Cason
KAY-suhn
Meaning:
Derived from the Old French surname 'Cason,' meaning 'settlement' or 'hollow.'
Gender
Boy
Origin
English, French, Germanic
Popularity Rank
#787 (boys)
#1631 (overall)
#1631 (overall)
Popularity Summary
Cason has gained popularity in recent years, especially in English-speaking countries, due to its friendly sound and versatility. It remains a distinctive yet familiar choice for boys.
Why Parents Choose Cason
Parents often select the name Cason for its modern yet timeless feel, its easy pronunciation, and its connection to tradition and strength.
History & Cultural Significance
Originally a surname of Norman French origin, Cason transitioned into use as a given name in recent decades. Its historical ties to place names and family heritage give it a sense of rootedness and stability.
Cason is a modern name with roots in English-speaking countries, often chosen for its strong, approachable sound and sense of tradition.
Notable People Named Cason
- Cason Cole, American football player
- Cason Wallace, professional basketball player
- Cason Jennings, author and storyteller
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Pop Culture References
- Cason Jennings, author
- Cason Wallace, athlete
- Cason, character in a contemporary novel