Janson
Meaning of Janson
Janson, a patronymic surname-turned–given name of English provenance literally meaning “son of Jan,” traces its ultimate etymology to the Hebrew name Yochanan, “God is gracious,” and carries with it a subtle echo of filial continuity that resonates like an ancient Latin inscription carved in marble. Analytically, its statistical presence in the United States—hovering between ranks 872 and 918 over the past five years and registering 21 newborns in 2024 at rank 903—reveals not only a measured steadiness but also an undercurrent of quiet distinction within contemporary naming trends. As a choice for a male child, Janson projects an aura of measured confidence and inherited legacy, suggesting a bridge between traditional roots and modern identity formation, much as a classical aqueduct spans time with both structural rigor and understated grace.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as JAN-suhn (/ˈdʒan.sən/)
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Notable People Named Janson
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