Crusoe
[ˈkruː.soʊ]Meaning
English surname, from French Crusiaux, a topographic name from creux, "hollow"
Background Story
Crusoe is recorded, in a user-submitted entry, as a masculine given name in English. As a surname it derives from the French Crusiaux, a topographic surname from a diminutive of creux, meaning "hollow"; an alternative derivation is from Croiseau, a French habitational surname.
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