Hazel

Hazel refers to the hazel tree, which was named for the brown color of its fruits and wood. In historical context, the tree was symbolic in Britain and was often associated with wisdom and protection. In the language of flowers, hazel stands for reconciliation.

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The name Hazel has English origins. It derives from the Old English word 'hæsel', which refers to the hazel tree.

  • Popularity: 68th
  • Babies named Hazel in the US in 2023:
    Female: 6154
    Male: 24
  • Nicknames: Haze, Hazie, Zell, Zella, Haiz..
  • Full Names: Hazel-Marie, Hazel-Rose, Hazel-Jane, Hazel-Ann, Hazel-Lee..
  • Famous Namesakes: Hazel Scott-pianist, Hazel Keech-actress, Hazel Blears-politician, Hazel O'Connor-singer, Hazel Mae-broadcaster..
  • Gender: Traditionally a feminine name, but has seen some unisex usage in recent years.
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Hazel resonates with the number 7, which signifies introspection, spiritual awareness, and a desire for deeper understanding of oneself and the universe. It suggests a journey towards inner wisdom and enlightenment.

The name Hazel has seen rising popularity in the 21st century, partly due to its appearance in popular culture. It ranked in the top 50 baby names in the U.S. since 2015, continuing to maintain its charm as a vintage yet fresh choice for many parents.

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