Jacobson
Jacobson is a surname of Northern European origin. It is a patronymic meaning “son of Jacob,” derived from the given name Jacob, which itself comes from the Hebrew Ya’akov, traditionally interpreted as “holder of the heel” or “supplanter.” The suffix “-son” indicates “son of” in many Germanic languages, and Jacobson is a common English-language form as well as a surname found among Scandinavian, German, and Jewish communities.
Variants of the name include Jakobsen, Jakobsson, Jacobsen, Jakobson, and other spellings that reflect local linguistic
Related surnames include Jacobsen (Norwegian and Danish), Jakobsen (Danish and Norwegian), Jakobson (Slavic and Jewish contexts),