Jasons

Jasons is the plural form of the given name Jason. Jason is a male given name of Greek origin, derived from Iason, a name associated with healing. The name gained widespread usage in the English-speaking world and beyond, in part due to the mythic Jason who led the Argonauts in Greek mythology.

In everyday usage, Jasons typically refers to more than one person named Jason, such as in biographical lists, genealogies, or sports rosters. Because many individuals bear the name, the plural form appears in indexes and discussions that involve multiple people with the name Jason, rather than referring to a single subject.

As a surname, Jason is less common than as a given name, and the plural Jasons would arise only in contexts listing multiple individuals who share the surname. In fiction and media, characters named Jason appear across various works, and Jasons may be used to refer collectively to such characters in discussions or analyses.

The term does not denote a single, specific entity. Rather, Jasons is a linguistic designation used to refer to multiple people who share the given name Jason, and occasionally to groups of fictional or real individuals with that name.