Etymology of GRANDISON
The name "Grandison" is of English origin and is derived from the Old French word "grandaison", meaning "greatness" or "grandeur". It is ultimately derived from the Latin word "grandis", which translates to "large", "great", or "magnificent". "Grandison" may have originated as a surname that denoted someone of grand or impressive stature.
Similar spelling words for GRANDISON
- grandpa,
- GRANDE,
- granadillo,
- groundmass,
- grenadian,
- grandly,
- groundsman,
- grand dragon,
- groundnut,
- grandniece,
- grandiose,
- grandmaster,
- groundless,
- Grand Canal,
- granduncle,
- grondin,
- grandnephew,
- grandiosely,
- granite,
- grandson,
- grand island,
- grenade,
- grandstand,
- ground snake,
- grandy,
- groundfish,
- grandfield,
- grandi,
- grunting,
- granddaddy,
- grandee,
- groundling,
- grand fir,
- ground sloth,
- granted,
- granddad,
- ground,
- grandmother,
- grand piano,
- grounds,
- grenadine,
- grandaunt,
- groundsel,
- grandad,
- granada,
- grandness,
- grandma,
- groundspeed,
- grounding,
- grandchild,
- Grande Dame,
- granados,
- grand tour,
- granderson,
- grenada,
- groundsheet,
- grindstone,
- Granado,
- grand opera,
- ground ivy,
- grinding,
- granda,
- grundyism,
- Grand Teton,
- grandiosity.
