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The male [[given name]] '''Russell''' originated with the [[Russell|surname]] from the Old French hahhahahahsioasssss[[Category:English masculine given names]]
The male [[given name]] '''Russell''' originated with the [[Russell|surname]] from the Old French ''roussel'' (red-haired or red-skined), from ''roux'' (red hair colour). It can be shortened to Russ or [[Rusty]] and arose as a nickname for someone with red hair.
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People with this name include:
* [[Russell Brand]], British television presenter, comedian and actor
* [[Russell Branyan]], American baseball player
* [[Russell Crowe]], Australian actor
* [[Russell T Davies]], Welsh screenwriter and producer
* [[Russ Feingold]], United States senator
* [[Russell Lissack]], British guitarist
* [[Russell Martin]], Canadian baseball player
* [[Russell Mulcahy]], Australian director
* [[Russ Springer]], American baseball player
* [[Russell Tovey]], British actor

===In fiction ===
*Russell, [[List_of_Happy_Tree_Friends_characters#Russell|character]] from ''Happy Tree Friends''
*[[Stringer Bell]], a fictional character from ''The Wire'', also known as Russell Bell

==References==
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Revision as of 16:15, 17 November 2009

The male given name Russell originated with the surname from the Old French roussel (red-haired or red-skined), from roux (red hair colour). It can be shortened to Russ or Rusty and arose as a nickname for someone with red hair.

People with this name include:

In fiction

  • Russell, character from Happy Tree Friends
  • Stringer Bell, a fictional character from The Wire, also known as Russell Bell

References