All around the world, Габрыэль (Gabriel 
, Gabrijel 
, Габрыэль 
) is a prevalent masculine given name. The first name Габрыэль is habitual in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Argentina, where it is a common boy's name, Brazil, and Uruguay (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in Brazil, Mexico, and Nigeria. Much less frequently, Габрыэль is the last name as well as the forename.
| VARIANT | COUNTRY |
|---|---|
| Gabriel | Spain, Mexico, Nigeria, Argentina, Brazil |
| Gabrijel | Germany, Croatia, United States, Brazil, Venezuela |
| Габрыэль | Belarus |
| Qabriel | Brazil |
Biel, Gabor, Gabriele, Gabriels, Gabriël, Gabryel, Gabríel, Gavriil, Gavril, Gavrilo, Gawriil, Gibril, Gábor, Havrylo, Hawrylo, Hawryło, Jibreel, Jibril, Kaapo, Биль, Габор, Габриел, Габриеле, Габриелс, Габриель, Габриэл, Габриэле, Габриэль, Габріель, Габрієль, Гавриил, Гаврил, Гаврила, Гаврило, Гавриїл, Гаврыло, Гаўрыла, Гебріел, Гэбриел, جابرييل, جبريل, جبریل, غابور, ガブリエル, ガブリエーレ, 加布里埃爾, 卡波, and 嘉寶
Габрыэль is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Gabriel , the angel in Abrahamic religions, Paradise Lost; Mr. Ut , the Sunday Walk Fangirl, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde; Vulcan , the fictional character in Marvel Comics; Gabriel Lorca , the fictional human in the Star trek universe, Star Trek: Discovery and Sylar , the fictional character on the NBC science fiction drama series Heroes, and in many other works.