Hazel

Hazel is a popular female name in the United States with 28th on the top list for 2021.

During the last 100 years 170,037 newborn girls were given the name Hazel.
1,788 boys were given the name.

The trend of newborns named Hazel in the US last 20 years

Hazel is a name that has been used for both boys and girls, but it is more commonly given to girls. It is of English origin and means "the hazelnut tree". The name has been in use since the 19th century and has remained popular throughout the years. Notable people with the name Hazel include American actress Hazel Court and British singer Hazel O'Connor.

Hazel rank report (US ranking for newborns 2021)

Nicknames for Hazel

HazhæzShortened version of Hazel
HazeheɪzShortened version of Hazel
ZelzɛlShortened version of Hazel
ZelliezɛliCutesy version of Hazel
HazyheɪziCutesy version of Hazel

Famous people named Hazel

HazelActressHazel was a popular American actress in the 1920s and 1930s
Hazel ScottMusicianHazel was an American jazz and classical pianist, singer, and actor
Hazel McCallionPoliticianHazel was a Canadian politician who served as the mayor of Mississauga, Ontario for 36 years
Hazel O'ConnorMusicianHazel is a British singer-songwriter and actress, known for her role in the film Breaking Glass and her hit song "Will You?
Hazel DickensMusicianHazel was an American bluegrass singer, songwriter, and guitarist
Hazel MaeSports journalistHazel is a Canadian sports journalist who worked for the MLB Network and Sportsnet
Hazel BryanCivil rights activistHazel was one of the two white students who famously confronted and taunted Elizabeth Eckford, one of the Little Rock Nine, during the desegregation of Little Rock Central High School in 1957

Fictional character called Hazel from pop culture

Hazel Grace LancasterThe Fault in Our StarsProtagonist of the novel and film, a teenage girl with thyroid cancer
Hazel Wassername30 RockOne of Liz Lemon's childhood bullies who becomes a successful businesswoman
Hazel LevesqueHeroes of OlympusOne of the seven demigods in the series, daughter of Pluto and member of Camp Jupiter
HazelWatership DownA rabbit in the novel and animated film who helps lead a group of rabbits to safety
Hazel MotesWise BloodProtagonist of the novel, a disillusioned World War II veteran who becomes a preacher

Frequently Asked Questions about Hazel

What is the meaning of the name Hazel?The name Hazel means 'the hazelnut tree' or 'the color hazel'.
Is Hazel a popular name?Yes, Hazel has gained popularity in recent years and is currently ranked as the 43rd most popular name for baby girls in the United States.
What famous people have the name Hazel?Famous people with the name Hazel include actress Hazel Court, singer Hazel O'Connor, and children's book author Hazel Hutchins.
What are some common nicknames for Hazel?Common nicknames for Hazel include Hazey, Haze, and Zel.
What are some similar names to Hazel?Similar names to Hazel include Holly, Ivy, Autumn, and Willow.
Is Hazel a unisex name?No, Hazel is traditionally a feminine name, although it has been used as a masculine name in rare cases.
What are some famous fictional characters with the name Hazel?Famous fictional characters with the name Hazel include Hazel Grace Lancaster from the novel and film 'The Fault in Our Stars' and Hazel Levesque from the 'Heroes of Olympus' book series.