Origin and Meaning of Granvil

Gravel bank or from the gravel hill

Origin: English - Derived from the Old English elements 'graef' meaning 'gravel' and 'hyll' meaning 'hill'. It refers to a geographical feature.

• Granvil is a relatively rare name, but it has historical significance in certain English-speaking regions.
• The name is most commonly found in historically English areas, particularly among families with roots in rural regions.
• Notable bearers include Granvil H. Sutherland, a prominent figure in early 20th-century American horticulture.
• The name Granvil has seen very limited popularity in modern times, often being outnumbered by more common given names.
• Variations or related names may include Granville, which is more commonly used and has similar geographic roots.