Origin and Meaning of Creston

From the hill, or a place on a ridge

Origin: English - Creston is derived from the Old English elements 'cresc' meaning 'hill' and 'tun' meaning 'enclosure' or 'settlement'.

• Creston is a relatively uncommon name, often used as a surname turned given name, which reflects the trend of surnames becoming first names.
• The name can be found in various cultures, primarily within English-speaking countries, and is sometimes used in a more modern or contemporary context.
• Notable bearers of the name include Creston, a city in Iowa, and Creston Peak, a tourist destination in the United States.
• Creston has seen a modest rise in popularity but remains more niche compared to traditional names; its unique sound appeals to those seeking less common names.
• Variations of Crenton include Crest and Kriston, but these tend to be used less frequently.