Hazel
English name taken from the hazel tree, associated with nature and the hazel nut.
Hazel comes from the English word for the hazel tree. It began as a nature-based name and became established as a given name in English-speaking countries. The name has remained popular for its soft sound and natural imagery, and it is sometimes also associated with the hazel color.
- Hazel Scott20th century • Music
Trinidadian-American pianist and singer known for her talent and influence in early American television.
- Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman20th century • Tennis
American tennis champion remembered for major achievements in early international competition.
- Hazel Brugger21st century • Comedy
Swiss comedian and TV personality known for her stand-up and media work in German-speaking countries.
- Hazel Keech21st century • Acting
British actress and model known for work in film and television.
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