Origin and Meaning of Chauntelle

A variant of Chantelle, meaning 'stone' or 'land of stone'.

Origin: French - Derived from the French name Chantelle, which in turn comes from the Old French 'cantel', meaning 'little stone' or a diminutive form of 'chante', meaning 'to sing'.

• Chauntelle is a modern variation of the more traditional name Chantelle and is primarily used in English-speaking countries.
• The name has been adopted in various cultures but remains relatively uncommon outside English-speaking contexts.
• Notable bearers of the name include several public figures and artists, although it is not associated with any major historical figures.
• Chauntelle has seen fluctuating popularity in recent decades, largely due to the trends favoring unique and modern variations of traditional names.
• Variations of the name include Chantelle, Chantel, and Chenelle, which have similar meanings and origins.