Jonell
Meaning of Jonell
Jonell glows with the quiet charm of a hidden gem, a name believed to have blossomed from the classic John—meaning “God is gracious”—with an airy French-flavored “-elle” twist that softens its edges and lets it dance happily across the tongue. Used for boys and girls alike, Jonell first tip-toed onto American birth certificates in the early 1900s, rode a gentle wave of post-war optimism through the 1940s and ’50s, and has since settled into delightful rarity—perfect for parents who love the idea of their child sharing a name that’s familiar yet far from the classroom echo chamber. Think of Jonell as a bright little firefly: friendly, easy-going, and impossible to confuse with the crowd, while still carrying the timeless grace of its biblical roots.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as jon-EL (/dʒənˈɛl/)
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Notable People Named Jonell
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