Origin and Meaning of Yerson

Son of the earth

Origin: Spanish - Yerson is a modern name likely derived from the name 'Jerson,' which has Biblical roots. It is believed to combine the elements of 'Yar' and 'son,' meaning 'son of the earth' or 'son of the soil.'

• Yerson is a relatively uncommon name that has been gaining popularity in various Spanish-speaking countries.
• In addition to Hispanic cultures, variations of the name Yerson can be found in regions influenced by Latin American diaspora.
• There are several notable figures named Yerson, including athletes and personalities in Latin America, though it is still less common than many traditional names.
• In the last two decades, the name Yerson has seen a gradual increase in popularity in the United States and other countries, showcasing a trend towards unique and modern names.
• Related names include Jerson and Gerson, both of which have similar sounds and roots.