Origin and Meaning of Weston
Meaning & Origin
From the western town
Origin: Old English - Derived from the Old English words 'west' meaning 'west' and 'tun' meaning 'enclosure' or 'settlement'.
Interesting Facts
- Weston originated as a surname in England and eventually became used as a given name.
- In addition to English-speaking countries, variations like 'Vesten' can be found in Scandinavian regions.
- Notable bearers of the name include Weston Koury, a popular YouTuber, and Weston McKennie, an American professional soccer player.
- Weston has seen rising popularity in the United States, particularly since the 2000s, securing a position among the top 200 names for boys.
- Related names or variations include West, Westley, and Weston as a surname which can also be used as a modern first name.