Origin and Meaning of Garrell

Spear rule or brave with a spear

Origin: English/Old Germanic - Garrell is derived from the Old Germanic name Gerald, which combines the elements 'ger' meaning 'spear' and 'wald' meaning 'rule'.

• The name Garrell is relatively uncommon and has emerged as a modern variant of the more common name Gerald.
• It is primarily used in English-speaking countries and may be influenced by trends towards unique and modern names.
• Notable bearers include Garrell M. Smith, a contemporary figure in sports, showcasing the name's application in modern culture.
• Garrell has not maintained high popularity but has seen some usage in the late 20th century among newborns in the US.
• Variations of Gerald—such as Geraldine for females—are more common, providing a gendered counterpart to Garrell.