Grayson

The name Grayson has its origins in English and Old English, primarily as a surname. It means "son of the gray-haired man" or "son of a steward" and is derived from the term used for a gray-haired person in Old English. The name is unisex but is more commonly used for boys in the United States. It is pronounced as "GRAY-suhn" or "GRAY-sihn" source source.

Grayson has gained popularity in recent decades, becoming a modern classic. It is often seen as an alternative to names like Jason or Mason source.

Famous individuals named Grayson include athletes Grayson Boucher and Grayson Burne, as well as actress Grayson Hall. Other notable figures with the name include Kathryn Grayson and Bette Grayson source.

For sibling names, you might consider names that complement Grayson in style and origin. Some suggestions include:

• For boys: Mason, Hudson, Jackson, or Carter.
• For girls: Harper, Avery, Madison, or Addison.

Similar names to Grayson, which might appeal to those who like its sound or meaning, include:

• Mason: Another popular name with a similar ending.
• Jason: A classic name with a similar sound.
• Hudson: Shares the "-son" suffix and has a modern feel.
• Greyson: A variant spelling of Grayson.

These names share either phonetic similarities or stylistic elements with Grayson, making them suitable alternatives or complementary choices for siblings.