אוּרִיאֵל

The Hebrew word אוּרִיאֵל (u.ri.el) has a single short definition: Uriel. As a proper name, it belongs to a specific person. This designation indicates that Uriel is a unique individual, likely with no general significance beyond his personal identity. The fact that Uriel appears twice in the Bible suggests he might be a relatively important figure, but the absence of more information limits our understanding of his significance. The occurrence of this name in the Bible does not provide a clear range of usage beyond designation of a person named Uriel. Without further context, it is difficult to determine the broader implications or potential relationships between individuals or events. The two occurrences of Uriel in the Bible likely give insight into the significance of this particular individual, but the brevity of the data here severely limits any further analysis of his impact or role.