Ragúel

Raguel is a name of Hebrew origin, primarily known from Abrahamic religious texts. In the Book of Enoch, an ancient Jewish religious work, Raguel is one of the seven archangels. He is often described as the angel who oversees the justice of God and punishes those who transgress against His will. The name's meaning, 'friend of God' or 'shepherd of God', reflects this role of divine oversight and close relationship with the divine.

While not as commonly used as other archangel names like Michael or Gabriel, Raguel holds a significant place in esoteric and apocryphal literature. Its usage as a given name is rare, often appearing in communities with a strong connection to these religious texts or a desire for unique, biblically-rooted names. The name carries an ancient and spiritual resonance, appealing to those who appreciate its deep historical and theological roots.