Pavell

Pavell is a proper noun that can function as both a given name and a surname in various cultures. The spelling is uncommon and is typically treated as a variant of related names such as Pavel or Pavle, which themselves trace back to the name Paul.

Origin and meaning: The root name Paulus, from which Pavel and related forms are derived, is traditionally understood to mean “small” or “humble.” The form Pavell may arise through transliteration, regional pronunciation, or personal adaptation in different language communities.

Usage and distribution: Pavell appears more often in diaspora communities where names are adapted to local orthography and phonology. As a surname, it is relatively rare and may reflect family lineage or regional naming practices that preserve an older or alternate spelling of a given name.

Notable people and uses: There are no widely recognized figures, places, or institutions currently documented under the exact spelling Pavell in major reference works. The name can appear in fiction or media as a character name or as a less common variation of more familiar forms.

See also: Pavel, Pavle, Pavlos, Paul.