Chantell

Chantell represents an alternative spelling of Chantal, which has its origin in the surname of the French saint Jeanne Françoise Frémont de Chantal. Translated into German, this female first name means 'the rock', 'the stone of a wall', or 'the cornerstone'.

What does the name Chantell mean?

Chantell is a modified form of Chantal, which derives from the surname of the French saint Jeanne Françoise Frémont de Chantal. In German, the name translates to 'the rock', 'the stone of a wall', or 'the cornerstone'. Its roots go back to Old French and Old Provençal, where the word cantal means 'stone', 'wall stone', 'cornerstone', and 'stony place'. The saint Jeanne Françoise Frémont de Chantal lived in the 16th and 17th centuries and founded an order after the death of her husband. The first name Chantell is often mistakenly associated with the French word 'chanter' for 'to sing', which is not accurate. Other variants include Chantale, Chantall, Chantalle, and Chantalee, as well as the alternative spellings Chantel and Chantelle.

Where does the name Chantell come from?

The etymology of Chantell is of Old French origin and means 'the rock'. The Old French

How do you pronounce Chantell?

Schan-tell

When is the name day of Chantell?

The name day for Chantell is celebrated on December 12.

Popularity

In Germany, Chantell is a rather rare first name. It has not appeared in the German first name charts so far. In Austria, the name reached its highest ranking of 748th place in the name charts in 1994. In the last ten years, Chantell has been given less than ten times there, resulting in a 5,065th place in the ten-year statistics. From 1984 to 2024, it ranks 6,179th in Austria.