Crusoe
Meaning of Crusoe
Crusoe is a unique and distinctive name for a baby boy. It originated from the surname Crusoe, which is of English origin. The name became well-known through Daniel Defoe's classic novel "Robinson Crusoe," published in 1719. The protagonist, Robinson Crusoe, was a castaway who survived on a deserted island, making this name synonymous with adventure and resilience. Crusoe has gained popularity in recent years, with its modern variant Cruz also being widely used. The name has seen a steady increase in popularity in the United States since 2014, with 10 occurrences in 2021 and reaching a rank of 7,571. Choosing the name Crusoe for your little one will give them an extraordinary and captivating moniker that evokes images of exploration and survival.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as kroo-SOH (/kruˈso/)
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Notable People Named Crusoe
| Crusoe Kurddal was a renowned Aboriginal Australian artist celebrated for his Mimih and Yawkyawk sculptures, as well as his acting contributions. |
