Origin and Meaning of Madysson

Son of Maud / Mighty warrior

Origin: English - Madysson is a modern variation of Madison, originally derived from the surname 'Maddison' meaning 'son of Maud' (or 'Matilda'). The name Maud has Old German roots meaning 'mighty warrior'.

• Madysson is a relatively modern name that has emerged as a feminine or unisex version of Madison, showcasing the trend of using surnames as first names.
• The name Madison gained popularity in the United States in the late 20th century, particularly among females, leading to various creative spellings including Madysson.
• Notable figures with the name include Madison Bailey, an actress, reflecting the name's cultural relevance in contemporary media.
• Madysson, while less common, follows the popularity trajectory of similar names which have surged since the 1990s, especially in North America.
• Related names include Madison, Madyson, and similar variations like Madisyn or Mattyson.