Ar|i|el

ar|i|el «AIR ee uhl», noun, or ariel gazelle,

a gazelle native to Arabia: »

The familiar light-brown gazelle, sometimes called the…ariel gazelle, is about 2 feet tall [and] lives in the desert where only a few low shrubs grow (Victor H. Cahalane).

╂[< Abic 'ayyil stag]

Ar|i|el «AIR ee uhl», noun.

1. the airy spirit who served Prospero in Shakespeare's play The Tempest.

2. one of the five satellites of the planet Uranus.

3. Jerusalem (in the Bible, Isaiah 29:1,2,7).