Origin and Meaning of Manville

Manor town

Origin: English - Derived from the Old French 'manoir' meaning 'manor' and the Old English 'ville' meaning 'town or settlement'.

• Manville is often used as a surname, particularly in England, before it transitioned into use as a first name.
• The name is particularly associated with places in England, such as Manville in Somerset, which contributes to its significance in British geography.
• Notable bearers include individuals with the surname Manville, who have appeared in various public records and prominent historical documents.
• Manville is not commonly found in contemporary usage as a first name, leading to a unique, vintage appeal for those who choose it.
• Variations of the name might include 'Mansfield' and 'Manville' in its different contexts, but they have distinct meanings.