Origin and Meaning of Keaston

Derived from the surname meaning 'from the chestnut town'.

Origin: English - The name Keaston is a modern English name that combines the Old English elements 'ceast' (meaning 'chestnut') and '-ton' (meaning 'town').

• Keaston is a relatively new name and has begun to gain popularity as a given name in the 21st century, often chosen for its unique sound.
• As a surname, Keaston may have originated as a locational name for people from towns associated with chestnut trees.
• While not common, Keaston has appeared as a character name in various modern novels and shows, contributing to its recognition.
• Popularity has slowly risen in the past decade, especially among parents looking for contemporary and distinctive names.
• Variations and related names include Keaton, which also gained traction as a first name. Both share similar origins but may have different cultural associations.