Brayson
Brayson is a name used in English-speaking contexts as both a surname and a given name. It is relatively uncommon but has appeared in North American naming practice in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. As a surname, Brayson may be a variant form of Bryson, a name that originated as a patronymic meaning “son of Bryce” or “son of Brice,” with Bryce deriving from the given name Brice, which has roots in Old French and Latin forms. As a given name, Brayson fits the pattern of modern American naming conventions that combine a familiar sound element with the patronymic -son.
The form Brayson is typically associated with a masculine given name, and its pronunciation is commonly rendered
The name is primarily encountered in contemporary baby-name data and personal naming rather than in historical