The name Randell is likely derived from Randall or Randle, which mean 'wolf shield, 'but there is no specific evidence confirming this meaning for Randell itself. It was introduced to England by the Normans and has since evolved into various spellings, including Randall and Randle. The name was initially used as a given name and later became a surname. Over time, the use of the name has been influenced by cultural and linguistic changes, reflecting its Germanic and Norse roots. Randell symbolizes protection, as it translates to 'wolf shield', but the direct symbolism of strength is not explicitly supported.
