Origin and Meaning of Tornell

Variant of the name Torn, meaning 'thunder'.

Origin: Old Norse - Derived from the Old Norse name 'Þórn' (Thor), which relates to 'thunder'. The name may also be influenced by the Latin 'tornare', meaning 'to turn', associated with the notion of change or transformation.

• Tornell is an uncommon name, but it reflects Norse mythology, primarily associated with the god Thor, who is the god of thunder and strength.
• This name is mainly used in Scandinavian countries, where names derived from Old Norse culture are prevalent.
• Notable figures with the name include Tornell Jullien, a contemporary artist known for his vibrant installations.
• Overall popularity of Tornell in recent years has fluctuated, but it remains relatively rare compared to more traditional names.
• Variations of the name include Torn, Thorne, and Thor, each reflecting a connection to strength and nature.