Read more
- SabrathanSabrathan in the Ars Paulina: the angel ruling Omalharien, the first hour of the night, with attendant dukes and servants.Read more
- SachielThe Thursday angel associated with Jupiter in the Heptameron.Read more
- SagnessagielSagnessagiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary account: an angel associated with wisdom, patience, forgiveness and learning from mistakes.Read more
- SahaqielThe prince assigned to the fourth heaven in 3 Enoch 17.Read more
- SalathielSalathiel in Malan’s Book of Adam and Eve: the angel sent with Suriyel to carry Adam and Eve to the Cave of Treasures.Read more
- SamkielSamkiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary interpretation of purification, beginnings and endings, and letting go.Read more
- SamuelSamuel is printed with the editorial correction Samael in Peterson’s Ars Paulina first-day-hour passage;this link follows that source-specific naming.Read more
- SandalphonAlso spelled Sandalfon; the crown-weaving angel in Chagigah 13b.Read more
- SanielSaniel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Genapherim, the sixth hour of the day, with attendant dukes and servants.Read more
- SarakielSarakiel in Richard Laurence’s 1 Enoch 20:6: one of the holy angels who watches over the spirits of human transgressors.Read more
- SarandielSarandiel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Xephan, the twelfth hour of the night, with attendant dukes and servants.Read more
- SatqielYoga Vidya’s contemporary Satqiel entry explicitly also uses the name Zadkiel;this directory link follows that modern source-specific naming.Read more
- SeraphielThe prince who leads and teaches the Seraphim in 3 Enoch 26.Read more
- ShamsielAssociated with solar signs in 1 Enoch; compare Shimshiel’s daylight office in 3 Enoch.Read more
- ShepherdThe Shepherd in Hermas, Vision 5: the angelic guide who gives commandments and similitudes and is called the angel of repentance.Read more
- ShoftielShoftiel in the Jewish Encyclopedia: Shofṭiel in a reported catalogue of seven punishment angels for seven departments.Read more
- SidqielSidqiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: prince of the Ophanim and a figure associated with Venus.Read more
- SidrielSidriel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary cosmology: the angelic ruler of the first heaven, associated with the three-dimensional universe.Read more
- SimielSimiel in Stadler’s Heiligen-Lexikon: a name in Adalbert’s prayer and the lexicon’s report of the Roman synod of 745.Read more
- SizouzeSizouze in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary interpretation: an angel of prayer symbolizing prayers carried to God and the power of prayer.Read more
- SophiaSophia in the Orthodox Church in America’s account of the Novgorod icon: the winged Fiery Angel interpreted as Christ, the Wisdom of God.Read more
- SoqedhoziSoqedhozi in an excerpt of 3 Enoch reproduced by Grant Macaskill: weighing human merits in scales before the Holy One.Read more
- SorathSorath in Agrippa’s planetary table: the spirit of the Sun associated with 666, alongside Nachiel, the intelligence associated with 111.Read more
- SorushSorush in Avesta.org’s name list and Malandra’s Iranica account: the connection with Sraosha, Srōš and the Iranian angel Surōš.Read more
- SoterasielAn angel whose name means "who stirs up the fire of God."
- SraoshaSraosha is linked to Sorush in Avesta.org’s Zoroastrian names list;this directory link follows that source-specific naming.Read more
- SurielAn officer of the Divine Presence in Berakhot 51a.Read more
Angel names beginning with T
- TagasTagas in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: an angelic patron of music who leads singing angelic choirs.Read more
- TartysTartys in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Panezur, the second hour of the night, with attendant dukes and servants.Read more
- TatrasielTatrasiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: the figure described as a great angelic prince and an exalted prince of God.Read more
- TemeluchTemeluch in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary interpretation: a female angel associated with newborns, children, pregnancy and birth.Read more
- TemperanceTemperance in Waite’s Pictorial Key to the Tarot: the winged figure pouring between chalices, interpreted through psychic and material natures.Read more
- ThelielTheliel in Waite’s Book of Ceremonial Magic: a name addressed with Anael and Donquel under the collective title Princes of love.Read more
- TubielTubiel in the Heptameron: named as the head of the sign of summer in the work’s seasonal list.Read more
- TzadkielTzadkiel is listed alongside Zadkiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary naming; this directory link follows that source-specific usage.Read more
Angel names beginning with U
- UbavielUbaviel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: an angel associated with Capricorn, inner connection and openness toward the future.Read more
- UmabelUmabel in Agrippa’s Book III, chapter 25: a name in the table of seventy-two angels bearing the Schemhamphorae.Read more
- UrielGreat archangel whose name means "God is my light."Read more
- UsielUsiel in the Theurgia Goetia: the eleventh spirit in its catalogue and a prince ruling in the northwest under Amenadiel.Read more
- UzzielUzziel in Milton’s Paradise Lost: Gabriel’s next in power, assigned to lead the southern night watch over Paradise.Read more
Angel names beginning with V
- VarhmielVarhmiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: an angel associated with the fourth hour of the day.Read more
- VequanielVequaniel in the Ars Paulina: the angel governing Dansor, the third hour of the day, with attendant dukes and servants.Read more
- VerchielVerchiel is assigned to Leo in Agrippa’s Book III, chapter 24, and associated with July in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary account.Read more
- VretielVretiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: a guardian of holy books and wise recorder of sacred knowledge.Read more
Angel names beginning with X
- XathanaelXathanael in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: an angel of punishment associated with strict lessons and growth.Read more
Angel names beginning with Y
- YabbashaelYabbashael in the Jewish Encyclopedia: fourth among seven angel names formed from names of the earth and stationed in the second heaven.Read more
- YefefiahArchangel who is the prince of the Torah.
