Reynolds

Reynolds is a surname of English origin. The name has been used in many different areas, including places, people, and companies.

Etymology

The name Reynolds is derived from the Old Norse name Reginold. In Old Norse, "Regin" meant 'counsel', and "valdr" meant 'ruler'. The name was brought to England by the Vikings and became popular in the Middle Ages.

People

There are many notable people with the surname Reynolds, including:

• Burt Reynolds, an American actor.
• Ryan Reynolds, a Canadian actor.
• Debbie Reynolds, an American actress and singer.
• Josh Reynolds, an Australian rugby league player.

Places

There are also several places named Reynolds, such as:

• Reynolds, Indiana, a town in the United States.
• Reynolds, North Dakota, a city in the United States.
• Reynolds County, Missouri, a county in the United States.

Companies

Several companies also bear the Reynolds name, including:

• R.J. Reynolds, an American tobacco company.
• Reynolds and Reynolds, an American business forms and software company.
• Reynolds Metals, an American aluminum company.

See also

• Reynolds number, a dimensionless quantity in fluid mechanics.
• Reynolds (disambiguation), for other uses of the term.

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