Origin and Meaning of Allisan

Noble, cheerful

Origin: English - Allisan is a variant of Alison, which stems from the Old French name 'Alicia', originally derived from the Germanic name 'Adalheidis', meaning 'noble' or 'nobility'.

• Allisan is a relatively rare name, often considered a modern twist on the more traditional name Alison.
• Allisan has similar variations in different cultures, such as Alison (English), Alysanne (Welsh), and Alizée (French).
• Though not as common as some names, Allisan has been used by various poets and writers to characterize noble or spirited women.
• The name Alison became widely popular in English-speaking countries in the medieval period and paved the way for variations like Allisan to emerge in modern times.
• The name is not listed among the top 1000 names in the United States, indicating its unique yet appealing nature to a specific audience.