Morrell

Morrell can refer to several things, most commonly:

• A surname: Morrell is a surname of English and French origin. It is believed to be derived from the medieval personal name Morel, which itself is of uncertain origin. It may be a diminutive of the Old French "maur," meaning "Moor" or "dark-skinned," or it could derive from a Germanic personal name. Notable people with the surname Morrell include various figures in politics, literature, and other fields.

• A given name: While less common, Morrell can occasionally be used as a given name, typically masculine.

• A geographic location: Morrell may refer to a place name, such as a town, village, or other geographical feature. Specific locations named Morrell would require further context to identify.

• A type of mushroom (Less Common): While morels are often misspelled as Morrell, the more accurate spelling for the edible fungus is "morel." These mushrooms are prized for their distinctive honeycomb-like appearance and savory flavor. However, using "Morrell" to refer to morel mushrooms is generally considered an error.