Nyjal is of Hebrew origin and means "wrestling with God". It is an uncommon but distinct name, often mistaken for other similar-sounding names like Neal or Neil. Nyjal is typically given to boys and does not have any commonly associated nicknames or diminutives. Despite its unconventional spelling, the pronunciation of Nyjal is straightforward and follows standard English phonetics: /'naɪdʒəl/. The name has gained some popularity in recent years, especially among families seeking unique but meaningful names for their children. In popular culture, there are no notable characters or figures named Nyjal, allowing individuals bearing this name to forge their own identity without being immediately associated with a specific character trait or story.
Nyjal had a total of 12 babies named between 2002 and 2003, with an annual average of around one birth every six months during this period.