Origin and Meaning of Sedell

Acorn or Sedge Hill

Origin: English - Derived from Old English elements 'sæge' meaning 'sedge' (a type of grass) and 'hill' referring to a mound or hill.

• Sedell is considered a relatively rare and unique name that may be characterized by its naturalistic connotations.
• The name is primarily found in English-speaking countries and is influenced by nature, reflecting features of landscapes, specifically wetlands or grassy hills.
• Notable bearers are scarce, as Sedell is uncommon, but it is sometimes used as a surname as well as a given name.
• Sedell is not widely popular as a first name; it tends to be more of a niche choice with little consistent trending.
• Variations of the name Sedell may include Sedellia or Sedel, though these are also rare.