Bryson

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Bryson is of English origin, originally a surname meaning 'son of Brice.' The name Brice derives from a Celtic word meaning 'speckled' or 'freckled,' though it has evolved into a modern given name with a contemporary, confident sound.

Current Popularity

#152 for boys

in the United States (2025)

Projected 2026: #152, likely #130 to #174

↗Steady

Popularity over time

191019502020
Recent years · births per year

Dashed bar: 2026 (projected): 2,381. How this is calculated

Yearly values
  • 2011: 3,944
  • 2012: 4,042
  • 2013: 3,816
  • 2014: 3,427
  • 2015: 3,115
  • 2016: 4,372
  • 2017: 4,679
  • 2018: 4,225
  • 2019: 3,636
  • 2020: 3,218
  • 2021: 3,097
  • 2022: 2,712
  • 2023: 2,449
  • 2024: 2,479
  • 2025: 2,416
  • 2026 (projected): 2,381

Good to Know

Common nicknames: Bry, Bryce, Son, B
  • •Easy to spell and pronounce with clear phonetics
  • •Works well in professional settings while maintaining a friendly approachability
  • •Gained popularity as a first name in the late 1990s and 2000s
  • •The '-son' ending gives it a strong, masculine feel

Famous People

B

Bryson DeChambeau

Professional golfer

B

Bryson Tiller

R&B singer and songwriter

P

Peabo Bryson

Grammy-winning R&B singer

B

Bryson Stott

Professional baseball player

Statistics

83,241

Total births since 1880

2017

Peak year

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