Robinson
Meaning of Robinson
The name Robinson is a distinguished and classic choice for a baby boy, rooted in English origin. Pronounced as RAHB-in-suhn (/ˈrɑbɪnsən/), it is traditionally a patronymic surname meaning "son of Robin," with Robin being a diminutive form of Robert, which means "bright fame." The name carries historical and literary significance, famously associated with the legendary tale of Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe. This adventurous spirit embedded in the name adds to its charm and timeless appeal. Variations of the name include Rob and Robbie, offering more casual alternatives. While not exceedingly common, Robinson has maintained a steady presence in naming charts over the years in the United States, reflecting its enduring appeal across generations. Its blend of heritage and sophistication makes Robinson an excellent choice for parents seeking a name with both historical depth and contemporary elegance.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as RAHB-in-suhn (/ˈrɑbɪnsən/)
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Notable People Named Robinson
| Robinson Canó - Robinson José Canó Mercedes is a Dominican–American professional baseball second baseman known for his career in Major League Baseball and his current position with the Dubai Wolves of Baseball United. |
| John Robinson Jeffers was an American poet celebrated for his poetry inspired by the central California coast. |
| Anna Robinson, known as Robinson, is a New Zealand singer-songwriter and musician who gained recognition with her hit single "Nothing to Regret" in 2018. |
