Grayson is an English surname that originated from the Old English words 'græg' meaning grey or misty, and 'son', indicating a son of someone with gray hair.
In modern culture, Grayson has become a popular given name, symbolizing wisdom, experience, and adaptability. It is also significant in British history as a surname associated with nobility and gentry families.
Individuals named Grayson are often seen as calm, collected, and insightful, with a strong sense of tradition and family values. They tend to be analytical thinkers and enjoy solving complex problems.
The name Grayson has gained significant popularity in recent years, particularly in the United States, where it consistently ranks among the top 200 boys' names. It is also used as a unisex option, appealing to parents seeking a unique yet timeless choice.