Karson is a modern variation of the name Carson, which has English and Scottish origins.

Meaning: The name Karson is typically interpreted to mean “son of the marsh-dwellers” or “son of Carr.” Carr is an Old Norse word meaning “marshland” or “wet ground.”

Origin: While the spelling Karson is a contemporary adaptation, its root, Carson, comes from an Anglo-Scottish surname derived from place names in northern England and southern Scotland.

Popularity: Karson has gained popularity in recent years, particularly in the United States, as parents seek unique spellings for traditional names. It offers a modern twist on the more classic Carson.

Inspiration: The name may appeal to parents who appreciate its strong, masculine sound and its connection to nature. It also fits well with the trend of using surnames as first names.