Geelle

Geelle derives from geel ("camel") and the possessive suffix -le. The name means "one who has camels" or "camel owner," describing someone who possesses camel herds. In pastoral society where camels represent wealth, survival, and status, Geelle marks a person of means and prosperity. The name celebrates ownership of these vital animals and the security that comes with having camels. Geelle suggests someone with resources and the ability to provide for their family through their livestock, embodying pastoral success and material well-being.