Quill is a gender-neutral English name that means "Feather Pen Or Eagle." It is derived from the English word "quill," which refers to a writing tool made from a moulted flight feather of a large bird or a diminutive of the name Aquilla. Quills were historically used for writing with ink before the invention of modern pens. The name reflects a connection to writing, creativity, and intelligence. Quills were the primary writing instrument in medieval manuscripts and were also used for important historical documents like Magna Carta and the Declaration of Independence. Today, quill pens are still used by professional scribes and calligraphers. In addition to its association with writing, the name Quill is also linked to symbolism related to clerks, intelligentsia, and administrative duties. The name carries a rich history and connection to the art of writing and creativity.
Quill or Quille is an anglicized version of the Irish surname "Ó Cuill," which translates to wood, forest, or shrub hazel tree. The Coill clan, originating from Munster, particularly counties Kerry and Cork, is believed to be a bardic family. Notable individuals with the surname include Alf Quill, an Australian athlete; Declan Quill, an Irish Gaelic footballer; Eric Quill, an American soccer player; Erin Quill, an American actress; Gene Quill, an American musician; and Greg Quill, an Australian musician. Other prominent figures are Jeffrey Quill, a British aviator and author; John Quill, an Irish rugby player; Máirín Quill, an Irish politician; and Mike Quill, a founder of the Transport Workers Union of America. Additionally, the surname is associated with fictional characters such as Peter Quill, also known as Star-Lord, a superhero from Marvel Comics, and Quill, the codename of Maxwell Jordan, a character from X-Men comics.
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