- YehudiahYehudiah in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: a benevolent angel associated with death, grief and the accompaniment of departed souls.Read more
- YerachmielYerachmiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: an angel associated with Earth, Jupiter and symbolism of expansion.Read more
- YeshamielYeshamiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: an angel associated sometimes with Virgo and sometimes with Libra.Read more
- YofielAn angel prince of the Torah commanding 53 legions of angels.
Angel names beginning with Z
- ZaapielZaapiel in Geoffrey W. Dennis’s encyclopedia: a destructive angel associated with wicked souls in Gehenna and with storms.Read more
- ZaazenachZaazenach in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: an angel governing the sixth hour of the night.Read more
- ZabkielZabkiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: an angel described as a ruler of the choir of Thrones.Read more
- ZacharielZachariel in Agrippa’s alternative Jupiter intelligence list, with Yoga Vidya’s separately attributed Zachriel spelling and memory symbolism.Read more
- ZachrielZachriel is another spelling of Zachariel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary account, which associates the figure with memory and good intentions.Read more
- ZadkeilThe spelling used here for Zadkiel, associated with Chesed and Jupiter in Agrippa.Read more
- ZagzagelMoses’s celestial teacher in Jewish legends retold by Ginzberg.Read more
- ZakzakielZakzakiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary account: an angel in the seventh heaven who records good human deeds.Read more
- ZaphielZaphiel is assigned to Saturn in a planetary angel list in Agrippa’s Three Books of Occult Philosophy, Book III, chapter 24.Read more
- ZaphkielAssociated with Binah, the Thrones and Saturn in Agrippa’s angelology.Read more
- ZarallZarall in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary account: a cherub described as guarding the Ark of the Covenant alongside Jael.Read more
- ZazrielZazriel in the modernized online presentation of 3 Enoch 18:12–13: a great prince who removes his crown and bows before Geburatiel.Read more
- ZehanpuryuZehanpuryu in the modernized online presentation of 3 Enoch 18:21: a great prince who rebukes the fiery river and pushes it back to its place.Read more
- ZerachielZerachiel in Yoga Vidya’s contemporary spiritual account: an angel associated with July, Leo and the Sun.Read more
- ZophielZophiel in Milton’s Paradise Lost VI534–545: the swift cherub who returns from scouting and warns the loyal angels of the approaching foe.Read more
- ZurielZuriel is assigned to Libra in the list of spirits over twelve zodiac signs in Agrippa’s Three Books of Occult Philosophy, Book III, chapter 24.Read more
Angel name meanings and sources
A name’s spelling or ending is not a reliable test of whether a figure is a good or fallen angel. Transliteration, language and the text being consulted all matter. A name may also refer to different people or beings in different sources.
For examples tied to identifiable passages, see Gabriel in Daniel 8:16, Michael in Daniel 12:1, and Raphael in Tobit 12:15. These references support those entries, not every name in this catalogue.
For the classification notes above, consult Exodus 3:15 and its translation notes on Sefaria for the divine name and Adonai, and Encyclopaedia Iranica’s entry on Aēšma for the Zoroastrian figure. Matthew 1:23 explains Emmanuel.
Continue with the nine orders of angels, Cassiel, or Azrael and the angel of death.