Hassel is a unique and distinctive given name of Swedish origin. It is derived from the Old Norse personal name "Hasili," which was formed from the elements "haki" meaning "heath" or "moor" and "hildr" signifying "battle." Therefore, Hassel can be interpreted as "battle on the heath."
The name Hassel is not particularly common and does not have a widespread presence in other cultures besides Sweden. It has been used throughout history but remains relatively rare, adding to its unique appeal.
In terms of popularity, Hassel has not been among the top names in Sweden or any other country. However, it has made occasional appearances in birth records, indicating that some parents choose this name for its distinctiveness and rich historical meaning.
Individuals named Hassel may appreciate their name's connection to Swedish heritage and history, as well as its uncommon nature. While there are no notable figures with the given name Hassel, those who bear it can take pride in its unique origins and meaning.
The name Hassel experienced fluctuations in popularity from 1914 to 1974, with a peak of 27 births in 1925 and the lowest being 5 births in both 1936 and 1970. Overall, there were 512 births during this period.