Hudson
Meaning of Hudson
The name Hudson, pronounced as HUD-suhn, is a strong and timeless choice for boys. Originating from England, it means "son of Hudde," with Hudde being a medieval given name. The name evokes images of the famous Hudson River in New York, named after the English sea explorer Henry Hudson. Over the years, Hudson has grown increasingly popular in the United States, climbing steadily in rank from 1,530th in 1990 to an impressive 21st position by 2023. This rise can be attributed to its modern yet classic appeal and its association with natural beauty and exploration. Variations of the name include Hudsen, offering a slight twist while maintaining its robust charm.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as HUD-suhn (/'hʌds(ə)n/)
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Notable People Named Hudson
| James Hudson Taylor was a British Baptist Christian missionary who spent 54 years in China and founded the China Inland Mission, which brought over 800 missionaries to the country and resulted in 20,000 Christian conversions. |
| Sir Wilmot Hudson Fysh was an Australian aviator and businessman, known for co-founding Qantas and his service in the Australian Light Horse Brigade during World War I. |
| Hudson David Yang is an American actor known for his role as Eddie Huang in the ABC television series Fresh Off the Boat. |
