What Does Roscoe Mean?

The name Roscoe has its origin in Old Norse and Old German. This name is pronounced as ROS-koh. It means deer wood or doe wood. It is popularly used as boy's name. Roscoe varies as Ross, Rosco, Rosscoe. He can also be named as Pascoe, Rocco, Roche, Rosse, Royce, and Roice. According to the census of 1990 of United States of America, it was not much used as a surname.

This name generally has English usage. This name suggests that, a boy named Roscoe is from the deer forest. The variant names also have different meanings. Poscoe suggest an Easter child. Rocco means rest. Rosse proposes a headland or cape. All these variants and the name Roscoe bring out the peaceful and calm characteristics of a boy named Roscoe.

The name Roscoe is a boy's name that is pronounced as "ROS-koh". It is also found used as a surname. The name is believed to have been derived from either the Old German or Old Norse and means "deer wood". The name has three variant forms namely Rosco, Ross and Rosscoe. There are several places named Roscoe and is popular in the north of England.    There is the tennis star called Roscoe Tanner and a U.S. Representative called Roscoe Bartlett from Maryland. There is also a novel called "Roscoe" written by William Kennedy.

Oh my god my horses name is roscoe and thats cool to know!

Its rocco not rosco