Origin and Meaning of Alizon
Meaning & Origin
Noble and kind
Origin: French - Derived from the Old French name 'Alison', which itself comes from the name 'Alice', meaning 'noble' or 'of noble birth'.
Interesting Facts
- Alizon is considered a rare and vintage name, primarily popular in England during the late Middle Ages.
- The name is often associated with the character Alizon in Robert Darnton's historical accounts of 18th-century France, illustrating its cultural historical context.
- Notable bearers include Alizon Device, a woman associated with the Pendle witch trials in England in 1612, making the name prominent in historical narratives.
- Alizon has seen fluctuating popularity; it was more in vogue in the late 20th century but has since become quite rare.
- Variations of the name include Alison, Alice, and Alyson, which have different degrees of popularity across various cultures.