Madyson
MAD-i-son
Popularity
#2616
Letters
7
Syllables
3
Origin
Germanic
Total Births
13,293
Peak Year
#905 in 2007
First Recorded
1985
Style
Modern & Trendy
Spelling
Moderate spelling
What It Means
Madyson is a variant spelling of Madison, an English surname meaning "son of Maud." Maud is a medieval form of Matilda, which is of Germanic origin, meaning "mighty in battle".
Numerology
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