Origin and Meaning of Tytrell

Variant of the name Tyrell, often interpreted as 'pulling the earth' or 'to plow'

Origin: English - Derived from the Old French surname Tirel, which is believed to originate from the Norman 'Tirel', meaning 'to plow' or related to 'earth'.

• Tytrell is a modern anglicized variant that emerged in contemporary naming trends.
• The name has gained some popularity in North America, reflecting a trend towards unique and creative spellings of traditional names.
• Notable uses of the name can be found in various fictional works and media, though it remains relatively uncommon.
• Popularity trends indicate a rise in the use of Tytrell in the 21st century, aligning with a general shift towards distinctive names.
• Related names include Tyrell and Tyrel, both of which share a similar etymology and meaning.