Origin and Meaning of Easton
Meaning & Origin
Eastern town or settlement
Origin: English - Derived from Old English elements – 'east' meaning 'east' and 'tun' meaning 'town' or 'settlement'.
Interesting Facts
- Easton can refer to numerous places in England and is often used as a surname before becoming a popular first name.
- The name Easton is used in various cultures, particularly in English-speaking countries, and has gained traction in recent years in North America.
- Notable bearers include American football players like Easton Stick and Easton Corbin, a country music artist.
- Easton has seen a rise in popularity over the last two decades, particularly as a trendy choice for boys, though it is increasingly being used for girls as well.
- Related names and variations include Eason, and it is sometimes confused with names such as Weston and Hudson.