Meaning and history
Ismaël is the Spanish and Portuguese form of Ishmael and the form used in the Greek Old Testament.
20062006: 988 births, rank #324
2007: 978 births, rank #327
2008: 935 births, rank #348
2009: 863 births, rank #357
2010: 824 births, rank #362
20112011: 789 births, rank #376
2012: 776 births, rank #383
2013: 746 births, rank #400
2014: 807 births, rank #386
2015: 772 births, rank #401
20162016: 792 births, rank #403
2017: 814 births, rank #392
2018: 919 births, rank #359
2019: 875 births, rank #365
2020: 905 births, rank #350
20212021: 928 births, rank #350
2022: 1,076 births, rank #312
2023: 1,425 births, rank #244
2024: 1,535 births, rank #234
20252025: 1,307 births, rank #263
Ismael moved from #234 to #263 for boys between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 2024, with 1,535 births.