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Redell

Gender-neutral name · American · English

US rank
Unranked
Syllables
2
Peak
#3,687 in 1944

0 babies were named Redell in the US in 2025.

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US births per million girls, 1922–2025

03619221963

US births per million boys, 1915–2025

0510191519601992

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Popularity: U.S. Social Security Administration (babies with 5+ births per year).

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A few things about Redell you might not know, from US birth records. Handy for convincing a partner, or a grandparent.

  • HistoryRedell first shows up in US birth records in 1915, the first year at least 5 babies got it. It has been in use for 110 years since.
  • Best yearIts best year was 1944, when it reached #3,687.

About the name Redell

Redell is a gender-neutral name of American and English origin. It has 6 letters and 2 syllables, starting with R and ending in “-ell”. US birth records list Redell for girls from 1922 to 1963, in 12 of those 42 years. Its best year was 1944, when it ranked #3,687 among girl names. It hasn't been given to 5 or more US babies in a year since 1963, so today it's a genuinely rare choice.

Origin:American namesEnglish names

Redell for girls, by decade
DecadeBabies per millionAbout 1 in
1920s2.8363,636 girls
1930s0.61,785,714 girls
1940s0.91,063,830 girls
1950s1.2862,069 girls
1960s0.81,290,323 girls
Redell for boys, by decade
DecadeBabies per millionAbout 1 in
1910s2.3434,783 boys
1920s1.9540,541 boys
1930s3.1321,543 boys
1940s2.4409,836 boys
1950s2.9349,650 boys
1960s2.5398,406 boys
1970s1.2813,008 boys
1980s1.1917,431 boys
1990s0.81,200,000 boys

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Questions about the name Redell

What is the origin of the name Redell?

Redell has American, English roots in our records. Other American names include Henry, Lainey, Maverick.

Is Redell a boy or girl name?

Both. Redell is used for boys and girls.

How popular is the name Redell?

Redell is rare: fewer than 5 US girls got it in 2025, and it was last given to 5 or more in 1963. It peaked at #3,687 in 1944.