What is the name of a female Carmel?

I always wanted to name a female, so I don't know her name.

One day I named her Carmel because she had a lot of "Carmel" about her. She has long ears, big head, a big butt.everything I like in a female.so I really want to name her that.

What is the name of a male Carmel? I have always wanted to name one of my males Caralina, after the city of the same name, a place near the lake.a place known for Carmels. If anyone is willing to name one for me, plese pm me and explain what your thoughts are on names, as well as, any story you may tell, about the origin of your name, etc.or do I need to purchase one? I don't want to name him/her 'Taurus', though. No disrespect to those named after the bull, however I haven't really noticed any Carmel males with that name, besides being born in the year 'Taurus' (not sure how much that really counts) LOL!

A friend wants to name her male carmel because when she was a very young cat she had long ears, and she was named after the city and he will be born in the years of the charmed life which is the best year possible. I named my male 'carmel' just bc I saw the movie and there was this little girl who was named 'carmel' and it just kind of stuck with me, and when I was a young cat I got long earssies I really liked the look of them, they looked just like a cat's ears. I named one of my cats Carmel because I love the name Carmel but the only female I have is a tortie cross so I would like to name her Taurus. Maybe some one else will love this name as much as I do.

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What is the male version of the name Carmel?

Carmel is a short name meaning 'famed among men' in Hebrew, and it has several meanings.

But most people probably associate the name with Carmel of Galilee, the Jewish town in northern Israel. The name Carmel is closely related to the name Carmelite. Both mean 'rock of Carmel' and were given to two different places in Israel: Carmel, meaning 'good rock', and Carmelite, meaning 'small rock'. The name Carmel comes from the name Carmelah, which was a daughter of 'Abel the Carmelite' (who was the son of Carmel). She was a prophetess who lived in an area that is now called Jabneh, in southern Israel.

The place of Jabneh became known as 'the land of Carmel', and that name has passed into English as Carmel. It is thought that there are more than ten Carmelite monasteries throughout the world, mostly in Italy. One of these Carmelites was Saint Margaret of Antioch, the sister of St. Louis IX of France. Her Carmelite convent in Antioch had such fame for its holiness that Pope Clement XI declared it a separate diocese in 1685.

A more recent Carmelite (that is, a nun of the congregation of St. Teresa of Avila) is Mother Teresa of Calcutta, who had many Carmelite friends in the Holy Land. She once said that 'I want a Carmel to serve the Lord in Jerusalem.' In her book 'The Joy of Being a Carmelite' she wrote, 'I am not only a Carmelite because I have vowed to take vows, but because I am a person who always strives for excellence. For me Carmel is an ideal of perfect love. God's love for man is shown in Carmel.'

There are a few instances where the name Carmel and Carmelite can be found together. It may refer to one of the monasteries in France. There is also the Carmelite monastery at Walsingham, in Norfolk. There was a Carmelite nunnery at Cirencester in the early 1500s, which was suppressed after the dissolution of the monasteries. The names Carmel, Carmelite, and Carmel are often confused, especially with women named Carmel.

Is Carmel a religious name?

Carmel is a religious name.

The name Carmel is derived from the Hebraic word Carmai, meaning a grove or hill. This name is usually given to a place or a person who dwells on a hill or mountain. Carmel can also refer to someone who was born on a Sunday and it can refer to something that is pure. All of these meanings apply to the name Carmel. Some people are Carmel and it is not known exactly how this name became popular. There are other places around the world that share this name, so why are all these meanings attributed to Carmel? If you are interested in learning more about this name there is no need to worry because you will discover answers to all of your questions here on Namespedia.

The name Carmel is used for both girls and boys. When it comes to baby names, parents tend to prefer the names that begin with letters which are considered feminine. Of the names that begin with C, only Carmel is considered to be a girl name. While the masculine name Carmine has had a surge in popularity among the middle class population, Carmel is still considered to be one of the most popular names among males and females. If you were wondering why Carmel has become so popular, consider that the Romans and Greeks loved the area where this name comes from. Both cultures gave many names that are related to hills or mountains. In addition, the Bible holds no doubt that the hills and mountains have spiritual significance. People believe that when Jesus rose from the tomb, he traveled through a forest named Mount Carmel. According to the Gospels of Luke and Matthew, Jesus' first miracle was performed while he walked with a crowd in the direction of Mount Carmel. Therefore, the meaning of Carmel should be quite clear to everyone.

Where is the name Carmel derived from? Carmel is a Hebrew name meaning "small hill" or "mulberry trees". Other names with the same meaning include Carmene, Carmine, Carmela, Carmina, and Carmelina. To explain why Carmel has been popular for hundreds of years, it is best to look into what happened when Jesus walked through a forest. This is where people are drawn to since they associate Carmel with the Holy Ghost. The Gospel of John tells us that Jesus taught in an orchard that sat on a mountain called Golgotha.

How do you spell the name Carmel for a girl?

I was wondering if anyone could help me spell the name Carmel for a girl.

I have tried Google and I can't find it. The correct spelling of the name is Carmel. I am not sure why you don't just type in your search engine (Google, Bing, Yahoo, etc.) the word "carmel". It will bring up any number of definitions, including many ways of spelling the word. There are also many hits on Google image search for the image of a Carmel, which is a place name. Most of these images have the name spelled "Carmel".

There are many variants of this name. I think the most common spelling in England is Carmel.

However, I think that the most common spelling in the US is Carmel.