Ordell
[ɔrˈdɛl]Meaning
recorded as a given name in Anglo-Saxon
Background Story
Ordell is recorded as a given name in Anglo-Saxon, used for both men and women. This comes from a user-submitted entry rather than the reference work's own entry, so it records the name's use and gender only.
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