Origin and Meaning of Pharell

To be happy or joyful

Origin: English - Pharell is a modern variant of the name Pharrell, which is believed to be derived from Middle English or French origins, potentially linked to the word 'faral', meaning to be joyful.

• Pharell is often recognized due to the fame of the artist Pharrell Williams, a Grammy-winning musician and producer known for hits like 'Happy' and 'Get Lucky'.
• The name has gained popularity particularly in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, largely influenced by pop culture.
• Pharell can be considered a unisex name, though it is more commonly associated with male individuals.
• Despite its modern usage, Pharell has not achieved high popularity rankings compared to traditional names and remains fairly unique.
• Variations of the name include Pharrell and Ferrell, which can also be spelled differently across cultures.