Carson

  • Origin
    Gaelic, Irish, Scottish
  • Meaning
    Carson means "son of Carr" or "son of the marsh dwellers." It signifies a connection to nature and carries a sense of strength and resilience.
  • Variations
    Carston, Karson, Karsen, Karsten
  • Similar names
    Hudson, Carter, Mason, Jackson, Cooper
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  • Carson, with its Scottish and Irish origins, carries a deep sense of meaning and connection to the natural world. Derived from the surname "son of Carr" or "son of the marsh dwellers," this name embodies strength and resilience. The name Carson has gained popularity in recent years as a given name for baby boys. Its simplicity and rugged charm have captured the hearts of parents seeking a name that reflects both strength and a connection to nature. Carson is a versatile name, with variations such as Carston, Karson, Karsen, and Karsten. It shares similarities with other popular names like Hudson, Carter, Mason, Jackson, and Cooper, offering parents a range of options to choose from. Famous individuals bearing the name Carson include Carson Wentz, a prominent American football player, and Carson McCullers, a renowned American writer. In fiction, the name Carson appears in various contexts, from Carson Beckett in Stargate Atlantis to Carson Drew in the Nancy Drew series. Choosing the name Carson for your baby boy is a decision that embraces strength, nature, and a timeless appeal.
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