Yohel is a distinctive and uncommon given name, of Hebrew origin. Derived from the Hebrew word "yovel," which means "jubilee" or "ram's horn," it signifies celebration and joy. This name holds significant cultural and spiritual importance in Judaism, as it is associated with the year of jubilee, a time of rest and freedom from slavery every 50 years. Yohel is often chosen by parents looking for a unique yet meaningful name for their child. It has been used sparingly throughout history, contributing to its rarity today. Despite its uncommon nature, Yohel offers an appealing blend of uniqueness and cultural significance, making it an attractive choice for those seeking something different from the more commonly used names.
The name Yohel experienced a dip in popularity between 2010 and 2012, with only 5 births recorded each of those years, following the peak of 6 births in 2010. There was another spike in 2022, with 5 births again. Over this period, Yohel's total births amounted to 21.