Etymology of CHRISTIANSON
The word "Christianson" is a patronymic surname of Scandinavian origin. It is derived from the combination of two elements: "Christi" and "son".
"Christi" is a variant of "Kristi", which is a shortened form of the given name "Kristian" or "Christian". This given name has its roots in Latin and Greek, derived from the word "christianus", meaning "follower of Christ" or "Christian".
The second element, "son", is a common suffix used in Scandinavian patronymic surnames. It indicates "son of" or "descendant of", similar to the English suffix "-son", as seen in surnames like Johnson or Davidson.
Therefore, "Christianson" literally means "son of Christian" or "descendant of Christian".
Similar spelling words for CHRISTIANSON
- christenson,
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- Christian Dior,
- Christian Era,
- Christopherso,
- Christiani,
- Christinia,
- christeson,
- Christiane,
- Christiano,
- christianity.
