In the French origin, Cornell means "Cornell \c(o)-rne-ll, cor-nell\ as a boy's name is of French origin. Medieval vernacular form of Cornelius. In modern use, it usually represents a transferred use of the surname. Cornell University, in Ithaca NY, was founded by 19th-century telegraph pioneer Ezra Cornell. He was for a while the largest stockholder in Western Union.
Cornell has 3 variant forms: Cornall, Cornel and Corney.
Baby names that sound like Cornell are Carnell and Kornell.
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In the Latin origin, Cornell means "Horn"
