Tirrell

If baby knows exactly how to pull on your strings, you’ll know you chose well with Tirrell. This masculine American name stems from British and French origins, once a last name and now crossing over to first-name usage. Tirrell is considered a form of Terrell, which stems from the Norman-French nickname tirel, and simply means “to pull.” This endearment began as a nickname for a stubborn person, which baby may understandably feel sometimes as they find their footing in the world. Tirrell has a playful yet handsome chime that will age smoothly with baby as they grow and flourish.