Javell is an uncommon given name of Latin origin, derived from the word 'javellus', which translates to 'javelin'. This name holds historical significance as it was borne by several prominent figures in ancient Roman history and mythology. One notable bearer was Javellius, a Roman general who served under Julius Caesar during the Gallic Wars. The name's connection to the javelin also lends it a sense of strength, agility, and precision, suggesting someone who is quick-witted, skilled, and capable of achieving great heights with speed and accuracy. Despite its unique origin and historical ties, Javell remains relatively rare today, making those who bear this name stand out in a crowd.
The name Javell experienced variable popularity over the years, peaking in the late 90s and early 2000s with years like 1998 (12 births), 1999 (13 births), and 2002 (18 births). However, it saw a significant decline after 2007, with most recent years showing less than 15 births each.