Emmanuel, of Hebrew origin, means "God is with us." It's a name steeped in religious significance, popularized by the New Testament as it was given to Jesus Christ. Emmanuel gained prominence during the Middle Ages and has since been used widely across Christian communities. In France, Emmanuel became particularly popular in the 19th century, ranking among the top 20 names for boys born there today. The name Emmanuel carries a sense of divine presence and hope, embodying the spirit of unity and companionship. It's often associated with concepts of peace, love, and redemption.
The name Emmanuel experienced varying popularity between 1995 and 2014, with peaks in 2001 (9 births) and 2011 (9 births), and a total of 61 babies named Emmanuel born during this period.